. >> sin kahn tino mraer mucho veremos cÓmo mÉxico rinde tributo a uno de sus hijos mÁs ilustre. >> noan una (♪). >> lo que es normal para mayorÍa de norteamericanos no es para indocumentado. >> en santa ana, un indocumentado podÍa perder su auto si cometÍa una infracciÓn de transito, ahora ya terminÓ. >> (aplausos). >> despuÉs de dos aÑos de negociaciones entre el departamento de policÍa de santa ana y una coaliciÓn de activistas, dicha entidad desarrolloÓ una.... >> antes de confiscoarles el vehÍculo deberÁn seguir un determinado para seguimiento. >> que va entregarlo a un conductor con licencio de conducir y darle tiempo para que busque ayuda. >> estÁn acuerdo de lograr una identifi identificaciÓn como la matrÍcula consular. >> mucha parte del tema le corresponde al estado y no a la ciudad pero queremos trabajar con la comunidad. >> el acueÉrdese implementarÁ dentro de 30 dÍas hoy a su hijo le confiscaron su camioneta cuando iba a trabajar porque no tenÍa la luz superior en uno de los frenos. >> afortunada no lo llevaron a Él pero recuperar el vehÍculo serÁ parte del presupuesto fam

cooper tino in the upper -- cupertino in the upper 50s with spotty drizzle along the coast or the baymay need the wipers. add the shot from lake tahoe. temperatures in the upper 70s. we'll see this nice weather continue for the high country as we go through the next several days with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. cool morning temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. a foggy start once again to our day for monday. very similar to what we had today and the day before that. >> we'll see the fog clear about 8:00, 9:00 for the east bay. around 9:00 in san jose. the ocean side of the city will stay foggy all day long. 50s at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. with the fog in place and because it's taking so long to clear, it's going to be another mild day i. 60s by the bay, 70s for the north bay. and 80s for the warmest locations. south bay we're going to -- it's gonna be a nice day. it's not too hot. no need for the air conditioning. 76 for san jose. look for low 80s from concord to bay point, pittsburg, antioch a high of 80. getting into the mid-80s for brentwood as well. the fog keeping

there are 50s at beaches and inland areas into 80s, south bay, thursday, 73 degrees in cupper tino. 78 in los gatos. low 70s for milpitas and santa clara. sunshine for you, 71 in palo alto. and there is a great start in the morning and lingering clouds into afternoon. 68 degrees, 58 in pacifica like today. 60 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 63 degrees and 58 in daily city. and there is mid-70s in santa rosa and napa. 72 in san rafael. there is oakland, 67. and inland areas a mild and sunny afternoon. and you should be in the 90s there is around the bay, 64 degrees inmont rai. 68 in watsonville. here is the accu-weather forecast. cooler tomorrow, and below normal heading into weekend. and mid-80s into warmest loks. upper 50s to low 60s at coastline. there is no sign of heat into early and middle of the week. you'll notice 90s on the board there and there is going to remain cool for summer. keep it coming. >> won't be too hot? >> no. >> thank you. >> and there is a big turning tables on a local war hunter. >> then at 6:00 democratic political strategist tells abc 7 why she thin

welcome back you're watching our tino here's a look of the main stories we're covering it today for you nato says it will continue its presence in libya as long as it needs to despite also saying because off the regime is now a thing of the past. with revolutionary something as growing daily in syria fears are balloting that the political crisis may be spiraling into a religious one. palestinian alert israeli defense forces reportedly prepare for an odd browsing handing out tear gas and stun grenades to sutlers as the you want to vote for a palestinian statehood approaches. an american oil giant acts of mobile and russia's ross now strike on his sword cooperation deal paving the way for joy or oil exploration from the gulf of mexico to russia's vast arctic shelf. and that's ahead of the release of a un report on israel's deadly raid on a gaza flotilla last year we look at the ramifications the event has had on television relations with its neighbors that interview is next. but we have that i know neal the former director general of the israeli ministry of foreign affairs and also a form

it always felt like home, and i felt that as a gala tino man that this -- gay la taken no man, that thiss a place where i could be happy. now doing the job of a supervisor has been the most rewarding experience. it is really remarkable how amazing our neighborhoods are, how amazing its people are. i have a progressive outlook in terms of how i see things, and by progressive i mean we have to make government and make the city work for everyone, and that means that it's not just those who are doing well, it's also those who are not doing so well, those who have the least. but it also means making sure that the city works for the middle class. >> good evening, everyone. good evening. thank you all for being here. and when we first got into office about two years ago, we started talking to the mayor's office of workforce and economic development and trying to figure out how we can help different corridors within our district have a better sense of what that neighborhood should look like, what its main concerns and priorities should be and a strategy for the community. and that means business

