the project management, cuw395 program reserve, san joaquin pipeline system, new irvington tunnel. vegetation restoration of wsip construction sites and program management. item six, resolution adopting finding under the california environmental quality act including adoption of mitigated monitoring and reporting program and statement of overriding considerations related to the san antonio backup pipeline project and directing clerk of the board and supervisors to notify controller of this action. >> thank you, mr. clerk. we have with us julie lavante from puc. >> good morning, supervisor and mr. clerk. if you wouldn't mind connecting computer. we have three items that relates to water system improvement program. first i would like to give a brief status update on how we are making progress to seismickly retrofit our water system. this is a slide you have seen before where we show the overall status of our 81 projects as of the end of september. the figures in parentheses are number in each phase. also shown is total value. we have five projects i have yet to reach construction. tw

a swarm of fresh water jelly fish is blooming in the san joaquin river.hese jelly fish are only about the size of a penny. they aren't the same species as the ones found in the ocean. and the last time they were seen in the san joaquin river was back in 2007. >>> if you're on the central peninsula you're hearing thunder and lightning. we've had one cell north. let's take a look where it is right now. see the yellow area right here that's the san mateo bridge. the cell is dying down. we're going to show you the motion of it in the last few hours. we're going to back it to san jose. right about here you can see in mountain view it's starting to develop. this is about 45 minutes ago. you can see the system as it moves north. you see it turning red. that's when it developed into a basically a thunderstorm. we had reports of thunder and lightning. very loud thunder. as we moved to the current time. you see how it's dissipating you see more red and less yellow. the system as it moves to san francisco is begining to die down but nothing before depositing some ra

a swarm of fresh water jelly fish is blooming in the san joaquin river.elly fish are only about the size of a penny. they aren't the same species as the ones found in the ocean. and the last time they were seen in the san joaquin river was back in 2007. >>> if you're on the central peninsula you're hearing thunder and lightning. we've had one cell north. let's take a look where it is right now. see the yellow area right here that's the san mateo bridge. the cell is dying down. we're going to show you the motion of it in the last few hours. we're going to back it to san jose. right about here you can see in mountain view it's starting to develop. this is about 45 minutes ago. you can see the system as it moves north. you see it turning red. that's when it developed into a basically a thunderstorm. we had reports of thunder and lightning. very loud thunder. as we moved to the current time. you see how it's dissipating you see more red and less yellow. the system as it moves to san francisco is begining to die down but nothing before depositing some rain. th

now the san joaquin county sheriff is apologize further botched job.report just released indicates that remains linked to the so called "speed freak killers" were not properly identified. they gave the remains of joanne hobson's mother. sthee ordered for them -- she ordered for them top analyzed, and there were remains from two others as well. the sheriff said tonight his department relied on experts during the dig and his heart goes out to joanne hobson's family, and all of the victims. both men convicted of four murders are also suspected of killing more than a dozen other people in the 1980s and 1990s while the two were high on methamphetamine. >>> later in this broadcast, the a's needed a win tonight to force a 5th game tomorrow. same story for the giants! bay area baseball, both teams trying to hang on. highlights later. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den becau

now, linden is where the san joaquin authorities started to dig after one of the so-called speed freakrs led them there. they did find the remains of a 16-year-old who went missing back in stockton. well, this bone was identify as a child between the ages of 5 and 15. that's what they are trying to determine. police right now are trying to figure out if this, indeed michaela's bone. >> i don't think think we can jump down the road of this must be. i think it's very unsure and hopefully the dna analysis will give us the closure closure on whether it is or isn't. >> reporter: the only thing tying the bone to her case, is it fits. age range of michaela and the time frame. in a blog, her mother blogged this morning just after midnight saying she thinks this might be it. she says it's very lightning cal and certainly why she continues to search for her daughter. she also searches for -- she also searches for closure. she does want to talk to detectives. they are working together on this. then wanted to let her know they will faying down this lead. they are -- chasing down this lead. they ar

