donde ana trujillo cumple su larga condena. con nosotros cara a cara. >> me han puesto la etiqueta de que matÉ al hombre a sangre frÍa y no es la verdad. >> trujillo de 45 aÑos de edad fue condenada a cadena perpetua por asesinar a su novio con el tacÓn de un zapato. ellos consumÍan alcohol en ese club nocturno, despuÉs irÍan al aeropuerto de anderson donde ocurrirÍa el crimen. >> Él pensÓ que lo iba a dejar para siempre. >> por lo cual, dice trujillo, Él la atacÓ, y ella sólo se defendiÓ. >> estaba arriba de mÍ, no podÍa respirar, de desesperaciÓn, me quita el zapato de mi pierna, y le dije que por favor se quitara de mÍ, y no, no. >> el arma letal fue este zapato de tacÓn color azul de cinco pulgadas y medio de alto, el fiscal del caso nos dice que el nÚmero de veces que lo golpeÓ fue clave para descartar la posibilidad de actuÓ en defensa propia. lo golpeÓ por lo menos 25 veces en la cabezoa su atenciÓn, agrega, era matarlo. >> no era mi intenciÓn, un zapato era lo Único que tenÍa. >>trujillo pasa la mayor parte del tiempo a

un zapatero lo Único que tenÍan. >> trujillo llamÓ al 911.on el zapato y que Él estaba punto de morir. por lo que pidiÓ una ambulancia. ( hablan en inglÉs ) >> durante la llamada, que durÓ mÁs de nueve minutos, y contestar preguntas de dos operadora, trujillo menciona que intento darle respiraciÓn cardiovascular al profesor universitario, para tratar de salvarle la vida. >> nada mÁs querÍa darle oxÍgeno a Él. yo comencé a darle. >> pero el fiscal del caso asegura que trujillo simulÓ haberle dado respiraciÓn cardiovascular por los otros de aire que se escuchan. ( habla en inglÉs ) >> si le vas a dar alguien respiraciÓn cardiovascular, dice, no se escucharÍan los otros de aire a travÉs del telÉfono, que irÍan a la otra persona de boca a boca. >> quienes ana trujillo verdaderamente? >> soy una persona alegre. no me gusta hacerle daÑo a nadie. tenemos el derecho de defendernos. >> te arrepientes de lo que hiciste? >> claro que sÍ. y yo he pedido perdÓn. y siento que dios me han perdonado. ♪ >> hoy el presidente obama volviÓ darle impulso la refor

. >>> ana trujillo se llama y revelÓ lo que paso cuando se dio cuenta de lo que habÍa hecho. >>> Él meel catedrÁtico llevaban un aÑo viviendo juntos, la madrugada del nueve de junio del 2013 la historia de amor terminÓ de manera trÁgica, segÚn documentos de la corte regresaba de un restaurante en medio de una dis ocasi discusiÓn que termino cuando ella le llevÓ el tacon al 25 veces. >>> dijo que el pÁnico y que intentÓ ayudar a su novio. >>> cuando ves algo instantÁneamente no me importÓ de mi, era Él lo primero, me asustÉ mucho y el dolor y en verdad es bien extraÑo que, yo era la vÍctima. >>> durante todo el juicio sostuvo que se defendiÓ, los miembros del jurado no le creyeron. >>> ¿quiÉn va a creer que con un profesor con sus crÉditos, un seÑor blanco? me pintaron que era la mexicana sin estudio y que estaba dando masaje, pensaron que era una cualquiera. >>> la acusada argumentÓ que el mÉdico tenÍa problemas con el alcohol y que ella siempre actÓo en defensa propia, la fiscalÍa dijo que trujillo no llamÓ a la policÍa para denunciar que corrÍa peligro y calificÓ a la mujer como sues

