>> i did not. >> reporter: jose carrion, who runs a large insurance brokerage in san juan, chairs theappointed seven member board. >> the budget was unbalanced by around $3-billion dollars. so we had to begin getting our fiscal affairs in order, and that entailed difficult decisions as to, you know, major spending. >> reporter: those difficult decisions included cuts to pension payments for retired government workers, reducing spending on healthcare, closing 179 public schools and reducing the government workforce. since 2013, nearly 30,000 government workers have lost their jobs. roxana perez had worked as an administrative assistant for the police department in carolina, a town outside of san juan. >> ( translated ): i love serving my country. >> reporter: she's now looking for a new job, but it's not easy. the unemployment rate in puerto rico is 11%, two-and-a-half times the u.s. rate. i asked whether she was worried the position could be cut, given the debt crisis. >> ( translated ): i had faith that maybe there would be an opportunity to continue. there is a real need for civil e

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harbor and san juan 1917, the yanks are coming. the world is going to be safe for democracy.world war ii. followed all too soon by korea. the price of liberty was the life blood of our youth. through this requiem of silence rose the mighty beam of the declaration of independence, voiced so eloquently by thomas jefferson. i have sworn upon the auger of god eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man. publice goes on for the which those men of 1776 established. new generation follows old generation as spring follows winter. wonderful, isn't it, to think that tiny seed of freedom planted by our valley forefathers had grown into a nation among nations, a nation which champions the dignity of man throughout the world. these trees were a gift to us from the people of japan more than 50 years ago. each spring, thousands of americans flock to washington just to admire their beauty. we can stand here and admire one of the most thrilling sights we have ever had the privilege to behold. waters of reflecting the title basin is the jefferson memorial. stately and

oakland, en san francisco en bajo 60 en san juan hotel la temperatura alcanzÓ los 77 grados. actividad en las cuatro esquinas como actividad que se debe registrar en el sur de california. miramos el pronÓstico extendido porque vamos a tener tardes calurosas, sensaciÓn de calor altas, temperaturas en bajos 80 grados a travÉs de nuestra regiÓn. la calidad del aire en el interior de california estÁ muy deteriorada por los incendios forestales. mientras estos incendios continÚen activos se va a mantener el aviso por mala calidad del aire. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> son casi las tres de la maÑana y todo porque este [...] se quiere tomar una foto. ramÓn: la agrupación de los angeles azules dice que fueron detenidos porque no se quisieron tomar una foto. ya regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn, pero antes un adelanto de "contacto deportivo". alejandro: mÉxico se enfrentÓ a honduras por un puesto en la semifinal de la copa oro. ademÁs, le diremos si los dodgers pudieron aumentar su racha de victorias.

from san juan capistrano, california, please welcome back alyson aurigemma.cheers and applause] alyson, welcome back. >> hi, chris. thank you. >> how're you doing, my friend? >> i'm great, thank you. ♪

from san juan capistrano, california, please welcome back alyson aurigemma.eers and applause] alyson, welcome back. >> hi, chris. thank you. >> how're you doing, my friend? >> i'm great, thank you. ♪ >> welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> milestone birthday. >> yes. >> i won't ask you which one. i assume it's 25. >> yeah, definitely. >> that is a big one. >> yes. >> mine's coming up soon, too. >>we

>> reporter: this is throwing ash into mariposa right now and we are told it's moving toward the san juan national fire for -- forced in the hope to have this fully contained by august 5. andria borba kpix five . >>> a group of teenagers mobs this man near a bar station and in front of a mayor. tonight, the victim tells us about the vicious attack. >>> a hidden danger at some bay area parks, tonight the safety hazards and the change that's coming, and why some parents they don't fix it. >>> and bay area luxury, surrounded by small town charm, only on five tonight, betty you takes us on a tour of this $6 million home. 811 is a free service to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas and electric lines so you don't hit them when you dig. call 811 before you dig, and make sure that you and your neighbors are safe. 811 is available to any business our or homeownerfe. to make sure that you identify where your utilities are if you are gonna do any kind of excavation no matter how small or large before you dig, call 811. keep yourself

