michelle cabrera reports from san juan on the small island with big debts. >> reporter: seven years of recession, chronic deficits, lots of borrowing. now puerto rico with a population of only 3.7 million people owes more than $70 billion. the island's bonds have been selling off sharply as investors free, fearing they won't get paid. trying to turn the situation around, david chafey, chair of the puerto rico government development bank and mel ba acosta, treasury secretary. >> we need a little time in the process. but clearly we have taken a significant amount of measures that should give people comfort we are well on our way. >> reporter: to raise revenues they've raised taxes. utility rates are up dramatically. some water bills have doubled. to cut costs, government workers have been laid off, their retirement benefits cut sharply, leading to strikes and protests. >> it's unfair. because if you're going to retire in two or three years and you are supposed to receive $2,000 monthly in benefits, and now you know you are going to receive $600 less monthly, it's unfair. >> reporter: bes

. >> melisa, naciÓ y se crió en san juan, puerto rico. >> al menos, 20 personas muertas, y mÁs de 5000an parte del territorio nacional, y que comenzÓ a retirarse este miÉrcoles, las pérdidas se realizan por la disminuciÓn del consumo, y la energÍa, todavÍa hay temperaturas bajo cero en casi un tercio del paÍs, pero se pronostica un alivio para los prÓximos dÍas. presten atenciÓn a estas impresionantes imÁgenes, es el vÍdeo que captar el momento en el que un pequeÑo aviÓn con tres personas a bordo se estrella y estalla en llamas, fue en islandia, todavÍa se trata de averiguar la causa exacta del accidente. cientos de personas marcharon en venezuela para protestar contra la violencia despuÉs de la cesionario de la ex miss venezuela y actriz mÓnica spears y su esposo en una autopista de ese paÍs, la tragedia hizo que el presidente pidiera a alcaldes y gobernadores, trabajar juntos contra la delincuencia. seis civiles y ocho policÍas resultaron heridos en un enfrentamiento entre trabajadores de la construcciÓn y las fuerzas, en iquitos, perÚ. el papa francisco vuelve a asombrar a todos con

. >> en las inmediaciones de Área metropolitana de san juan, los que practicar el buceo han tomado concienciay tratan de cazarlo y mantener bajo control su poblaciÓn y asÍ evitar mÁs daÑos al ecosistema. >> un biÓlogo marino se ha tomado al pecho la lucha contra el pez leÓn. >> a nivel de peces es lo peor que le pudo haber pasado a puerto rico. >> correcto. >> el arma mÁs usada para capturarlos es la vara hawaiana. >> la estamos utilizando de una forma para controlar el pez leÓn. >> no se puede erradicar, pero se puede controlar. >> los que practicar submarinismo, cazan al pez leÓn, encontramos mÁs ejemplares, una forma de comprobar que se han adueÑado de estos ecosistemas. >> lo podemos probar, podemos consumirlo. >> esa idea me gusta, hablando de comÉrselo, en puerto rico, se estÁ estableciendo esa lÍnea culinaria en la que el pez leÓn es un plato especial. en este restaurante chino, el chef corta al pez leÓn, el venenoso no se halla en las puntas de las 18 espinas. hay que extremar precauciones, porque, aunque no son mortÍferas, en los humanos causa mucho dolor, su carne es blanca, y ante

the top destinations are san juan in puerto rico, saint maarten, aruba, jamaica, and the dominican republicth the palatial new hotels with casinos and golf clubs. they have outdone themselves. the caribbean has fantastic destinations. it is only 3.5 hours away. >> you have a hint for how people can get the vacation they want. for example, go online and look on tuesdays. what is so special about a tuesday? >> it is a secret of the industry that tuesday is when inventory gets recalculated by the airlines. it was started by the legacy carriers. a lot of cruise lines do their promotions mondays or tuesdays. >> if you want a cruise, that is a good day. >> airfare and hotel, at the beginning of the week is when they recalculate. it is a secret algorithm. a lot of people are looking for that. >> are prices relatively high compared to previous seasons? >> it depends on where you look. some are higher prices. hotels are flat. cruises have a tremendous amount of inventory in the caribbean, amazing prices, as low as $499 with a lot of perks. >> sounds almost less expensive than staying home. thank you