turnquist: this area, the san joaquin valley, has the ability to continue to be the bread basket for the world for many, many years to come. but in order to continue this abundant production here, we have to solve one enormous problem... salt. keach: salts like sodium chloride and calcium carbonate are turning some of the world's most productive farms into saline wastelands. in many of the world's arid regions, salt is a natural component of soil and water. when irrigation water evaporates, salts are left behind, contaminating the soil. to prevent this, additional water must be applied to wash the salts down and away from the root zone. the great quantity of water cleanses the soil. but in the process, it, too, becomes saline. deep beneath these fields, layers of rock or clay form a barrier. with nowhere to go, the saltwater rises towards the roots, inhibiting growth or killing the crop. in wells throughout the valley, technicians easily measure the short distance to the saline water table, and test for the salt content. the saltwater has risen almost to the surface beneath nearly a

. >> new at 5:00 san joaquin county sheriff responding to criticism his department made mistakes in searching for human remains. investigators began digging into a well, convicted serial killer wesley shermantine say there may be more victims there. some remains were those of joanne thompson. her mother decided to have remains tested at a lab. results found a bone that did not belong to hobson. the sheriff addressed that discovery. >> i wish that never happened. not only initial incident but situation that is developed. so what i can do now is do what i'm doing. get answers and provide those as soon as i can get those answers. >> police have contacted the mother of a missing hayward girl, 9-year-old michaela garecht. they told her the bone belongs to someone in the same age range as michaela. the fbi will handle all future digs in this case. >> two suspects in the murder of a hercules woman were caught in seattle and now being tied to a series of crimes. >> kept pulling on the cord. i was going to wave. hi, mike. hi, suzy. >> mike bar says his murdered neighbor does not deserve to be caught u

will be later this morning before amtrak trains can run between hanford and bakersfield in the san joaquin valley. tracks closed for repairs after two different railroad crashes involving big rigs. ironically, a big rig slammed into a freight train in hanford. the truck driver had minor injuries there. earlier yesterday, there was another crash about 15 miles away. about 40 passengers on that amtrak train were hurt none seriously. it was going from oakland to bakersfield. the driver didn't cross at the stopping gate and slammed into the train, according to police. >> how did you not see that the train was crossing, the arms were down, i don't know if there's any indication of any use of alcohol or drugs. >> the truck driver was trapped in his rig for about an hour after that crash. no word on why he didn't stop for the train. >>> american airlines has engineers in new york checking the seats on 8 boeing 757 jets. the inspections were ordered after two incidents where rowings of seats came loose from airplane floors yesterday on a flight from new york to miami and on saturday on a boston-to

in san joaquin county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> what a painful journey for that family. >>> santa clara police are still investigating their second officer involved shooting of the year. this one fatally shot -- 41-year-old man armed with a knife struggling with his father last night police say. officers arrived to a 911 call. the domestic disturbance west of the airport. they were leaving the building after settling the dispute when the father and son again began scuffling. they repeatedly ordered the young man to drop the knife. when he moved toward his 66-year-old father, three officers fired their weapon. >>> it is full steam ahead for san francisco's controversial central subway, following a central infusion of big time cash. ray lahood today announced the government is granting the project over $900 million in federal funding. the city had started work on the $1.6 billion project, even though it had not lined up all the money yet. the subway will connect the city's south of market neighborhood with union square and chinatown. now that funding is in place, the big p

. >> reporter: sue kaiser wants answers, and she said she is not getting any from the san joaquin county sheriff. her daughter has been missing for more than 20 years, believed to be a victim of the speed freak killers. >> i called sheriff moore, and he talked to me like i was a criminal. he did. he talked to me like i was a criminal. >> reporter: kaiser said that the sheriff's department would not let her see a purse or other items recovered from a well in linden. she thinks they may belong to her daughter. >> if they brought up a purse, let me look at it. can i tell if you it's my daughter's. >> my deepest sympathy to the families of the victims. >> reporter: sheriff moore answered your questions today, question that is many victims' families were waiting to have answered. >> what will happen now? will this be more digging? who will be in charge of this? >> at this point, any and all future exvacations will be done by the f.b.i. >> sheriff moore said they will continue the recovery efforts, and when it was asked if mistakes were made in the recovery, he said he would have to wait for t