>> reporter: this is throwing ash into mariposa right now and we are told it's moving toward the san juanational fire for -- forced in the hope to have this fully contained by august 5. andria borba kpix five . >>> a group of teenagers mobs this man near a bar station and in front of a mayor. tonight, the victim tells us about the vicious attack. >>> a hidden danger at some bay area parks, tonight the safety hazards and the change that's coming, and why some parents they don't fix it. >>> and bay area luxury, surrounded by small town charm, only on five tonight, betty station. tonight, we're hearing from that mayor... and the victim. >>> a bay area mayor witnessed a brutal mob beating near the b.a.r.t. station and tonight we are hearing from that mayor and from the them, both describing the attack to doll in. -->> reporter: landon sims can't see from his right eye , a swollen upper lip, stitches above his right eyebrow and a possible concussion. the mob attack happened yesterday morning in front of the rich and -- richmond b.a.r.t. station. the 30-year-old had just gotten off work and was

distance now the world shrunk there's almost as many puerto rican living in new york as there are in san juan so the world has become smaller and the rationale for keeping puerto rico a commonwealth or a territory are days gone by decades old in the principles and policies are are outdated we should definitely take a fresh look at making puerto rico a another state where i have tell you the u.s. as you know you followed this history a long time has been the primary predator in puerto rico i mean when you really start understanding the history of how the u.s. has been such a predator it's easier to understand to really pressure but you've obviously spent a lot of time down in puerto rico can you tell us how the residents even countered feel about having their island actually become a u.s. state after this vote. it's kind of a mixed bag i think if they fall into three separate camps one camp is to remain a commonwealth another camp is to become a state and the others just become their own territory but one thing that's consistent amongst all three of those camps is the pride in puerto rico the

javier: para mÁs detalles de esta investigaciÓn, estÁ juan carlos gonzÁlez de san antonio. , a unos cuantos pasos, de donde quedÓ el camión de carga repleto de inmigrantes. uno de los peores hallazgos, una de las peores escenas en cuanto inmigrantes y trÁfico de personas se refiere. ahora, los testimonios que hemos venido escuchando son muy dramÁticos. pareciera que fueran sacados de una pelÍcula, pero son reales. son de gente que estaba buscando una mejor vida y que encontrÓ unos momentos horribles. se sabe de personas que estaban golpeando las paredes. ahora, vamos a comenzar por el principio. ellos fueron subiendo, y segÚn comentan, fueron subiendo mÁs y mÁs y más personas. hasta llegar un momento en que no sabenexactamente cuÁntas,pero creen que podrÍan haber habido entre 100 y 200 personas hacinadas en este camiÓn de carga. ahora, las temperaturas eran horribles. ellos comienzan a sentir que no pueden respirar, que hay demasiado calor, que hay falta de oxÍgeno. comienzan a golpear las paredes del trÁiler, y supuestamente, el conductor de 60 aÑos de edad dice que no escu

juan carlos gonzÁlez con el nuevo testimonio desde san antonio. rsonas que se vieron cara a cara con la muerte. habÍa de 180 a 200 personas dentro de la caja del trÁiler cuando nosotros tuvimos, dijo uno de los sobrevivientes. tambiÉn dijo que empezaron a sentir la desesperaciÓn porque funcionaba sÓlo una rejilla por donde salÍa el aire, por lo que empezaron a golpear las paredes, pero el conductor nunca se detuvo. 10 de las 39 personas encontradas han muerto, otras se encuentran en condiciÓn grave, como el hijo de josÉ de jesÚs delgado, que se encuentra inconsciente. >> estÁn diciendo que me hijo parece estar fuera de peligro de muerte. sigue grave pero va a mejorar mucho. juan carlos: uno de los sobrevivientes, este de origen guatemalteco, dijo que el destino final del grupo era houston, texas, aunque Él tratarÍa llegar hasta los Ángeles. otro sobreviviente comentÓ: "esperÉ con un grupo de 18 personas para que nos cruzarÁn estados unidos, la gente ligada a los zetas nos cobrÓ para protegernos al cruzar por el rÍo". ahora hay un pequeÑo altar dond