everyone turns their attention to send them to just twenty three inmates is from the west wall of san juan. eye. the excavation of tenements it began in december nineteen seventy three to get off the backs of number one. if you fall into that culture that i'd get caught it's going to have the keys and watch you can would you like it. the whole booklet. she and i caught the bus. i cannot believe that the gomery inquiry to the conduct of the eastern black sea. so of us. the dove into the kiddos with that politically pretty wet. they made the final group shot of the wall. we should. in in everyone wanted only the engine says both the have diff and shiny. mm mm mm. it warms up chilled water. it was just too windy so who were shot to the show either with twin least i could feel it be a middle of the activated. eighteen ninety to bite but count among the villages of the sites. some thought that it was just a cynical. in the end it was decided to use a truck mounted don't approve it. so they could achieve it a good yet but the fact of the jungle book book book despite the unusual and since it's c

. >> it end in the san juan pipelines. that was a conscious decision years ago >> then - >> it wouldn't have changed the cost this is a joint facility so being a

. >> it end in the san juan pipelines. that was a conscious decision years ago >> then - >> it wouldn't have changed the cost this is a joint facility so being a joint facility is costs 50 percent from one side and 50 percent over the other side. so it's a significant issue under the current circumstances >> also at the time, we knew there were issues but it was estimated at one hundred and 55 million. that was in 2008, or 9 >> when you say catastrophic have you any projects when it fails. >> it's all a matter of probability and analysis you put together a team of engineers and look at the video inside the tunnel and all the test and collectively came to a period it's not going - well, it could fail today. that's interesting over time so over the next 20 years or so that probability will get into the, you know, 10s and 20s of failures which is significant. so we've put that one out there 0 that's significant we have to deal with it. the recommended actions on that as far as the alternatives of the analysis report not to fi

. >> here in nogales, the san juan bosco center is a short-term refuge for recent deportees who arrive by the dozens every day. their stories of trying to reunite with family, or find work are vivid reminders of why so many risk their lives at the border. >> here at san bosco, hannah hafter helps deportees like santo salinas who have been separated from loved ones or who have health issues. she sees the rise in cross-border shootings as a symptom of larger issues within the border patrol. >> the kinds of situations that we see in border patrol are beyond what people could invent. it's everything from literally being like punched and kicked, to being forced to hold uncomfortable positions for no reason for hours at a time, to being pushed into a cactus or pushed down a hill. >> and she says the problem goes all the way to the top. >> we submit complaint after complaint after complaint to the department of homeland security, and we get form letters saying that they've been received, and there's really no outcome to exposing the abuses within the system. >> we're heading to the customs an

a magnitude 3.2 quake struck in the san juan bautista area. yesterday another 3.2 earthquake shook the same area. no immediate reports of injuries or damage in any either quake. >>> firefighters say they should have a wild fire near los angeles completely surrounded. everyone who has been evacuated, they were allowed to return home over the weekend. the blaze started last week when an illegal campfire got out of control. the three men accused of setting that fire have been arrested. the fire has burned more than 2,000 acres and damaged or destroyed about two dozen homes and buildings. >>> two people are dead and police are now searching for the gunman after a double shooting in east oakland. yesterday afternoon, two men were found shot to death inside a car on 100th avenue at longfellow avenue just across the freeway from the oakland zoo. witnesses say that at least one person drove away from the scene right after the shooting. police have not released any suspect description or a possible motive. >>> oakland police trying to figure out who's

buildings swayed in the capital of san juan some 60 miles from the epicenter. no injuries have been reported though. >>> and this morning it's still unclear when the residents of nine west virginia counties will be able to use their tap water. the water supply in the counties around charleston was tainted by a chemical spill thursday. officials say tests near the state's largest water plant are encouraging. some 300,000 residents are affected. >>> iran has agreed to start freezing its nuclear program on january 20th. in exchange iran will get relief from economic sanctions. it's part of an interim deal that will last for six months while a final nuclear agreement is negotiated. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president obama says he has no illusions about how hard it's going to be to achieve the objectives of this deal but he says for the sake of national security, now is the time to give diplomacy a chance. still many in congress are not fully on board. iran's foreign minister appeared announce a six-month dea