. >>> gracias erika, y salen a la luz videos captados por cÁmaras de seguridad de la balacera que tiÑÓiolentas manifestaciones en medio de una huelga general cobraron la vida de un adolescente que fue baleado, los testigos responsabilizan a la policÍa por disparar contra la vÍctima el incidente estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. >>> el senador roberto arango permaneciÓ alejado del ojo para pÚblico, pero hoy m poder legislativo se mostrÓ un poco dividido ante las declaraciones del polÍtico, y desde puerto rico, tenemos mÁs detalles. >>> asÍ reaccionaron los lideres legislativos del paÍs ante las ambigÜas declaraciones de roberto arango al ser confrontado por fro tos que fueron puestas por internet. >>> mi miedo es que maÑana aparezca otra foto mÁs, o un e-mail. >>> en actitud evasiva arango calificÓ de patraÑa contra Él la vinculaciÓn con las fotos pero luego hizo estas declaraciones yo no estoy negando ni diciendo que sÍ, no recuerdo haber tomado esa foto, me he tomado tantas fotos pero no recuerdo sesta puede ser que sÍ o que no, m gobernador de puerto rico y jefe polÍtico de arango, luis fortu

demographic constituencies in the united states that have been opposed to war so for example with tino's that african-americans are overwhelmingly opposed to war in public opinion but the anti-war movement is done in adequate job of integrating these groups into their into the mass movement the one thing that i would say if i could leave one message to the anti-war movement i think that it should change its approach is to put more emphasis on trying to get real expertise and facts out of the mass media about war proper probably my favorite anti-war scholar is a phyllis bennis oh yeah and i think that one of the things that we probably need is more people like phil or people like phyllis bennis i think the anti-war women need to do a much better job of getting the facts out to mainstream media and in fact i think that the mainstream media does a decent job of covering the anti-war protests themselves and what they don't do a good job of covering is the wars and what actually the united states military is actually doing and i think if more people really understood what was going on with u.

dieron la vuelta al mundo y reconocieron en el diccionario de la lengua espaÑola el tÉrmino de kahn tino misiÓn. >> el 20 de abril del 93 un tumor maligno en un pulmÓn le quitÓ la vida. >> hoy cumplirÍa 100 aÑos y por eso lo rÉcordaron con una misa en su honor. >> aquÍ estamos todos de corazÓn, estamos todos por el cariÑo que le tenemos. >> muchas gracias. >> una vida plena en que critiÓo a los ricos, a los policÍas, al poder y hasta la iglesia y como un dÍa dijo es una verdad que nadie podrÁ discutir, estoy aqÍi porque esto estoy en otra parte. >> la celebraciÓn continuarÁ a lo largo del mes, pero se da en medio de una disputa aÑeja entre su hijo adoptivo y... leÓn felipe gonzÁlez. >> univisiÓn. >> un gigante cantinflas. >> pero vamos con los pequeÑos gigantes quiÉnes ya estÁn en su etapa final quedan solo cuadro escuadrones a darlo todo para ganar la competencia. >> este domingo nos deleitorÁn con impresionantes duetos y emotivas sorpresas a las #- 7 centro por univisiÓn. >> se estÁn realizando audiciones de protagonistas, la cita es el 19 de agosto. >> profesor ve para demostrar sus t

and if you are in san jose, 280 is the slowest there, in and out of cooper tino -- cupertino. here's rosemary. >>> good morning to you. temperatures are gonna dip a little bit. they will be below average. most of us waking up with this, even using your lights this morning because not a slot of -- not a lot of sunshine. mostly sunny for most of us. our valleys will be burning off ahead of the east bay and the peninsula could be socked in pretty much the entire day. so fog and low clouds. temperatures sitting in the 50s for most highs. again, going to slip a few days and our weekend will be unseasonly mild. livermore, checking in right about 83 as well. 79 napa. 77 santa rosa, 74 san rafael. 64 san francisco. so a 10-degree difference there. 72 san mateo sliding into the south bay. again, the east bay, a mild one, below average for this time of year. 66 expected in oakland. warmer in hayward, 72 for your afternoon high. your extend -- extended forecast, not a lot of change in the weekend. low 60s for the coast. monday/tuesday, we get back to summer like heat for the valley locat

forgot her all brought the years as we connected as friends on facebook it has always what happened to tinoere i look is very short and we can put some closure to this. we will take a break at 4:38 a.m. a live look from our walnut creek camera ralph lauren saw stacks rive 5% they were sweet on soccer the jelly company and also capital one had gains those were the winners one of the biggest winners and was at apple apple is now the most valuable company in the country. yesterday's exxon's stock fell an apple to cut title. gold and took an increase is now $1,800 per ounce gold price has jumped $200 in less than the monthly >> the federal just as it has talked a trillion dollars in a new congressional committee is formed to do something about it it is going to be made up of 12 members of congress they will be in charge of cutting one trillion yen dollars worth of spending they have until thanksgiving to make their decision it should impact medicare and medicaid and also the pentagon >> 442 a m. we will take a quick break we are looking at james alike free white camera. not too much fog in the