but when reporter laura cole went to the san joaquin county sheriff's office for some answers today, she went smack into a wall. >> it's closed. it's closed. we're closed right now. >> the sheriff will not speak with us? >> currently, no. he's not available. >> you're basically throwing me out of the building and not giving me any answers. >> i'm not throwing you out of the building. it's closed right now. i'm just escorting you out of the building. >> the sheriff's department says it is working hard for the families but investigators want to be sure that the facts are clear before they say anything else. >>> well, it seems like a simple enough plan. build a new branch of the berkeley library. but several redwood trees were standing in the way. and you know what that means. why a tree that was supposed to have been saved now has to be chopped down. >> it's sad. >> reporter: for four-year-old hazel, this is more than just a tree. >> this is our tree. we want it to stay there. >> reporter: the nearly 100- foot redwood has always been just a few feet from her apartment's back door. >> t

more than 20 people were hurt in two separate train crashes in the san joaquin valley. the latest crash, a big rig slammed into a freight train near the town of hanford. the truck driver suffered minor injuries. several hours before that, and 15 miles away, there was another crash. this also involved a big rig. this time, though, it hit an amtrak train. >>> about 40 passengers on that train were injured. none seriously, though. the amtrak train headed from oakland down to bakersfield. police say the driver didn't yield at the crossing gate, slammed right into the train pushing at least one car off the tracks. >> reporter: how did you not see the train was crossing, the arms were down? >> i don't know if there was any indication of use of alcohol or drugs. >> the tracks could be cleared about 7 a.m. until then a bus bridge is taking passengers around that accident area. >>> a local city leader says won't be intimidated. vallejo mayor osby davis' private law firm was purposesly torched over the weekend, gutting the building. this isn't the first time he has been targeted.

location, it's about serving every one of our local service areas whether it's san francisco or the san joaquin valley. >> thank you, mr. boland. >> we fill a little different role. we don't have any infrastructure but we represent utilities that have 88 percent of the infrastructure that keep our populations running. we cover from the mexican border to oregon and what we facilitate through the organization is we are embedded with the state of california through the last 60 years. we are in the cali complex, we have an mou with the secretary of cali and can bring resources from other companies in the field across all the disciplines for mutual assistance. we can stage, deploy and sit on situational awareness providing the state the information they need to posture a response and at the same time we can then be putting together the teams that are going to have to come in and support pg&e or other utilities that are in the stricken zone. we'll be calling on organizations from san diego to redding, we'll be calling on organizations outside the state of california that we have mou's with out of nev

police are testing a bone fragment taken from a san joaquin county well. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec is in hayward now with michaela garecht's mother's reaction to new developments. >> reporter: the police department here eagerly awaiting the results of the test. they first tested the bones here with inconclusive results and the bone is being sent to a lab in virginia. results who that bone belonged to could take weeks. investigators want to know if it belongs to michaela garecht. she was abducted in hayward in 1988. she was nine years old. that bone was initially given to the family of another victim joanne hobson's remains found in a linden well in february when hobson's family received the remains. they ordered the tests. they were suspicious when they saw the site dug up with a backhoe. 28 of the bone fragments given to that family belonged to at least three other people including a child between the ages 56 and 14. >> that's truly shameful. i have to thank joanne hobson's family because they received their daughter's remains and rather than just accep

k, approve commission appointment to the san joaquin tributaries authority commission. mr. pilpher has -- >> i'll use my time wisely. several items starting with 9e on page 16, the commission office address is still the market street address. i assume that will get updated in the proposed permit. i also found fascinating the lead from the spring valley water company to that certain land in the vicinity of what's now 19,000 [speaker not understood], the area near ranchero south of, et cetera, et cetera. >> and the fascination was? >> i had heard that the spring valley water company owned some property in southwestern san francisco in the early part of the 1900s and this explains that. there was -- >> you could have called mr. houser and he would have told you. >> mr. houche? in the archive. >> i was at a presentation at the municipal rail ways history that did tie that to michael o'shaughnessy and talked about the establishment of muni and the water system at the same time. so, i thought that was all very timely. just wanted to point that out. on item f, i assume that the hr