fell ill, forcing the ship to alter its ten-day course, skipping a stop in haiti and docking in san juan, puerto rico. passengers and crew members experiencing gas toe intestinal illness. >> i caught it within the first 24 hours. the fever just kept going up and i realized when i couldn't keep a tablespoon of water down. >> reporter: today, health officials from the cdc boarding the ship to conduct an investigation. 90% of stomach illnesses on cruise shims are the result of a norovirus. a bug that effected the queen mary 2 last year. the norovirus with be drought on board through water, food or infected passengers. the virus can spread quickly, making it incredibly hard to contain. health officials calling it a hardy virus. it can live on surfaces for days like doorknobs and handrails. it may take a couple more days before the cdc can confirm the cause of the illness. cruise officials say they have taken a number of steps to prevent the transmission of the illness and san tilzed the effected areas on the ship. for now, the cruise is expected to continue on to its final destination, to th

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ship left new jersey on tuesday, cape liberty there and skipped a stop in haiti and then went to san juan, port uerto rio be cleaned before heading to the virgin islands. >> most of you are thinking you'd go to the caribbean even on a sick boat. >>> there is blizzard warning in effect for four states including minnesota, iowa, as well. places like north dakota could get close to six inches of snow by the end of the day. >> oh, and all you folks in chicago, you know how to handle the cold. look at the runners braving arctic temps yesterday in this half marathon. i am just wondering how much colder it is going to get there. they know what they're doing. they train in it. let's bring in meteorologist karen maginnis. >> hey, christi and victor. it is viciously cold outside across the upper midwest. look at the temperatures we're expecting for this afternoon. mostly in the teens. but the wind chill factor is going to be worse than that. chicago, if you make it to 30 degrees, just about it. i think maybe upper 20s and new york is going to be about 24. but look what happens over the next several

david mercer, al jazeera, san juan mexico. >> in a matter of just one decade, the prison population in brazil has doubled. more than half a million people are living behind bars. takestous the most famous prison in the south eastern city. it is a prison inmates call hell. >> it is one of the largest and best known prisons brazil for all of the wrong reasons. be uh the capacity for 2069 inmates today has more than twice that number. in a country full of prisons, welcome to one of the worst. inmates make a signal which mean overcrowding, inside the complex inmates are stuck wherever there's room. this cell should hold four people, at night it often sleeps as many as 10. prison officials prevented us from freely interviewing inmates all of whom were removed from the cell blocks that we visited. there is a shower that is shared by hundreds of inmates. cables are stitched together for electricity, and there's a fire there is little help. this is the kitchen where some of the inmates in this wing of the prison cook, as you can see it is just filthy, dirty, and even worse there's flies everyw

it was centered about 60 miles from the capital of san juan. as early as today over a traffic jam scandal involving top aides of new jersey governor chris christie. disciple -- >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first the good. your morning cup of coffee not only perking you up but also boosting your brain. a new study reveals the caffeine improves your memory. and the bad. police in orlando searching for a man who robbed a convenience store wearing a devil mask. and the ugly. the seattle seahawks announcing fans from california will not be allowed to buy tickets to sunday's championship game against the 49ers. only credit cards with addresses from oregon, washington, montana, idaho and hawaii are allowed to buy tickets. >> seahawks don't want the 49ers in their stadium. >> i don't know how that is legal. >> doesn't seem fair. >> right. thank you for joining us. >> happy monday, guys. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >>> good morning. it's monday, january 13. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we start with a fox news alert. an

. >> in may, 2007, sergeant jackie bud of the san juan county sheriff's office in aztec, new mexico, is the first back-up to respond to an incident that begins in a nearby town. that's where lionel gets into a confrontation. >> his party was trying to leave in a vehicle. >> shots were fired at bloomfield police. at some point, he was able to drive out and around partially taking out a sfens an then drive out to third street and headed north! by the time bud gets to the scene, everyone is gone. bud rushes to catch up with the suspect who has two others in the car with them. he notices the rear passenger door opening. >> it's hard to believe he has no serious injuries. the situation in the get away vehicle escalates. the passenger, a woman, fires from the front seat of the suspect's car. >> i'm thinking to myself, okay, i didn't have any rounds come through my windshield. i didn't hear any impacts on my vehicle so apparently, life is good. >> the chase continues on. >> at the time i had caught up to the pursuit, the pursuit wasn't high speed at all. the suspect's vehicle's tires had al

