[habla en inglÉs] sergio: con estas palabras el senador tony mendoza asegurÓ que se tomarÁ una licenciala percepciÓn de la investigaciÓn. en muchas ocasiones, este senador se ha visto como su aliado polÍtico. [habla en inglÉs] " es incÓmodo pero tenemos la responsabilidad de asegurar los que la investigaciÓn se lleve a cabo y se llegue a una conclusiÓn. otro senador pidió que el senado expulse a mendoza ante las acusaciones que enfrenta. no quiso hablar con nosotros. [habla en inglÉs] " no tiene sentido que expulse mÁs a un senador de supuesto antes de que concluya la investigaciÓn". otros legisladores que enfrentan acusaciones similares en el capitolio, son los asambleÍstas raÚl bocanegra y otro. mientras se llevan a cabo las investigaciones, ambas cÁmaras del capitolio se han unido para desarrollar reglamentos mÁs uniformes. " queremos mejorar y unir los procesos de ambas cÁmaras para que sean las mismas protecciones para todas las vÍctimas que trabajen en el capitolio", asegurÓ el director de reglas. se contratÓ un despacho de abogados que investigarÁn las acusaciones en contra de me

tony mendoza's co y to add two m >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> a california state senator accused of sexual misconduct won't be back at the capitol any time soon. tony mendoza's colleagues voted today to add two more months to his leave of absence, but critic tell reporter la more abrams they should have also subtracted his salary. >> yes, #wedohearyou. >> reporter: and in the name of the me too movement there was a vote to extend tony mendoza's paid leave of absence by 60 days being fair to women in the building he says. nator jerry hill (d-san mateo) lemor : 2 s be footing t >> every female staffer whether they work in the pro tem's office, whether they work on the floor for a republican or democratic member, will not father a sense of retribution. >> reporter: but victims' invites advocates frustrated by men -- rights add indicates frustrated by mendoza's appearance are wanting him to go without pay. >> i don't know why the taxpayers should be paying this guy to stay in office. that's a travesty. we're not only paying him, we're paying hi

statement senator tony mendoza. >>> good morning, everyone. it is monday, january 29th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. jaclyn is cracking -- tracking our morning commute. we had some accidents now we have sloeups. >> yes. that has all been cleared along that northbound direction. and traffic is able to get through that area. but now, we're just tracking our usual slowdowns. happy monday, everyone. this is the east shore freeway. you can see, the slowdowns begin as you head on through elsa bronte. and even further east along interstate 80. actually, highway 84. that's where you'll track the delays. travel times still in the green. but we're looking at just around -- under a 20-minute commute. and additional 21 minutes heading into san francisco. yes, those metering lights are on. we are tracking a rollover crash this. is northbound 101 at tilly. it's not blocking any lanes. but we're starting to see a few slowdowns. as you head further normality. it's just under a 25-minute travel time. here's a live look. this is a little south of where that crash is. but tr

reporter: republicans waited for an hour as democrats met behind closed doors debating the fate of tony mendozaseveral women have accused the los angeles senator of sexual misconduct. members of both parties want him out. >> i think he should resign. but if that's not happening, then we'll take action. >> reporter: that action could include suspension without pay. but republican senator andy vidak wants to expel him. >> the capital deserves everyone working here needs to be in a safe environment. that's what it's all about. >> reporter: mendoza has been stripped of his committee chairmanship and is fighting back challenging the party leadership saying there's no basis for the senate to take action against him. and that creates a dilemma for democrats according to a political analyst. >> the fact that he is still in office carrying out his duties when he has been accused of these serious allegations that's a really bad optic for voters especially female voters in the district. it creates discomfort for the leadership and discomfort for his fellow democrats. >> and at last check, senate democrats

state senator tony mendoza is currently on an extended leave of absence for alleged sexual misconduct while taxpayers continue to foot the bill for his salary. >> i don't know why the taxpayers should be paying this guy to stay in office. that's just a travesty. we're not only paying him. we're paying his health insurance. we're paying his per diem. we're paying into his retirement account. >> reporter: the "bee" says that multiple state agencies have been involved in harassment claims in recent years including the department of state hospitals, the university of california, and the department of transportation, just to name a few. the department that tops the list is the department of corrections and rehabilitation. in the past three years, 36 claims have been settled to the tune of a little more than $15 million. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> nationally, where does california fall in the amount of money spent on sexual harassment settlements? >> reporter: the "bee" says that over a 30-year period, florida paid $11 million to settle claims and new york paid about $5 millio