. >> reporter: this fire is still throwing ash into mariposa now moving towards the san juan national forest. firefighters hope to have it contained by august 5. in mariposa, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> an albany woman went out for a hike in the oregon wilderness and got lost for two days. a coast guard helicopter rescued 40-year-old amy near a creek. it's in the rogue river siskiyou national forest. they airlifted her out late last night. she left on tuesday to hike with a friend. well, see what didn't show up, that friend reported her missing. she was hungry and scratched but otherwise okay. >>> new at 6:00, a rash of mail truck break-ins in san jose and now hundreds of residents are being told to check their accounts for any activity linked to the stolen mail. kpix 5's devin fehely with that story. >> reporter: investigators say the mail trucks are broken into on back-to-back days last week in willow glen while the carriers were delivering letters by hand. >> i know there's been a lot of porch robberies and people stealing packages but actually, a mail truck with materials stolen it'

in san juan, steve harrigan, fox news. >> from europe now, garbage collectors are going back to work. trash has been piling up there for a two weeks while workers stage protests. the strike was endangering public health and hurting the tourist season amid a simmering heat wave. the workers union wants employees to be unfixed time contracts to be rather full-time jobs. an international chemical weapons watchdog group saying that sara nerve gas was used in the tax that can more than 90 people in -- that same report stopped short of saying who was responsible. remember, the u.s. blamed the syrian government and assad and lodged a cruise missile attack days later. syria says the report is part of a campaign of political exploitation against the country and its leadership. also in the middle east and iraq, declaring victory, u.s. backed iraqi troops are clearing a key neighborhood in mosul. saying the full liberation of the city is near and the isi s caliphate has come to an end. tonight, we conclude our weeklong series focusing on american troops in the front lines overseas. remember, the

well, san juan released a statement today regarding those comments, quote, when i left the giants in 2014 my comments were emotional, insensitive, and misguided and i regret and apologize for my actions. speaking of actions, look at this. is that cool or what? the waterspout guy. with the padres today, 2-1 in the 4th. the pitcher, luis brought in a pair to make it 4-1. bottom of the 4th. edwardo nunez. there's a two-run single. now let's see some ladies knitting. biding their time. okay. look up. bottom of the 12th. tied at 4. nick hundredly. and let's go home. a walk-off home run into left field. the giants came back to win it. final of 5-4. the giants magic inside that ball park today. a's and the mets playing as we speak. moving pitchers on the late show. one round left of the british open where history was made today. today the story of brandon gracier who came out of nowhere. long effort at 16. and what a jump. gracier parred 18. shot at from 45th to 5th place. shot up from 45th to fifth place. the first player in championship history to shoot a 62. 8 under today. bogey free. jo

you're going down to san juan. and there's a little bit more.een saving up. and we could be sending you there, as well. where does jackson want to go? >> maybe a little nassau, bahamas. have a wonderful vacation. nicely done. >> you're awesome. >> >>> good morning. i am vai sikahema. just about 9:00 a.m. 72 degrees in philadelphia. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with the forecast. >> i just bumped up to 74. and that's not the warmest spot. 66 in the suburbs. delaware, 77 degrees, warming into the 80s this afternoon. slight chance for popup showers in the lehigh valley. most of today is dry. >> thank you, bill. >>> let's check schuylkill with jessica boyington. >> seeing stop and go traffic. we are watching city line avenue, moving westbound. doing better than earlier. we were at a complete stand still. check in with drive times, we're on the way back down, that's a good thing. traffic is moving again. pa turnpike, crash on the eastbound side before fort washington. seeing delays there, both directions. 45 minutes for the eastbound side f

you're going to orlando and you guys are going to san juan. very nice.y your children wanted to book a family vacation and how they've been saving up and we could be sending you there as well. where does jackson want to go? >> yeah, make a little -- >> very cool. congratulations, guys, have a wonderful time time. nicely done. >> you're awesome. >> thank you. >> more ame than any other news organization in the world nb news than any other news organization in the world bnb news than any other news organization in the world cnb news than any other news organization in the world news than any other news organization in the world . >>> this is a news 4 today news break. >>> 8:56 is your time now on this monday, july 10th, 2017. good morning to you. we're going to check on your commute with melissa mollet and your first 4 traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. beltway looking a little bit better, still have those delays because of that problem, inner loop before pennsylvania avenue with that right side still blocked. that truck fire there from overnight. no