it skipped a stop in haiti and went to san juan, puerto rico, to be sanitized yesterday. this is the second crib ship to get hit with sicknesses. others had similar symptoms on the majesty of the seas. how you can protect yourself from getting sick if you plan to be on a cruise ship any time soon. >>> syria peace talks, syria will allow women and children to leave the besieged city of homs tomorrow. syria's opposition said on twitter, face-to-face negotiations have stopped. the two sides are now in separate rooms. it should be a bad sign for the talk, a conflict that claimed more than 100,000 lives already. >>> here in the u.s. there is outrage today over comments made by venture capitalist tom perkins. he has compared the experience of wealthy americans to a deadly nazi campaign that preceded the holocaust. in a letter to the editor of the "wall street journal" i wrote, writing from the epicenter of progressive thought, san francisco, i would call attention to the parallel of fascist nazi germany to its war on its one percent, namely its jews, to the progressive war on t

it skipped a stop in haiti and went to san juan, puerto rico, to be sanitized yesterday. this is the second royal caribbean ship to get hit with sickness this month. dozens of people suffered similar symptoms on the majesty of the seas. coming up, how you can protect yourself from getting sick if you are going on a cruise. >>> this week you'll find very few cities that aren't shivering in frigid temperatures. it's so bad that chicago public schools will actually be closed tomorrow. here is cnn's karen maginnis on why things could get worse for just about every part of the country. >> reporter: fred, this isn't just cold weather. this is dangerously cold. blizzard conditions in the midwest. winds gusting around 60 miles an hour. in minnesota and dakotas. that clipper system is going to sweep across the midwest, central mississippi river valley. here is what's interesting. we'll see that cold air make its way much further to the south, also penetrate the interior west. it encompasses a broader area across the united states. just to give you an idea what this clipper system

it left new jersey tuesday, skipped a stop in haiti and went to san juan, puerto rico. >> about 66 peoplell ill on "the majesty of the seas" just a few days ago. >> dr. william shafner is from the vanderbilt university school of medicine joining us on the phone from nashville. thank you for being with us. when you're in a position are where hundreds are sick on this cruise ship which obviously is confined, a lot of people are wondering what makes ships so susceptible to outbreaks like this? >> what happens is that some passengers may actually bring the virus, if that's what the cause is, on to the ship and then because people are so confined and they have such close contact with each other, the virus can spread very, very readily. >> i equate this in some small ways to flying. i'm always a little leery when you get on a plane, especially during the flu season, all the coughing, all breathing the same air. but this goes on for a week. how does someone protect him or herself when they board this cruise? seven days. >> the important thing, victor, is hand washing, hand washing, hand washing,

our correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera has traveled to puerto rico and is live in san juan. give us the details on what we know so far. >> hey, there, mandy. yeah, there's a huge debate right now in the market about whether or not it's a good time to buy puerto rico. the yields are very high because it's a very small island, 3.7 million people only, owe $70 billion. those are eye-watering numbers. listen to what kyle bass, who was on in october, told us what he thinks about puerto rican debt. >> you have $70 billion worth of listed municipal debt. you have 3.5 million people in a population decline. any puerto rican that has enough money to get out of the country does. you have a negative selection problem. you have a scenario in which their pensions are funded to the tune of only 9%. they owe $32 billion to the pensions. there is corporate debt on top of that. you look at their finances and say i have no clue how this can exist for very much longer. >> he didn't list all the problems, actually. on the other hand, there are people like james grant, author of the grant's inte