. >> but senator tony mendoza has been anything but absent this week at the state capitol. >> it affects your ability to do your job and be 100% on. >> reporter: feeling distracted and disrespected, assemblywoman cristina garcia wasn't happy when she ran into her colleague senator tony mendoza in the halls of the capitol. >> i was like wow, the audacity to be here. >> reporter: the senator is supposed to be on a month long paid leave of absence during the pending investigation into allegations that he harassed young women who work for him, but he denies any improperly conduct. are any of the women you know of who accuse senator mendoza of harassment still in the building? >> yes. a number of them are still in the building who have come forward. >> reporter: mendoza's spokesman tells cbs 13 the senator was there to work with legal counsel, to work on his legislative agenda and attend an event hosted by an interest group. >> he is flying up here meeting with staff who have no whistle blower protections in the law, staff who could be witnesses in the case against him. >> reporter: christine

state senator tony mendoza is currently on an extended leave of absence for alleged sexual misconduct while taxpayers continue to foot the bill for his salary. >> i don't know why the taxpayers should be paying this guy to stay in office. that's just a travesty. we're not only paying him. we're paying his health insurance. we're paying his per diem. we're paying into his retirement account. >> reporter: the "bee" says that multiple state agencies have been involved in harassment claims in recent years including the department of state hospitals, the university of california, and the department of transportation, just to name a few. the department that tops the list is the department of corrections and rehabilitation. in the past three years, 36 claims have been settled to the tune of a little more than $15 million. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> for a second day the president is bringing our america first policy to the world economic forum in davos, switzerland and although the president may want to focus on working out more favorable trade deals for us, new information bei

martin luther king, jr. >> thank you. >>> state senator tony mendoza is still at the capital despite leave of absence over harassment allegations. the state senator is supposed to be on a month long paid leave of absence. he recently agreed to step aside pending an investigation into allegations that he harassed two young women who worked for him. but he denies any improper conduct. a spokesman says the senator was there to meet with legal counsel and to work on his legislative agenda and to attend an event hosted by an interest group. >> the leadership position that we thought had been stripped. he is flying up here, meeting with staff, who have no whistle- blower protections in the law, staff who could be witnesses in the case against him. >> christine pelosi is the chair of the california democratic party women's caucus and council for we said enough. that's the movement calling out sexual harassment in state politicians. be the state senate pro tem says it's unclear if the senate can prevent him from attending events. >>> san francisco's police chief is proposing changes to the d

the senate in particular must confront how to handle senator tony mendoza...e's refused to step aside after a misconduct allegation. republican senator...andy vidak wants to introduce a measure to expel him. also coming up -- governor brown will submit his budget proposal next week. ( james ) the president of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints died at his home in salt lake city, utah... according to a statement from the organization. thomas monsin was 90 years old when he passed away yesterday. monson became president of the church in 2008. monson was the 16th president of the church of latter-day saints, a role that is served for life. the church has more than 15 million members worldwide. ( james ) a pit bull that escaped a vicious beating -- has a new family.the dog named "allie" needed emergency surgery back in september ... after her jaw was fractured. this is allie today ... full of life after being recused from a home in hayward.at the time of her abuse ... the 9 month old was young and resiliant enough for a second chance. but first she ne

they've accused tony men dose a of sexual -- tony mendoza of sexual misconduct. his leave is without pay. the senate has hired outside attorneys to investigate the claims. >> i think he floods to leave. it would be better if he did it on his own, he would have to resign. >> everyone who is working here needs to be in a safe environment. that's what it's about. >> two democratic lawmakers have stepped down over claims of inappropriate behavior. they formed a joint committee of the assembly and the senate to address sexual misconduct issues. >>> the time is 4:44, coming up a search in san francisco for a man wearing a santa hat who fired shots on a car christmas day. mas day. >> good morning, we do have some bart delays because of the earlier earthquake, just kind of routine really, i'll tell you what bart is doing to tell you the roads are safe, but they're looking good though. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it's 4:46, we're following this morning's bay area earthquake that hit at 2:39 this morning. the epicenter was in the berkeley hills, people felt it all o