have to stick should know that the great recession is over and we're in recovery i live in the san joaquin valley where the great recession is going just fine and we're not worried about a. double dip because the first that there's going to strong so right here the water phones are closed about their own public bathrooms their clothes the economy has tanked and it's staying that way and the question really coming up in the second term is or are we going to pull the money out of the rich people's pockets i'm building it for because i'm glad you brought up money kristof i'll go back to you in frankfurt i mean another kind of taboo topic is campaign finance ok where you get your money ok and since two thousand and ten you don't have to say i mean that's even more corrupting of the political system ok i'm a child of of watergate i remember campaign finance was really important you know and were rules and now they're all gone ok so again that goes back to the one percent and the one percent support romney and obama. well i don't agree it is true is that the american system of financing campaign

k, approve commission appointment to the san joaquin tributaries authority commission. mr. pilpher has -- >> i'll use my time wisely. several items starting with 9e on page 16, the commission office address is still the market street address. i assume that will get updated in the proposed permit. i also found fascinating the lead from the spring valley water company to that certain land in the vicinity of what's now 19,000 [speaker not understood],

. >>> breaking news coming in right now from the san joaquin valley.gation is happening now into an officer-involved shooting that involves a sanwa -- san joaquin sheriff's department. we'll bring you moyer details as they become available. >>> and dramatic video of the oracle ka that marin, the one that capsized on the bay. it will be pulled out of the water very soon. alex savidge has been on this story since early this morning. you are at oracle team headquarters. how are they affected by what happened yesterday? >> reporter: well, certainly a major setback for the team. they are trying to bounce back here. what's happening, the crew members are getting set to pull this badly damaged boat out of the water. you can see divers there. they will use the crane -- maybe we can show it to you. they will grab the 72-foot catamaran this crane, lift it over the water and then they will get a better look. >> the conditions were windy, there was a current and we'll show you video of what the accident looked like as it happened. the boat flipped over went end ov

and right now in san joaquin valley 20 people are being treated after being hurt after a large truck slammed into an amtrak train. impact pushed one trains four cars off the tracks and this is in a railroad crossing. the train carrying 169 passengers and amtrak plans to use buses to shuttle those passenger autos and a search is on for two fisherman whose boat cap sized. >> happening now there are family members walking rugged beaches looking for signs of their loved ones. they searched the rocky coast where a fishing boat was hit by a wave and crashed on to the rock yesterday morning. there is another man still missing. and two men were wearing life jackets and told authorities they were not. coast guard has been searching ever since, calling it still a search not a recovery mission. family and friends have been mounting efforts hoping for any sign of the two men. >> maybe they were tired and couldn't preach the -- reach the shore, we were doing everything we can. and there is you know, big groups of people there are searches continuing this evening. >> there are authorities that bel

police testing bone fragment found in one of the mass graves in san joaquin county to see if there ismichaela garecht. she was kidnapped in 1988. >> number two, vice presidential candidates face off in their only debate tonight in kentucky. biden needs to blunt the momentum gained by romney after his first debate with president obama. watch biden take on paul ryan live on abc 7. >>> number three, in a few hour the giants will try to complete an improbable come back in cincinnati. yesterday san francisco staved off elimination over the reds. if they win they will be the first national league team ever to win a divisional series after losing the first two games at home. >> number four, a's will play pivotal game 5:00 tonight following last night's amazing win over the tigers. crisp knocked in smith with that single, capping thrilling three-aren't 9th inning rally to win 4-3 first pitch 6:37 at the coliseum if they win a's advance to the american league championship series. >> number five, you have been thinking about her, good news, after a month in the hospital, robin roberts home. she