. >> we tagged along as howard inspected their six-acre plot in the tiny village of san juan el espino>> and she's got an irrigation system. >> no big combines here. and their irrigation? it consists of hoses connected to a barrel of water brought in by a horse. howard wanted to check on the quality of carla's corn. >> does she mind? tell her i won't destroy her corn crop. >> and that meant doing his favorite thing. you're gonna dig it up? >> yeah. >> come on. he didn't just dig up her corn. he was like a doctor doing an invasive exam, pulling up the roots, ripping it open... >> you always have tough husks in this part of the world. >> and cracking it in half. his verdict? >> you've done an excellent job with what you've got. >> since howard's program started, carla has doubled her income. in one way, at least, he is like his dad. he insists that the farmers learn accounting and managing credit and that they buy their own seed. >> they're looking for the standard kernels. >> howard buffett is making a big difference but on a small scale. he started out giving farmers the best of modern

michelle caruso-cabrera is live in beautiful san juan putting a face on the crisis. >> yes, and there'sdividual people here in puerto rico who have lost a lot of money as a result of the situation with the debt here. i want you to meet marco and maria. they are uvs clients and they are emblematic of an issue that is going on here. there's a special exemption in u.s. securities law, if you live in a territory like puerto rico, get this, you can invest in closed end funds, they are 23 year created by ubs, in which you get tax-free dividends. these things were yielding 8% and 9% per year. everything in there, two-thirds, everything is tax-free, two-thirds is supposed to be puerto rico but the other one-third could be other types of security and any revenue you got from those were also tax-free. by the way, when you die, they are also not subject to the estate tax. now, this couple, they are not married, they are brother and sister, they had more than $1 million combined with ubs. they claimed their broker convinced them not only to invest only in these closed end puerto rico funds but that

orange county health official said a 28 year-old san juan capistrano woman with an underlying medical condition by last week of each one and one. 12 people have been hospitalized in kern county into and ventura county with flu like symptoms 3--h1n1 virus. a california mother was arrested after investigators say she let homeless people babysit her son so she could go out and party on new year's eve. 36-year-old summer collras of san bernardino allegedly asked two homeless friends to look after her 10-year- old. she went out for the night, got back at two in the morning, and said her son was gone. it took search and rescue teams 14-hours to track down the boy. he was found walking home from a friend's house. county welfare officials are now taking care of him. starbucks for breakfast, lunch and dinner. a seattle woman did just that in 2013. she challenged herself to eat and drink only items that could be purchased from starbucks, or its partner stores -- for an entire year. she blogging and photographed her meals along the way -- and even lost some weight! her name is "beautiful existen

the epicenter of this quake was located in the atlantic, just 60 miles from the capital of san juan,t was sunday that was the fourth anniversary of the devastating earthquake that killed more than 100,000 people in haiti. >>> another pretrial day in court today ahead of the sentencing of jodi arias. attorneys will be sorting out any last-minute issues before a jury takes up the case next month. last year, arias was convicted of first-degree murder in the killing of her former boyfriend, but a jury failed to reach a decision on sentencing. prosecutors are still seeking the death penalty. >>> all right, let's take a look at what's coming up this morning, this monday morning, on "new day." good morning, guys! >> kate bolduan, we will pass it over to you. run with this, like the patriots did on saturday. >> i'm going to. i'm going to only talk to christine today, because john berman, you and i are at odds over the football game. we'll talk about that later. a lot coming up in the show, as you well know, guys. we have a cnn exclusive as chris christie continues to deal with the fallout of

yure county is in the southwestern portion of colorado in the san juan mountains, home to 4,400 people. over half that county is on public -- is public land, i should say, and half of the local school kids are already on free or reduced-price lunch programs. that county's budget is picked to the bone, and with that $400,000 in pilt funds, yure county will not be able to maintain local roads or roads oe other services. those funds may seem small by the standards here in wawrksd but they're -- here in washington, d.c., but they're indispensable in rural towns of colorado. this week i introduced a bill that would fully fund pilt, and i am pleased that senator heller from nevada has joined me. that fully funded pilt approach would give our rural communities certainty when it comes to their budgets and their futures. this is a commonsense approach. let's pass it without delay. i'm going to continue to quark with al -- i'm going to continue towork with altoto work with aly colleagues who support the pilt program. i'm going too take a moment to speak to my counties. i know who you're wonderin

residents of the island say they felt some swaying of buildings in the apartmental city of san juan. are in effect and no injuries reported. >> a pause on sunday, mourner held a ceremony in port-au-prince. more than 300,000 people died after that 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck in tock between. others suggest the death toll is between 40,000 and 80,000. half the people are till living in those crowded tent camps. >> four years. >> can you believe that? i know. actually, i said haitians pause. i think it's more like people around the world paused to remember that. >> especially with them so close to us geographically. >> a storm system hitting the u.s. may cause problems for the country later this week. for more, let's bring in our meteorologist. good morning. >> just a little snow today, but that will be followed by cold air. not bitter cold arctic frigid air like we've had, but just some colder air will be following this snow and rain. it will be rain across the northeast, because the storm's pulling up warmer air, temperatures above 50 today from baltimore with washington, d.c. thr