state senator tony mendoza is on an extended leave of absence for alleged sexual misconduct and taxpayers pay his salary. >> i don't know why the taxpayers should be paying this guy to stay in office. that's -- that's just travesty, paying his salary, per diem, health insurance and other expenses. >> the department of state hospitals, the university of california and the department of transportation had settlements just to name a few. the department that tops the list is the department of corrections. in the past three years, 36 claims have been settled for about $15 million. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> new information coming to light in the wake of the sexual abuse scandal involving american gymnasts. the u.s. olympic committee is demanding all usa gymnastics board members resign. this comes just days after team sports doctor larry nassar was sentenced to 175 years in prison for molesting 150 girls and young women over several decades. nassar worked for michigan state university. its president has resigned. but some athletes say it's not enough. >> they still have not issue

they have to decide how to handle allegations against tony mendoza who has refused calls to step aside amid a misconduct investigation. at least one republican wants to have a measure to expel him. measures to boost protections for victims and people who report sexual harassment. one of those measures would require hotels to provide panic buttons for workers so they can call for help if they are sexually harassed by a guest. the bill would require hotels to impose a three-year ban on guest who is harass someone on the property. the measure follows a survey by hotel workers union. it found 58% of female workers in chicago said they had been sexually harassed by a guest. >>> this morning firefighters are still watching for flare-ups from a fire that ripped through a cardboard storage facility in santa clara. firefighters found several bales of cardboard boxes on fire on matthew street. employees evacuated safely. no one was hurt. firefighters are concerned. there are still hot spots inside the tightly packed bales. >>> if you expected the mega millions jackpot to fund your early retireme

tony mendoza says he made the decision after meeting with senate democrats considering a rare vote onm. three women claim the southern california lawmaker made unwanted advances. he is denying the allegations. democrats stripped him of leadership positions when the allegations emerged in november. he refused demand he step aside. >>> top surfers from around the world on alert this morning because the window is now open for mavericks. for the first time in its 19-year history women will compete. mavericks wasn't held last year because the previous organizers filed bankruptcy. this year's window runs through february 28th. surfers will get 72 hours notice to get to the contest. >>> as promised i want to take a look at our future radar and clouds. you can see it starts at 9:00 this morning with scattered light showers from about san francisco or the bay bridge northward. as i put this into motion, what you're going to see is just that moist flow from the south and any southwest facing mountains which are the santa cruz mountains in the north bay mountains. they get the best chance of tho

that includes the case of tony mendoza who is refusing to step down despite allegations of inappropriate behavior toward female colleagues. >>>. >>> meanwhile, fighting sexual harassment not just in the entertainment industry but across all industries. >> and they're calling it time's up. the latest voices add to the call for change. >> i want to show you the go fund me campaign for the time's up legal defense fund. it has raised a whopping $14 million. there are a lot of smaller donations. the hollywood stephen spielberg and the cap shaw foundation is contributing $2 million. and oprah winfrey add another $100,000. all together, 300 celebrities took out a full page ad saying now unlike ever before, our access to the media and to important decision makers has the potential of leading to real accountability and consequences. it is hollywood and beyond. actress ashley judd, a member of time's up, told diane sawyer her story. >> he grabbed my hand. the look my face, abject terror. i can see it in my eyes. >> the fund will provide subsidized legal support. to every woman in agriculture who h

several fema staffers have accused los angeles state senator tony mendoza of sexual misconduct. one of the women said that she and two others were fired for reporting the behavior. mendoza is on leave with pay. the senate hired outside lawyers to investigate the claims. >>> lawmakers are considering a bill that would require hotels to provide housekeepers with a panic button that they can use to call for help if they are sexually harassed or threatened. housekeepers in chicago and seattle have been issued the panic buttons. a survey of hotel workers showed half of them said they were sexually harassed by guests. state lawmakers pass the legislation making california the first day to provide employees working alone in guest rooms with a panic button.>>> a new health craze is taking over silicon valley. a water craze may be making people more vulnerable to bacteria including e. coli. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ >>> a man impersonating a police officer