. >> investigator javier ramos and lieutenant robert bookwalter worked with the san joaquin county sheriff'separtment at the time. they were among the first on the scene. >> must be some dead animal. >> that's what he said, what he figured he would find. just some dead animal out there. >> but it wasn't a dead animal. the leg that was sticking out of the ground was decidedly human. and soon larry's daughter tavia heard the news. >> i got a call from the sheriff's department. i felt myself get really hot and nauseous, and she said that the body they found, the dental records -- it was him. and i remember -- i never swear, and i yelled out this cuss word, and i slammed down the phone, and i just started shaking. it was a moment in time that i've never felt such anguish. >> it's still raw even now. >> it is because i thought -- i don't know. i thought -- i guess i was hoping he was in hiding. >> very fortunate that the body was discovered, and now we can move on and investigate it as a homicide. >> homicide? ah, yes. ample proof now, five months after he had vanished. larry had been murdered an

. >> the san joaquin county sheriff not admitting mistakes after a possible mix up of human remains sending the remains of joanne hobson to her mother. they were discovered in a well. the mother was suspicious and had seen massive back hoes dig through the well. she sent the bones for analysis. turns out a three-inch bone was mixed in with her daughter's remains. the sheriff says it's not his fault. he entrusted a forensic analyst. >> i'm calling this a mistake. these are professional people. i believed they'd be and do the appropriate thing. we're not stopping. we're going to continue to search. we're going to continue to work on the location that's have been pointed out to us. we have done some others and we'll continue to work this. >> police have now contacted the mother of missing hayward girl michaela garecht. she vanished 24 years ago at age nine. they told her the bone belongs to someone in the same age range as michaela. the fbi will be handling all future digs related to this case. >> a serious fire in san francisco left behind a real mess tonight. it broke out before dawn this mo

. >>> the sheriff of san joaquin county count county said he was takenna back by a report that mixed remains were given to a victim's mother. a box of bones was given to joan shelley, she was told they were her daughter but a lab later said only some of the bones belonged to her daughter. one of the bones is being tested to see if it belongs to another girl, missing since 1988. the sheriff said he stands by how this office handled things. >>> police named a husband and wife arrested in washington state as suspects in the killing of susie coe. a judge ordered darnell washington to be held and tonya washington's bail was set at $1.7 million. they are suspected in a string of carjackings from southern california to washington. police say they plan to bring their case to the da late next week. >> two berkeley law students facing charges for allegedly be heading an exotic bird. the two were arrested in las vegas. police say they were caught on surveillance camera chasing a bird in to the trees. witnesses say they then saw the men walk out carrying the body and cut off head of the bird. th

. >>> there is word tonight that a bone found in a san joaquin county well is now being tested to sees that of mikayla verett. her mother was contacted and told the bone belongs to a girl between the ages of 5 and 13. the bone was discovered after the mother of another murder victim had her own daughter's remains tested after being recovered from the well in lyndon. the well, where the remains were found is linked to a a pair of convicted serial killers known as the speed freak killers. >>> in oakland, we no now know the names of two people shot and killed monday night. police have identified the man as, or rather the men as 28- year-old ronald perry, and 18- year-old aaron adams. police say someone onlied fire on the two as they were driving down filbert street. no arrests have been made. >>> new information on a man who was arrested after immigration authorities say he tried to bring a smoke grenade, hatchet, and other items into the united states. the naturalized u.s. citizen traveled from japan to korea before landing in los angeles last friday where he was arrested. according to

i know my customers, hard-working farmers of the central san joaquin valley hate to see this especially right during their harvest time s that's not good. melissa: yeah. thanks for coming on the show. we appreciate your time. >> thankou. melissa: we told you about a rash of cyberttacks on u.s. banks this week. capital one and suntrust the latest victims by a muslim exemist group claiming responsibility for those attacks. plus one they're planning tomorrow against regions financial. suntrust reported increased online traffic today and a few intermittent service availability issues but refusing to comment further. joining me to discuss cybersecurity and risk analyst colonel cedric layton. thanks for joining us. >> melissa, a pleasure to be with you. melissa: what do you think about the attacks? what is the danker? my consumers at home feel i didn't see my service interrupted and didn't lose any money. is there potential danger. >> these are denial of service attacks and pretty mple. they go out and try to overwhelm the system with a lot of traffic. but if they srt minimum making behaviors