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residents in san juan say buildings swayed and that there was some minor damage done. no injuries have been reported. >> a non-function fire safety system could be the reason why the popular tibetan tourist town shangri la was destroyed saturday fire officials say the system costing more than $1 million had been turned off to prevent pipes from bursting during below the town's wooden houses burned quickly because fire trucks were unable to get to the scene through the narrow streets and alleys ways. also investigators are looking into whether the cold lowered water pressure in hydrants. a line >> dennis rodman is apologizing for not helping an american missionary detained in north korea. rodman say he is sorry for not helping kenneth bae who has been in north korea for more than a year. the form basketball star and other retired players were there last week to play a game to celebrate the birthday of leader kim jong un. last week rodman also apologized for suggesting that bae was responsible for his own detainment. line >> with the number of flu related deaths on the r

cnbc's international correspondent michelle caruso cabrera is life in san juan. 77 degrees.e it's so hot here, david. but i digress. thanks for the introduction. let me introduce the two guests here who are trying to deal with the debt crisis in puerto rico. david chafee is the chairman of the puerto rico government development bank and melva costa is the treasury secretary of the island. you are under pressure from the ratings agencies. they are concerned that you are using a lot of short-term financing eating up a lot of cash within even though you have a lot of debt, they want you to borrow more, moody's wants you to do long-term financing in january. there's only five days left. are you going to be able to do that and do you want to do that? >> we're preparing ourselves to go to the market, it will be soon, the next month. and we are -- we have been preparing since day one of this new schedule. we've been working with all the financial backers that puerto rico is facing. and this is part of the preparation to go to the market. you have covered well that, you know, everyt

. >>> san jose deputy arrested juan carrillo.s allowing illegal criminals to live in his house. he was in position of a controlled substance. he is on administrative leave. >>> after school counselor selling drugs to minors and offering marijuana at willow glen middle school in san jose. parents are shocked at the news. the 20-year-old is held on $5,000 bond and due in court tomorrow. >> reporter: the rain is moving in right on schedule. it is mainly through the north way. we zoom in. light showers over santa rosa and napa. we look toward the delta. we have moderate rainfall in the hills and walnut creek and danville. as we move toward the sierra we have rain at this hour. it is already turning to snow. it will increase as the colder air filters in. showing the tail end of the system to the south, a lot of rain has filtered to the north. it will filter to the bay area. we will see snow in the sierra. the 2:00 hour the rain sags down through the south bay. we will see some snow over lake tahoe. it turns to all snow by 5:00 in the

the cruise went on to san juan, puerto rico, where it underwent an extensive cleaning.to st. thomas, but late sunday, royal caribbean decided to skip the last stop and return home immediately. passengers who became ill expressed frustration. >> never come back again. >> yeah. >> not on this cruise. we were with them two years ago. the same thing. the ship was overrun with this sickness. >> reporter: this is the second outbreak on a royal caribbean cruise ship in the last week. in a statement to cbs news, the cruise liner said, we will be cooperating with authorities and conducting our own internal assessments to make sure we're doing all we can to promote the health and safety of our guests and crew. royal caribbean also tells us that all passengers will be compensated for the shortened trip and for any days they missed for being sick. on cruise ship, this kind of illness is fairly common, and those affected did respond positively to treatment. still, it comes at a time when the cruise ship industry has been under fire for some high-profile mishaps. norah. ? >> terrell