you're going down to san juan. and there's a little bit more.ey've been saving up. and we could be sending you there, as well. where does jackson want to go? >> maybe a little nassau, bahamas. have a wonderful vacation. nicely done. >> you're awesome. >> i )m ... ==nats== t=4 ==laura/cont vo== >>> good morning. it is 8:56. on your monday. i'm brosam brock. [ sirens ] a dramatic high-speed chase through oakland, a driver going through city streets at 100 miles an hour. that all started about 10:00 last night. it lasted for a good 90 minutes. oakland police and chp officers chasing down the driver of an suv. you can hear the cheering in the background. this finally ended at 24th street and adeleine in west oakland where that crowd was watching it go down and cheered as they arrested the driver. again, that happened late last night and ended about 11:30. >>> happening right now, we are gathering more details tact man who police arrested. we'll have an update on our midday newscast. also more information in our twitter feed. >>> and investigators in

presentadora: con mÁs detalle de lo Último de este caso vamos con juan carlos gonzÁlez. estÁ en vivo desde sansta triste historia que se viene desarrollando. vamos escuchando cosas, sobre todo, la parte humana que tanto no llega. esperemos que nunca terminemos de sentir por los demÁs. por ejemplo, el caso de este seÑor jesÚs delgado. viajÓ para estar con su hijo que se encontraba, prÁcticamente, en un lecho de muerte. vamos a escuchar esto. vamos a ver el siguiente vÍdeo donde se aprecia, justamente, cÓmo estÁn viviendo estos momentos. aquÍ, estÁ brandon dando un abrazo con su padre. le mostraba su cariÑo, su amor, su solidaria. esperando que se recupere por completo. brandon habÍa estado casi en estado de coma. ayer, por fin, comenzÓ a dar muestras de vida. muestras de una recuperaciÓn. estuvo balbuceando algo. haciendo movimientos muy pequeÑos. ahora, quÉ pasa? por otra parte, el gobierno mexicano, la secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores de mÉxico, dijo que 27 de las 39 personas que estaban en el camiÓn son de origen mexicanos. siete han muerto. precisamente, aquÍ, la gente ha venido a dejar

investigators say his gun was stolen in san francisco. juanez, an undocumented immigrant is charged in her death. he says he found the gun under a bench and when he picked it up, it went off accidentally. >> we are learning that donald trump junior met with a russian lawyer before the 2016 presidential election. damaging information about clinton. that is according to a new report. the president eldest son issued a statement on sunday saying report was vague. kushner and the son-in-law and the campaign trail chairman were also there. >> there is no doubt that this is deeply troubling. and in the minds of many americans, it connects directly to the kind of relationship that the president is developing with vladimir putin. >> the kremlin says it was unaware of the meeting. this morning, president trump was also on twitter saying if chelsea were asked to hold a seat for her mother the fake news would say chelsea for perez -- chelsea for president. >>> back at work trying to repeal and replace obamacare, the senate health care bill it resistance o

javier: quiÉn tiene mÁs detalles de la historia de juan carlos gonzÁlez. estÁ en vivo desde, san, el calor sabemos que es bastante alto hasta esta hora. quÉ se sabe de la investigaciÓn? juan carlos: buenas tardes. estamos muy cerca de dÓnde quedo el camiÓn de carga. uno de los peores hallazgos en cuÁnto a inmigrantes y trafico de personas se refiere. los testimonios que venimos escuchando son muy dramÁticos. parece que fueran sacados de una pelÍcula, pero son reales. gente que buscaba una mejor vida. se sabe de personas que estaban golpeando las paredes. vamos a comenzar por el principio. ello fueron subiendo. segÚn comentan fueron subiendo mÁs y mas personas. llegaron que no sabÍan cuÁntos personas habÍan. dicen que podrÍa haber habido entre 100 y 200 personas. ellos sienten que no pueden respirar. la falta de oxÍgeno. comienzan a golpear las paredes del trÁiler. supuestamente, el conductor de 60 aÑos de edad dice que no escuchaba que golpeaban las paredes. otra cosa que ha dicho el conductor a las autoridades es que en la rejilla de ventilaciÓn del trÁiler estaba bloqueada. no