hayward police are testing a child's bones found in san joaquin county. they found the bones in the graves used by the so called speed killer. sherman time says there are many more victims buried in graves. earlier this year he said his partner may have killed mikayla garrett. we spoke to her mother and you will hear from her tonight over on channel 7 so tune in for that. >>> now, to other developing news. 12-year-old girl shot and being treated in an apparently random shooting that happened this evening in oakland east oakland on 64th and harmon avenue. you can see the yellow markers were bullets fell. this is crime scene evidence. we understand the 12-year-old suffered non-life-threatening injuries. investigators say she was sitting in a car with a family member or family friend. neither one was targeted. it was apparently a random shooting and she was caught up in it. again this 12-year-old girl we he expect to be okay at least that is the very good news on that. >>> in san francisco tonight, police moved in when a group took over a vacant building in

. >>> there is word tonight that a bone found in a san joaquin county well is now being tested to seethat is that of mikayla verett. her mother was contacted and told the bone belongs to a girl between the ages of 5 and 13. the bone was discovered after the mother of another murder victim had her own daughter's remains tested after being recovered from the well in lyndon. the well, where the remains were found is linked to a a pair of convicted serial killers known as the speed freak killers. >>> in oakland, we no now know the names of two people shot and killed monday night. police have identified the man as, or rather the men as 28- year-old ronald perry, and 18- year-old aaron adams. police say someone onlied fire on the two as they were driving down filbert street. no arrests have been made. >>> new information on a man who was arrested after immigration authorities say he tried to bring a smoke grenade, hatchet, and other items into the united states. the naturalized u.s. citizen traveled from japan to korea before landing in los angeles last friday where he was arrested. accordi

it was taken from a san joaquin county well and cbs 5 reporter anne makovec now in hayward with moree kidnapping case of michaela garecht. i guess the family has a little hope, right? >> yes. michaela's mother wrote on her facebook page last night i don't know how to live right now in this waiting time. she going to have to wait a little longer to find out if these remains do belong to her daughter. the hayward pd has sent these remains to a lab in virginia and results could take weeks. now, michaela garecht was kidnapped back in 1988 from hayward. she was nine years old at the time. the bone was initially given to the family of other victim, joanne hobson's remains found in a linden well in february. when her remains were found they ordered the tests suspicious after seeing investigators dig up the burial site with a backhoe. >> when he saw how they dug it out with the big clause i was horrified. >> reporter: the testing found 28 of the bone fragments given to the family belong to at least three other people including a child between the ages of 5 and 14. >> that is, i think, truly

with the ghost of robert kennedy, mcgovern embarks on a classic was a stopped train track to the san joaquinley. the same track kennedy made in 1968. >> he was back campaigning against anyone but he was campaigning for something, for america's heart and soul. he was seeking to lead america home again. the only upon it was richard nixon. -- the only upon it was richard nixon. this was the people's phallic, the people stayed, and soon would be the people's country. gary hart, right from the start. >> if you have been in the dark for so long, the light hurts your eyes. that is normal. i mean, do you remember dracula? didn't he have to get back before the sun came out? people of the same way. people get comfortable. >> i have never obstructed justice. i think i can also say that in my years of public life, that i welcome this kind of examination because people have got to know whether or not their president is a crook. well, i am not a crook. across the democrats put on a bizarre fashion show. if they're having credits for the democratic convention, they would have read "leading man george mcgov

. >>> more than 20 people were hurt in two separate train crashes in the san joaquin valley.the latest crash a big rig slammed into a freight train near hanford. the truck driver suffered minor injured. several hours away there was a crash with a big rig that hit an amtrak train. 40 passengers on the train were hurt none seriously. amtrak train was headed from oakland to bakersfield. police say the driver did not stop at the crossing gate and hit the train. >> how did you not see that the train was crossing, the arms were down? i don't know if there was any indication of any use of alcohol or drugs. >> the tracks could be cleared by about 7:00 this morning. until then, a bus bridge is taking passengers around that accident area. >>> police in hong kong say 6 crewmembers from two boats are being detained after a collision that killed 37 people. a ferry collided last night with a boat taking utility company workers and their families to victoria harbor for a fireworks show. more than 100 people were sent to hospitals. the accident happened last night off the southwestern coast