the senate in particular must confront how to handle senator tony mendoza... aside after a misconduct allegation. republican senator...andy vidak wants to introduce a measure to expel him. also coming up -- governor brown will submit his budget proposal next week. ( james ) the president of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints died at his home in salt lake city, utah... according to a statement from the organization. thomas monsin was 90 years old when he passed away yesterday. monson became president of the church in 2008. monson was the 16th president of the church of latter-day saints, a role that is served for life. the church has more than 15 million members worldwide. ( will ) the first bay area baby born in 2018 has a name. meet ryan... born at 12:02 in the morning on january first at u-c-s-f mission bay hospital. he came into the world after 48 hours of labor... missing his december 31st due date by just minutes. his parents are both physiscians in san francisco. ( will ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a happy ending for a dog who

the state senate has to decide how to handle allegations against tony mendoza.'s refused to step aside. at least one republican wants to introduce a measure to expel him. boosting protections for victims and people who report sexual harassment. >> and one of those would require hotels to provide panic buttons so they can call for help if they're sexually harassed by a guest. the measure follows a survey by hotel workers union. it found that 58% of workers said they have been sexually harassed by a guest. >>> a fire near mineta san jose airport is continuing to be a focus. 24 hours later they're still watching for flare-ups because of how tightly packed the cardboard is. firefighters found several bales of cardboard boxes on fire on matthew street. employees were evacuated safely. no one was hurt. firefighters are concerned about hot spots. investigators are still trying to determine the cause. >>> happening today the los angeles man accused of making a swatting call that led to the death of another man is set to make his first court appearance. he's accused of r

senator tony mendoza is out temporarily, but senator bob hertzberg gets to stay. hertzberg is responding to critics saying there is a difference between him and mendoza. he said: senator mendoza has been accused of committing a misdemeanor. he decided to take f absence in lig vere and serious allegations." mendoza is asking the state auditor to examine the legislature's actions. "there's a statuatory prohibition on such an audit. right now the state auditor is not permitted to audit the california state legilsature." some lawmakers are pushing se the >> mendoza is asking the state auditor to examine the legislature's actions. >> there's a statutory prohibition, right now the state auditor is not permitted to audit the california state legislature. >> some lawmakers are pushing senate leadership to share the findings of the independent investigation into sexual harassment but it's still unclear if those findings will be made public and when the investigation will be completed. >>> the state insurance commissioner is calling on lawmakers to prevent homeowners from l

state senator tony mendoza is facing a political challenge from 20 delegates from his senate districtyesterday to make it harder for him to earn a state democratic party endorsement. the move comes as senator mendoza is being investigated for sexual harassment allegations. mendoza says he disagrees with the actions of the group seeking to block his endorsement. >>> in just a few hours the california couple who held their children captive in their own home is scheduled to appear in court. kpix 5's jackie ward is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: david and louise turpin face torture and child endangerment charges for keeping their 13 malnourished children prisoners in their home. bail is set at $9 million each and it's not clear if the suspects plan to enter a plea. one of the children managed to escape and alert authorities sunday. the teenager had photos to support her allegations. the horrific discovery is putting a spotlight on the homeschooling the parents operated inside. assemblyman and former teacher jose medina is working on legislation giving state officials the power to

senator tony mendoza is out almost temporarily. but senator bob hertzberg who was also under investigation, gets to stay. he responded to critics saying that there is a difference between him and mendoza. in a statement he said "as a lifelong hugger, it has never been my intention to cause feelings other than warmth or friendship to anyone i have hugged." >> senator mendoza is accused of a misdemeanor. you decided to take a leave of absence in light of serious and severe obligations. mendoza is asking the state auditor to examine the legislator's actions. >> there is a statutory prohibition. right now the state auditor is not permitted to audit the california state legislature. >> some lawmakers however are pushing the leadership to share the findings of the independent investigations into harassment. but it is still unclear of those findings will be made public and when the investigation will be completed. >>> melissa and i asked former san francisco mayor willie brown -- where does all of this stand quickly and what sort of prece