sales and lower interest was canceled and not replaced by sales in other areas of the permian and san juan basin. what impact does the rotational sale schedule have on oil and gas development considering the texas permian is right across the border and how does this affect the budget of the state of new mexico? >> thank you for the question. the impact is profound from both an economic and jobs perspective. approximately one third, give or take a couple percentage points from -- in a given year of our budget is derived from severance taxes by the oil and gas industry so when the state of new mexico is not attracting activity we are suffering from an economic perspective. the federal royalty, nearly 50% of the federal royalty paid comes back to the state of new mexico so we derive benefits from our severance package as well as our share of the federal royalties are paid. each drilling rig constitutes 50 to 100 high-paying jobs so each rig that is drilled on the texas side of the border means 50 to 100 high-paying jobs, $75,000 a year going to texas instead of new mexico and that trickles do

this should enter into the market equation and the market analysis -- i know it would be a black san juanopment, something unexpected, but it's out there. it's real, the ante is going up, up, up. >> i think investors are waiting to hear what happens at the g20 summit this week. and maybe it's not wise for them to react right now. neil: what if nothing does, christine? >> that he is a huge possibility, and i think you're going to see many nations come to the table and propose economic sanctions verse north korea, which we know haven't done anything. i think fumble a lot of the same proposals in the past, that haven't haltered north korea's ambitions, especially as it pertains to china on a tense trade relations there. that's something that they've been teeing up for not last several months, whether it be imposed tariffs against chinese goods, but we really do both rely on each other. it'it's a relationship. neil: what if the chinese think we have a weak hand? given the economic ties and the fact that we like all the cheap goods coming from china, that we really won't push them that much? t

. >>> a hearing will be held this morning in san francisco for juan francisco lopez-sanchez. the undocumented immigrant accused in the shooting death of kate steinle two years ago. investigators say sanchez shot and killed kate steinle while she walked with her father on pier 14 along the embarcadero. lopez-sanchez pled not guilty to second-degree murder. he claims the gun he was holding went off by accident. today the prosecutor may ask for a delay because she wants another case -- she has another case going to trial. the public defender says even with the delay, jury selection could begin in a few weeks. >> we are probably going to have a lengthy jury selection because people will be familiar with the case and already have opinions about it. that's okay as long as people are willing to give up their pre-existing ideas about the case and listen to the evidence that they hear in the courtroom. >> this case has received national attention and has been the driving force behind kate's law, which was passed in congress in the house of representatives last month. that bill would e

state were cancelled and not replaced by sales in the highly prospective areas of the permian and san juan bases. what does impact does it have in new mexico considering texas permian is just across the border and how does it affect the state of new mexico? >> thank you for the question. the impact is profound from both an economic and jobs perspective. as i mentioned before, approximately one-third give or take a couple of percentage points from each -- in any given year of our budget is derived directly from taxes paid by the oil and gas industry. so when the state of new mexico is not attracting activity, we are suffering from an economic perspective. of the federal royalty, nearly 50% of the federal royalty paid comes back to the state of new mexico as well. we derive benefits both from severance tax as well as from our share of the federal royalties that are paid. each drilling rate constitutes approximately 50 to 100 high-paying jobs. so each rig that's drilled on the texas side of the border means 50 to 100 high-paying jobs that average about $75,000 a year are going to texas instea

cesar ---es momento de palco deportivo y hoy nuestro compaÑero juan francisco ramrez se encuentra en sanios que podran suceder en el equipo de los giants. take 2 box ---buenas tardes, cuntanos juan francisco. ad lib uno de ellos... pablo sandoval... quien estuvo 8 temporadas en san francisco, gan 3 campeonatos y que en 2015 fich con boston... parece que tanto los giants como 'el panda' estn interesados en su regreso a la baha... boston con un contrato de cinco temporadas y 95 millones de dlares... el otro que suena como inters es el jonronero giancarlo stanton... los giants muestran serio inters en adquirir a giancarlo stanton... ante la inminente venta de los marlins, surgen rumores de que el actual dueÑo, de los marlins busca dejar ir a jugadores con grandes contratos para apresurar la venta... el jardinero se encuentra en su tercer aÑo del mega contrato por 325 millones de dlares giants piensan en varias formas para incluir a stanton, una de ellas sera la de rebajar la opcin del equipo por matt cain para el 2018 por 21 millones... vo ad lib samardzija, 32, is 4-11 with a 4.58 era... t