you can see some of that moisture streaming off the sierra nevada and up to the san joaquin valley. 40s and 50s on our temperatures. really, they are kind of stuck. there is our low as it begins to move down the coast. you see the cloud cover moving back in. sun and clouds, possible willty of showers. we'll leave that in mainly for the san jose area by this evening. partly sunny, partly cloudy. a lot to report. lightning overnight into this morning. 60s 70s on your temperatures. it looks like a partly cloudy day. inland temperatures will start to warm autopsy almost autopsy -- to warm up a little bit. >>> thank you, steve. a 16-year-old is fighting for her life after being stabbed. >> reporter: firefighters still on the scene of a huge strip small fire. we'll talk to the battalion chief about what happened and what's next. >> reporter: a stanford professor wins a nobel prize in chemistry. what he and his wife plan to do with the prize money as "mornings on 2" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing a reason...to look twice. introducing a stunning work of technology -- the entire

. >>> un rato m en san diego, crew foro na, si informÓ del arresto de una mujer que asegura ser hija de joaquÍnecto, hoy se o a conocer que fue detenida en san isidro california alejandrina sal guzmÁn salazar hija de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, fue detenida el viernes cuando intentÓ cruzar la frontera de tijuana hacia san diego, pero lo hizo con un pasaporte que no era de ella si no de otra persona por eso fue detenida y acusada de fraude y uso indebido de permisos, hablamos con la procuradurÍa y nos confirman que recibieron el reporte de sude tensiÓn, pero dÉjame pasar otra cosa, hoy se vivieron momentos de violencia en michoacÁn cuando la policÍa federal y estatal recuperÓ instalaciones de escuelas que estaban en manos de estudiantes, vamos a ver la historia. rabat ya durÓ toda la madrugada, los policÍas rodearon la escuela tomada por los estudiantes y entraron lanzando gases lacrimÓgenos pero fueron recibido con piedras y explosivo caseros al final la policÍa recuperÓ la escuela. >>> recuperamos el orden pÚblico, la misma escena en otras dos escuelas donde los alumnos estudian para ser maestros

joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. aquÍ el informe. >>> en este centro de detenciÓn federal en san diego, se encuentra esta mujer que se identificÓ como >>> personas anÓnimas del gobierno, no se han identificado y dicen que es la higa del seÑor "chepo" de la torre. yo no se si es cierto o no. >>> esta mujer dijo que su intenciÓn era viajar los Ángeles para dar a luz su bebe. >>> lo Único que puedo confirmar es que el nombre que dio es su nombre verdadero. no se si sea o no la hija del joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. >>> la Única pena ha sido la deportaciÓn, no hay cargos penales. son casos especiales, y la corte decide si hace o no un caso penal. >>> actualmente la mujer estÁ presa y sin derecho a fianza. >>> gracias, y este hombre muerto en un enfrentamiento no sufrÍa una un fermedad terminal, y sufriÓ con 5 tiros, no 6 como se habÍan dicho. >>> la habana dejarÁ de confiscar propiedades de cubanos que se van al extranjero por mucho tiempo. esto generÓ diversas opiniones. aquÍ el informe. >>> se dejÓ sin efecto la carta de invitaciÓn. antes habÍa que pedir permiso para salir del paÍs. ahora se esta quitando esta acciÓn. >>> asÍ de diversas

the sheriff of san joaquin county has requested another dig for victims' remains.heriff steve moore asked the county board of supervisors yesterday to set money aside for a new excavation in lyndon. that's where thousands of bone fragments of potential victims have already been recovered. >>> we are learning more this morning about a nanny accused of stabbing two young children to death on new york city's upper westside. the "new york times" reports yasolyn ortega had set on hard times. she became increasingly withdrawn in recent months, according to friends, and was avoiding eye contact. >> she's a naturalized citizen. she has been employed by the family for approximately two years. she was referred to them by another family. >> the children's mother, marina krimm found the toddlers thursday night in a bathtub. the family had moved to new york from san francisco about two years ago after kevin krimm left his job at yahoo!. >>> police in southern california released the name of a suspect in a deadly shooting free near los angeles. 30-year-old jay douglas harris was