. >>> and fresh fallout, for statement senator tony mendoza. >>> good morning, everyone.is monday, january 29th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. jaclyn is cracking -- tracking our morning commute. we had some accidents now we have sloeups. >> yes. that has all been cleared along that northbound direction. and traffic is able to get through that area. but now, we're just tracking our usual slowdowns. happy monday, everyone. this is the east shore freeway. you can see, the slowdowns begin as you head on through elsa bronte. and even further east along interstate 80. actually, highway 84. that's where you'll track the delays. travel times still in the green. but we're looking at just around -- under a 20-minute commute. and additional 21 minutes heading into san francisco. yes, those metering lights

self female staffers have accused tony mendoza of sexual misconduct. one woman filed a complaint, she and two others were fired for reporting that behavior. his leave is with pay. >>> and the senate hired outside lawyers to investigate the claims. >> i think he needs it leave. he needs to do it on his own, he needs to resign. if that won't happen, we'll take action. >> the capitol needs everyone working here to be in a safe environment. that's what it's about. >>> two democratic lawmakers stepped down because of claims of inappropriate behavior, state lawmakers formed a committee of the joint committee and the senate to deal with issues. >> and they would consider a bill to require house keepers at hotels with a panic button in case they're threatened or sexually harassed. the devices call for help. half have said they've been sexually harassed by guests. it would make california the first state to provide employees working alone in guest rooms with a panic button. the california law would impose a three-year ban on any guest accused of violence or sex

the senate still has to decide how to handle allegations against senator tony mendoza. he is ignoring calls to step aside despite the misconduct investigation. republican senator andy five is planning to introduce the measure to expel mendoza. state lawmakers are also expected to consider legislation that would improve protections for victims who report sexual misconduct. >>> minnesota senator al franken officially resigned today coming in month after announcing he would leave office over sexual harassment allegations. he is a democrat and accused of inappropriate touching by at least eight different women. many alleged incidences took place before he was elected to office in 2008. he has disputed some accusations. minnesota's lieutenant governor tina smith will take his seat in the senate and will be sworn in tomorrow. >>> along serving republican senator in congress announced today that he will not run for reelection when his term expires. 83-year-old senator orrin hatch made the announcement and -- in a video posted to twitter saying he wants to spend more time with

several female staffers come forward accusing los angeles and its her tony mendoza of sexual misconduct one of them filed a complaint saying she and two others were fired reporting behavior. his leave is with pay. the senate has hired lawyers to look into the claims.>> i think he needs to leave. it would be best if he did it on his own. if that is not going to happen we will have to take action.>> everyone needs to be in a safe environment. >> two democratic lawmakers have already step down over claims of inappropriate behavior. state lawmakers have formed a joint committee of the assembly and senate to address sexual misconduct issues.>>> top immigration officials said california that are hold on tight in the wake of new rules that make it a sanctuary state. acting eyes director is making no attempt to hide his anger at california's new laws. and that governor jerry brown for not supporting the work of federal immigration authorities. as a result he said ice will put a lot more boots on the ground here.>> california better hold on tight. they are about to see a lot more special agents

the state senate has to decide how to handle allegations against tony mendoza. he has refused calls to step aside amid a misconduct investigation. at least one republican wants to introduce a measure to expel him. the legislature will consider measures to boost protections for victims and people who report sexual harassment. >> one is hotels would need to provide panic buttons. hotels to impose a three-year ban on guest who is harassed someone on property. a survey by a hotel workers union found 58% of workers in chicago said they had been sexually harassed by a guest. >>> a fire at a cardboard factory is continuing to be a focus for firefighters. more than 24 hours later still watching for flare-ups because of how tightly packed the cardboard is. take a look. firefighters found several bales on fire when they arrived on scene. employees were evacuated safely. no one was hurt. firefighters were concerned about the hot spots still. investigators still trying to determine a cause. >>> a los angeles man accused of making a call that led to the death of another man