. >> that is the biggest known black san juan out there. so fundamentals in a vacuum left alone. going into the end of the third quarter. one, big caveat longer term is if we see any sort of loss of exports coming out of venezuela. in the near term, stuart, what we're seeing now with the spread action on products in both gasoline and diesel fuel that we're seeing on the curve on the nymex. clearly, there is growing concern with regard to the availability of on spec product through the end of the summer. so the overall general picture is still very bearish. but the two caveats for the bulls to hang on is the potential for the catastrophe in venezuela and the tightening. stuart: i tell you what i'm going to do. i'm going to stick with your prediction of dirt cheap gas. >> excellent. stuart: steven, thank you very much for joining us, sir. >> thank you. stuart: we have special guest herman cane. we'll talk everything to chipotle with that man. and president trump has invited all republican senators to the white house today. topic? health reform, we hear. you think this is going to b

juan carlos gonzalez tiene lo ultimo desde san antonio. a muchas millas de distancia de san antonio una familia llora la perdida de su esposo y padre!!una escena que se repite en otros hogares hasta dode apenas esta llegando la noticia pues las autoridades no han dado a conocer oficialmente los nombres de las 10 personas que perdieron la vida!!jesica zermeqo viajo hasta aguascalientes, de donde son oriundas algunas de las victimas. un grupo de jovenes llego hasta el capitolio estatal en austin, texas para alzar su voz de protesta!!estos beneficiarios de "daca" junto a activistas pro inmigrantes se manifestaron en contra de la posibilidad de que se elimine este programa de proteccion temporal para inmigrantes!andrea linares nos tiene los detalles de la jornada que termino con varios arrestos. aumenta la preocupacion entre los republicanos a medida que escala la tension entre el presidente donald trump y el fiscal general jeff sessions!! usando las redes sociales, el mandatario volvio a criticar duramente a sessions quien incluso estuvo en l

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is the first step in the murder trial for the man accused of killing kate steinle in san francisco. 54-year-old juanfrancisco lopez-sanchez has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. he was in the country illegally after previously being deported to mexico five times. his attorney says that lopez-sanchez áaccidentially fired a gun he found under a bench on pier 14. steinle was killed as she stood with her dad taking in the sights near the bay bridge. one person has been killed and three others were injured when a small plane crashed in sonoma county thursday afternoon. the person killed has been identified as william sachs goldman, of san francisco. the plane crashed about 1,000 feet west of sonoma skypark. three people went to hospitals, two by helicopter and one by ambulance, according to the fire dispatcher. two of those hurt are children. the other is a woman. (tiffany) hello and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm tiffany mcelroy. now lets get a check of weather and traffic. (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the de

happening today, a court hearing scheduled in san francisco for juan francisco lopez sanchez, the undocumentednt accused in shooting death of kate, two years ago. ktvu martinez is joining us live from san francisco with more on what we expect to play out in court today. good morning. >> reporter: ifs suppose today be the official trial day start. this particular day is being held over and the public defend is saying that the jury selection process may take several weeks. and now for some background on this case. investigators say 54-year-old juan francisco lopez shot and killed her as they walk add long the -- lopez sanchez pleaded not guilty, and claim it is gun went off by accident. today the prosecutor may ask for a delay because she has another case going to trial. the public dephysicianer says even with the delay, jury selection may start in a few weeks.weeks are probably going to have a lengthy jury selection because people are familiar with the case and already have opinions. that's okay as long as people are willing to give up their preexisting ideas and listen to evidence they hear in

. >>> a hearing will be held this morning in san francisco for juan francisco lopez-sanchez, the undocumented immigrant accused of the shooting death of kate steinle two years ago. investigator say he shot and killed kate steinle as she walked with her father on pier 14 along the him back a very. lopez-sanchez pled not guilty to second-degree murder and claims the gun he was holding went off by accident. the prosecutor may ask for a delay because she has another case going on trial but the public defender says even with a delay, jury selection may start in a few weeks. >> we will probably have a lengthy jury selection because people are going to be familiar with the case and already have opinions about it. that's okay as long as people are willing to give up their pre-existing ideas about the case and listen to the evidence that they here in the courtroom. >> the case has received national attention and has been the driving force between kate's law which passed last month in the house of representatives. that bill would expand sentences for people who try to reenter the u.s. after being depor