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san jose deputies arrested juan carrillo monday. he was a deputy for 14- years in santa clara. >> pam: authorities say, carrillo was allowing several known criminals. to live at his residence. while they gave him illegal drugs. >> pam: he is also accused of being under the influence of a controlled substance. and being in possession of a controlled substance. carrillo is on administrative leave. >> pam: an emotional day for bay area law enforcement. as bart police. buried their first officer. ever killed in the line of duty. >> pam: the funeral for sgt. tom smith was held at the neighborhood church in castro valley. >> pam: law enforcement officers from across the nation came to pay their respects. >> pam: during the service. many of the speakers choked up, while remembering their friend and collegue. >> pam: smith was accidentally shot and killed by fellow officer michael maes last week. during a probation search in dublin. >> pam: it was unclear if officer maes was at the funeral. but he was expected to attend. smith leaves behind

the san mateo county coroner said juan dominguez survived she died because of the crash but the city says the physical trauma of the ejections was the direct cause of death of passengers. and from the city's point of view that includes ye meng yaun. that's in contrast with the coroner's findings in july. >> cause of death of asiana flight passenger ye meng yaun is listed as multiple blunt injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. those injuries she received she was alive at the time. >> obviously, this is very difficult news for us. we're heartbroken. we're in the business of saving lives. everyone is very emotional from this incident. >> the family of ye meng yaun was already filed a claim against the city. the first step in a lawsuit. they say firefighters were poorly trained and should have moved her out of the way of fire trucks. >>> the flu outbreak has claimed the life of a northern california woman who got sick last wednesday and was dead four days later. kpix 5's ann notarangelo on how family and friends are coping with her sudden flu death. >> she

>> yeah, about 19 miles east of the san juan.a night. and it's on a lush, peninsula, tropical beautiful region. and the rooms are all suites. so that's really great if you want to bring your family down. it's close to the national forest. tropical rain forest and lucio beach. beautiful part of the country. you do not need a passport to get to puerto rico which is great. >> how warm is it right now. >> it is steamy. >> i will take steam request. >> the rivera mya in mexico. tell us about this one. >> this is a gorgeous boutique hotel, nine rooms, palm luxury hotel. right in the charming central district of -- close to the archeological sites, my an ruins. tulum is hot on my list for 2014. >> where do you fly in to there. >> cancun. it's an easy quick jog over. >> maui. you don't need a passport for that. >> you do not. maui is beautiful this time of year. 1430. $1,430, seven night stay, departing from seattle and staying at the westin ocean resortvillela. gorgeous region. great little district to walk around. you can do the very c

. >> roban , ashley que trabaja en san carlos ve que casas están solas . >> después con juan ortega iban >> según patrulla de camino paso a la 1am . >> de división y carro lo arrollo víctima muere en el acto . >> conductora coopera . >> 3er homicidio en la calle en pantalla a las 5pm . >> al llegar policía encontró hombre muerto con una herida de bala . >> también en el sur de la bahía buscan para dar con responsable de incendios ,policía quiere dar con el culpable también que incita a sentir placer por incendios . >> vemos . >> gracias . >> ¿qué tal? buenas tardes . >> así es la policía de san josé comenzó paree que de lleno se incorporan tratar de dar con el responsable también experta que habla de las personas que sienten gozo cuándo incendian propiedades . >> pasa por aquí pero tapado . >> la señora dice que días atrás, dijo ver este hombre que coincide con el video visto por cámaras en la calle de east san antonio y vive aterrrada . >> no quiere llegar un día que mi casa este quemada . >> ola de incendios de 5 a 12 de enero , el más reciente el domingo en la madrugada , hay temor cu

00:02 00:36 01:02 "lo voltee, estaba boca abajo" jose se refiere al cuerpo de juan rios sanchez, la primera persona en sane asesinada en el 2014. pero muchos esperan que este sea un aÑo de paz y no de sangre. para ello, feligreses de la iglesia nuestra senora de guadalupe en san jose, tienen planeado colocar una cruz blanca por cada victima que la violencia cobre este 2014 para llevar un claro y contundente mensaje de paz.. la idea viene de la iglesia de saint columba en oakland, que cada aÑo desde el 2004, una cruz blanca es erigida con el nombre de cada victima que haya sido asesinada sot "as a reminder that we will not tolarate this type of violence anymore... and that we are part of the solution and not the problem.." "sera una recordatoria de que no vamos a tolerar este tipo de violencia, que nosotros seamos parte de la solucion y no del problema" comenta sot esther mota/supervis ora de voluntarios "we focus on the hot neighborhoods, and that is throughout the city of san jose" para esther mota, supervisora de trabajadores voluntarios que patrullan las calles de san jose para frenar la violencia que