several female staffers have come forward against tony mendoza of sexual misconduct. one woman says she and two others were fired for reporting the behavior. the leave is with pay. the senate has hired outside lawyers to look into the claims. >>> today former supervisor alice officially filed paperwork to run for san francisco mayor. the special election will be in june to fill out the rest of ed lee's term after he died unexpectedly last month. the deadline to file paperwork to run in the june election is next tuesday. >>> and dennis herrera is also showing interest in the race. he requested the necessary paperwork yesterday. he is a veteran city politician who has held the current job of city attorney since 2002. >>> acting mayor london breed joined city officials and community groups to announce progress in the zero goal. it aims to eliminate all traffic related deaths in city by 2024. the numbers are the lowest ever recorded in the city. 20 traffic related deaths in san francisco last year, that is compared to 30 in 2016 and 31 in both 2015 and 2014. back in 2010,

the senate needs to decide how to and allegations against senator tony mendoza. he is ignoring calls to step aside. republican senator andy vidak is planning to introduce a measure to expel him. state lawmakers are expected to consider legislation that would improve protections for victims who report sexual misconduct. >>> al franken officially resigned today, one month after announcing he would leave the office over sexual harassment allegations. he was accused of inappropriate touching by at least eight women. many of those alleged incident took place before he was elected to office in 2008. he has disputed some of these accusations. the minnesota lieutenant governor will take his seat in the senate and is expected to be sworn in tomorrow. >>> the longest-serving republican senator in congress announced he will not run for reelection when his term expires this year. senator orrin hatch of utah made the announcement by video this afternoon. he said he wants to spend more time with his family. senator hatch played a role in crafting the gop tax plan which was sig

. >>> tony mendoza is taking a month long voluntary leave of absence amid allegations of sexual misconduct will come back sooner if the investigation concludes. >>> two men opened fire. one is dead, it happened during the evening rush hour outside the west oakland bart station. bart police officer was -- a bart police officer was not injured in the shooting and bart service was not disrupted. >>> the severe flu season is prompting a santa cruz hospital to take precautions. until further in the, dominican hospital visitors must be 16 or older with only one visitor at a time to all patients. >>> 92 approaching the toll plaza an accident with residual delays sticking around the. you have a drive time in the red about 30 minutes as contract san mateo bridge. neda was mentioning some of that fog out there along 101. this is in the north bay right at spencer. you can see a little bit of reduced visibility. >>> watch out for that fog. here's our visibility map showing the current patchy fog conditions. and yes, it's pretty thick in livermore down to zero visibility there. and it's dropping concor

the senate in particular must confront how to handle senator tony mendoza... a misconduct allegation. republican senator...andy vidak wants to introduce a measure to expel him. also coming up -- governor brown will submit his budget proposal next week. (steve) this week president trump is scheduled to meet with top republicans in washington to discuss his 20-18 agenda. one issue that's expected to come up: the future of obamacare. and as kron four's white house correspondent mark meredith shows us, new government data shows millions of people could be impacted. republicans spent most of 2017 trying to repeal and replace obamacare.but new numbers show that didn't stop 8.8 million people from signing up for health insurance."the demand for coverage seems to be incredibly strong"josh peck is the co-founder of the pro- obamacare group "get america covered". he says despite a shorter enrollment period and lots of confusion, he's happy people got the message."more people enrolled in these 45 days of open enrollment, than ever before that's a real testament to the de

ilegal deberÍa combatirse de diferentes formas, incluyendo un sistema obligatorio de verificaciÓn tony mendozaas con el instituto de ciencias forenses. al abogado que hacemos preguntas sobre la controversial prueba de adn. la gente tiene dudas sobre la prueba que se realiza la al pequeÑo matÍas y juliÁn gil. quÉ se harÁ? >> mediante exudado vocal con un hisopo. se hace un raspado bucal y es muy rÁpido, en menos de cinco minutos esta tomada la muestra. es un proceso rÁpido y nada agresivo para el menor, tampoco para ningÚn padre. addis: se recomienda que el bebÉ llegue en brazos de su madre? >> es lo mÁs conveniente porque ejerce la custodia. addis: este proceso serÁ muy rÁpido, nos preguntamos entonces cuÁndo tardarÍan los resultados. >> los tiempos en un proceso judicial dependiendodde la carga de trabajo del instituto de ciencias forenses. mi experiencia es que aproximadamente en 25 dÍas los resultados deben obrar en el exterior. addis: si se recurriera al derecho de expresiÓn en todo caso nos entrarÍamos? >> si la prueba sale positiva, el seÑor juliÁn es el padre biolÓgico, va a continuar c