the news of day, and happening today, almost right now, a court hearing is set to happen in san francisco, for juan francisco lopez soon chest chesthe's accused in the shooting death of kate stinley two years ago. we have more on what's expected in court today. >> reporter: today is the official trial date, however, this hearing may also be delayed, and the public defender saying that the jury selection process may also take several weeks. >> and now for some background on this case. investigators say 54-year-old juan francisco lopez sanchez shot and killed date as he walked with her father on pier 14 along. he plodded not guilty to second degree murder and claims the gun he was holding went off by accident. today the prosecutor may ask for a delay because he she has another case going to trial. >> but the public defender says even with the delay, jury selection may start in a few weeks. >> we are probably going to have a lengthy jury selection because people are going to be familiar with the case, and already have opinions about it. and that's okay, as long as people are willing to give up their p

. >>> a hearing will be held this morning in san francisco for juan francisco lopez-sanchez. the undocumented immigrants accused of the shooting death of kate steinle two years ago. investigators say sanchez shot and killed kate steinle as she walked with her father on pier 14 along the embarcadero. lopez-sanchez pled not guilty to second-degree murder and claims the gun he was holding went off by accident. today, the prosecutor may ask for a delay because she has another case going to trial. the public defender says even with the delay, jury selection may begin in a few weeks. >> we are probably going to have a lengthy jury selection because people are going to be familiar with the case and already have opinions about it. that's okay as long as people are willing to give up their pre-existing ideas about the case and listen to the evidence that they here in the courtroom. >> this case has received nationwide attention. it's been the driving force behind, kate's law, which passed last month in the house of representatives. that bill would expand sentences for people who try t

(mark) today the murder trial begins for the man accused of killing kate steinle in san francisco. 54-year-old juan francisco lopez-sanchez has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. he was in the country illegally after previously being deported to mexico five times. his attorney says that lopez-sanchez áaccidentially fired a gun he found under a bench on pier 14. steinle was killed as she stood with her dad taking pictures near the bay bridge. president trump has repeatedly used the steinle case as a way to get congress to pass immigration reform. (mark) the man accused of a mass killing at an oakland university will be sentenced today. 48-year-old one goh killed seven people at oikos university in 2012. prosecutors say he dropped out of oikos several months before the shooting and wanted his tuition refunded. he pleaded "no contest" back in may. goh's plea deal calls for him to spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. his sentencing is at 9:30 this morning in oakland. (darya) breaking overnight... a big win for opponents of president trump's new travel ban. a

ocurriÓ el monte 14 en san francisco 1 de julio de 2015 cuando juan francisco lÓpez sÁnchez de 54 aÑoss padres que pagaron para atraer a sus hijos ilegalmente en los estados unidos enfrentaran cargos de trÁfico. los detalles los tiene david herrera. david: esta madre de familia a quien llamaremos sofÍa ya gestionaba los trÁmites para traer a sus hijos de 11 y 12 aÑos a los estados unidos pero decidiÓ cambiar de planes tras el riesgo que corrÍan en honduras. >> esperamos que le salieran. contenÍa que entrar. david: a sus hijos les tomÓ mÁs de 20 dÍas llegar a su destino final. originalmente los traÍa un primo. pero despuÉs fueron secuestrados por coyotes. >> al darse cuenta que no eran sus hijos y su mama estaba en estados unidos, le quitaron a sus hijos. david: gracias a un telÉfono celular que le proporcionaron los secuestradores a sus hijos. sofÍa tuvo comunicaciÓn hasta que llegaron a la frontera y exigieron un cobro para dejarlos libres. >> mi trabajo ya estÁ hecho. sus hijos estÁn en la frontera. no le estoy cobrando dinero a medio camino. david: horas despuÉs recibiÓ una llamada

. >> a selena, johnny rivera, san sebastiÁn, juan gabriel. tiene corridos.