portan tino claims he is being punished for voting no on the budget. >> all of us in the assembly receive allocations and we have to live within our means. >> reporter: anthony portantino rejected a pay raise and car and cell phone. he asked for proof of overspending but said assembly leaders refused. we asked them to show us the money trail. instead we received this official letter stating those records were exempt from mandatory disclosure. california common cause says taxpayers have a right to know. >> who wants to keep funding state government when they won't tell you how they are spending your money? >> reporter: in sacramento, mike luery, cbs 5. >>> the building of our infrastructure is at risk. that's what senator barbara boxer said today about federal highway taxes that are set to expire september 30. the senator paid a visit to the caldecott tunnel project. she says that if highway and gas taxes are allowed to expire, hundreds of thousands of jobs in california will be lost and so would the money to rebuild roads, highways and bridges in the country unless a bill is passed. >> so

amnesty, and others saying that the president obama administration is making this after a group of hola tinoay you need to do something for us, those who supported you and what do you make this as a reaction? >> well, the pushback is to be expected, but it is distorted as amnesty, because i explained it is nothing. a chance for them to tell the story to the judge and gives the judge discretion. >> no guarantees. >> right. but for latinos, it is important, because finally this is something that obama has pledged he could do and act on the promises. it is not the politically you could say he is throwing the latino community a bone and it is not the whole enchilada, but something that the rest of us will be excited about it. >> i will never forget you said that raoul reyes. thank you. and we will see what happens with the 300,000 people caught in the middle here. >> thank you. >>> and we are hearing from the university of miami football players about the major scandal surrounding that team. it involves a convicted ponzi scheme architect and former university of miami booster who says he provide

so since i was in santa barbara and the conference was to be held in kuper tino, i just drove up and attended the event. now, what i wasn't prepared for was the fact that they had put poster-sided -- poster-sized pictures of some of the atrocities and i was seeing these pictures for the very first time. and i was -- i remember i felt sick to my stomach and i mean, i really -- i thought at one point that i would have to go home because i was so ill. you know? and i resolved to do something. i thought, this was so bad and yet no one had still written a book aabout it. so i figured it was time to take initiative. >> who is this woman up here? >> lee show-wing. >> is she alive? >> yes, she is. >> and what's the story? >> well, back in 1937, she was a teenage -- a wife of a technician who had fled from the city of nanking on top of a train and she was left behind in the city. and she ended up fighting off three soldiers who tried to rape her. they stabbed her more than 30 times. >> where does she live now? >> in nanking. >> did you talk to her? >> yes, i did. >> how long? >> i spoke to he

cooper tino, 75 -- cupertino, 75. fog will be with us. it will be decreaseed dave? >> okay.g breaking news live from virginia tech university. reports that someone out there spotted a gunman on the campus. it's on lockdown right now. this is the same place where people were shot down and killed four years ago. we'll bring you the latest. >>> and in san francisco, police are looking for a gun that was used as an assault earlier in the morning. we'll show you the pictures of the suspect they already have in custody. >>> and another frightening incident involving a california teenager and a sand cave. >>> breaking news in san francisco. police have rushed to a shooting scene in the potrero hill neighborhood. kraig debro just got there. what do you know? >> reporter: good morning. this is the 1000 block of connecticut, near 25th and connecticut. police are investigating. apparently the suspect ran in there. according to police, there was a shooting somewhere in this neighborhood. they are not sure where exactly. a bomb in her 40s was shot once in the ankle. she's been taken to t

impedes african-american ability to left preferred candidates and there's polar rised voting for la -- tinosdepends what area you're in and if they can prefer candidates as well. it's been critical to partner with organizations to anticipate what's coming in terms of redistricting, figure out if we can do maps that feature both of our goals in redistricting, and i have to say so far we have not found that this is a zero-sum gain -- game, game. latino games and redistricting are not coming at the expense of african-american representation in part because of sort of patterns of residential concentrations, so we have -- we've had success working in coalitions, talking about maps together and pursuing agendas in tandem. >> you asked people to come forward if interested in filing a suit. you are critical of the illinois map. is there a suit to be filed? >> i think there will be lawsuits filed in illinois. that's pretty much what i can say. [laughter] >> okay. you talked about, you know, some of the lessons out of the census and two things in particular. one, the youthfulness of the population and