our time is 6:10 the san francisco planning commission juans a ban on new medical marijuana dispensaries until next year's rules for the sale of recreational marijuana are firmly in place. yesterday's moratorium came after the supervisor from district 11 which ainclude it is district proposed a permanent ban on new dispensaries in disroom. however, the commissioner said supporting a cap for one district could affect surrounding areas. >> now, on monday, san francisco's board of supervisors will hear the recommendation for the city- wide moratorium and they will vote on district 11's proposal. >>> right now it is 11 minutes after 6:00, community concerns about oakland's fans on immigration and coming up in minutes the city's police chief talks about the department's relationships with ice agents. >>> later, testing explosives on planes, what the department of homeland security is doing to make life safer. fer. . >>> we have a williaming ten in store for your bay area weekend. i will a look at the numbers expect for your weekend coming up. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. there are report

ahora, fue en san antonio. juando. en el Último partido, por lo menos en el resultado, le dio la razÓn al estratega del conjunto mexicano. daniel herrera y antonio gÓmez luna, univisiÓn deportes. ♪ rodolfo: asÍ las cosas. primer lugar del grupo. creo que es un buen resultado. mÁs alla del funcionamiento va mejorando debido al poco tiempo que han tenido para trabajar en la selecciÓn. alan: quÉ siesta! quÉ ambiente! quÉ buen alcohol! vamos con lo que tienes. [risas] rodolfo: sÍ. el mexicano roberto osuna hizo historia en las ligas mayores. vamos a meternos en las acciones. justamente, anotÓ su salvado 23 en la temporada. no sÓlo eso, se convirtio en el lanzador de 22 aÑos o menos, salvadas en las grandes ligas. alan: felicidades! >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. nueva paleta de sombras the city mini, expresa tu estado de ánimo city mini. de maybelline new york nuestros pigmentos más puros diseñados para crear looks inspirados en la ciudad. nuevas sombras city mini, de maybelline. make it happen ♪ maybelline new

san francisco. the second degree murder case against juan man sisco lopez sanchez could be sent to trial today. there's been a series of hurdles trying to pinpoint a trial date. right now, it seems the prosecutor may have a conflict. the judge asked attorneys to return today to give an update on when they'll be ready to proceed. >> this morning, o.j. simpson waking up knowing he's going to soon being a free man. a nevada parole board decided to release the now 70-year-old former football star almost nine years after he headed to prison. emily joins us live from washington with the latest on this story. emily. >> good morning, reggie. this is the first time in four years the public has even seen o.j. simpson, and once again, his legal battles are capturing the nation's attention. >> i do vote to grant parole when eligible. >> thank you. >> almost nine years behind bars, and now freedom in sight for o.j. simpson. visibly relieved, simpson thanked the parole board after all four members voted in favor of his release. >> you think you can be successful? >> i'm not a guy who lived a criminal life. y

san francisco. the second degree murder case against juan man sisco lopez sanchez could be sent to trial today. hurdles trying to pinpoint a trial date. right now, it seems the prosecutor may have a conflict. the judge asked attorneys to return today to give an update on when they'll be ready to proceed. >> this morning, o.j. simpson waking up knowing he's going to soon being a free man. a nevada parole board decided to release the now 70-year-old former football star almost nine years after

mÉxico va dejando todo listo para su debut, su tÉcnico juan carlos osorio ya se sumÓal grupo que llegÓ a san pueden sintonizar "contacto deportivo". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: segÚn un estudio de la triple a, el preciode la gasolina en los estados unidos llegÓ a sunivel mÁs bajo este 4 de julio. 2,23 $ o menos. la Última vez que el combustible estuvo a precios similares fue para esta misma fecha del 2005. es decir, hace 12 aÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: si tienes alguna historia que reportar, comunÍcate con nosotros. un presidente de san josÉ se coronÓ campeón de la competencia anual internacional de comer hot dogs. devorÓ 72 perros calientes o panchos como le dicen en argentina, en tan sÓlo 10 minutos. su rival mÁs cercano se comiÓ 68 hot dogs. Éste en enrique: Éstas son las noticias. suenan las alarmas. estados unidos y corea del sur reaccionan con ejercicios militares a lanzamiento de un misil desde corea del norte, con capacidad de alcanzar alaska. 44 de los 50 eestados se niegan a entregar informaciÓn personal a la comisiÓn creada por el presidente trump. indignaciÓn y dolor expresan desde los estados

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