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of concord -- lorenzo trujillo. investigators believe he tumbled 100 feet to his death. his body was discovered yesterday by a hiker. another person died in the same way nearly a year and a half ago. >>> we are hearing this afternoon from a santa rosa mother accused of assaulting one of her daughter's classmates on their elementary school campus. the mother believed the boy was bullying her daughter. ktvu's alex savidge spoke to that mother, he joins us live to let us know how she is defending her actions. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: well, tori, good afternoon to you. she was quite emotional when i talked to her. delia garcia-bratcher told me she never laid a lad on that 12- year-old boy -- a hand on that 12-year-old boy in santa rosa. but over the weekend, the 30- year-old mother was arrested on suspicion of child abuse and sheriff's investigators say she came onto campus during lunch friday confronted a fifth grade boy putting her hands on his neck and warning him not to bully her daughter. investigators sa

. >>> i'm cadamian trujillo with housing crisis in the middle of a housing boom, coming up. >>> right now at 6:30, the upside, a booming economy, the down side, intense pressure on the housing market, but there is a possible solution. if you drive around the south bay, you'll see dozens of new apartment complexes under construction. but despite all this housing, the city is still in crisis. damian trujillo is at an affordable housing development, one of a few that have gone up in san jose. >> reporter: the housing trust of silicon valley purchased this property when it was dilapidated and condition verted it into affordable housing, but they say that's not enough, especially in the valley where even the middle class is having a hard time. families in these apartments in east san jose are known to double up, just to make ends meet. >> they can either pay more than half of their income to rent and be susceptible to a family emergency and be out on the street because they don't have enough money saved up. >> reporter: the housing trust that they have eliminated all the cash-poor affordab

nbc bay area's damion trujillo is in mountain view. this is usually a safe city. we understand a good samaritan helped save her rnchtsz we'll get to him in a bit. we're here because police say this is where kenneth middlebrooks, the suspect, coerced a woman here named danielle la alv ver ez didn't force her but coerced her to drive him to his home in mountain view. that's when middlebrooks became violent and kidnapped her. police say the suspect kenneth middlebrook forced the woman wron to highway 85 near mountain view. but as she's driving, police say the woman purposely pulled the car into chris sing's lane, striking his car. >> all of a sudden i felt this side impact. >> reporter: the cars pulled over to the side of the road before woman ran out. >> that lady was crying, yelling, and rushed towards me and banged on my windshield and said she needed help, she had been kidnapped. >> reporter: police say middlebrook then sped off, abandoned his car in this mountain view parking lot before forcing a 61-year-old woman to drive him around, first to the east bay and t

>>> hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle" i'm damian trujillo. today the new san jose police community liaison is in our studio plus a new film about a bay area climbing victim. this is "comunidad del valle." >> nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle." with damian trujillo. >> we begin today with the man who's been making waves all across the bay area, aron, the president of the story road business association. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> you have been twrafling up and down north america mexico and canada. to promote companies or whoever establishing kind of business association. tell us what we've been doing. >> well, what i didn't do is getting latino businesses in mexico and canada tried to connect, trying to connect on the map. and more than that, bringing economic development into the city of san jose. >> what has that been like? what kind of reception are you getting in canada for example a place where you wouldn't think of establishing these kinds of affiliations? >> in canada, it's a big help from the government to all the s

. >> trujillo chased the burglar down the street, then gave police a detailed description of the man. another neighbor sent police a photo of the same man casing other cars. that information helped police find and arrest the burglar an hour later. trujillo ended up getting his backpack and other belongings back. >>> happening today, the city of oakland showcases its pothole blitz. city leaders, including major jean quan will discuss the push to repair potholes throughout oakland. the 7-year blitz began in east oakland. it will target a new district each week through june. the city hopes to repair 2500 potholes. >>> time is 4:55. gas may be hard to come by in part of highway 1 in the north bay. the green bridge gas station is closed after a crash there knocked out gas service. the station is not expected to reopen for several more days. the next closest gas station is bo gas, and we're hearing it's almost out of gas, as well. the other closest station on highway 1 is in bodega bay more than 30 miles away. the chp is putting up signs warning drivers. it also asked aaa to be prepared wit

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in san jose. this was kept secret for quite a while. >> reporter: it was, terry. there's a purpose for that. the project actually is right behind me here off of lunde avenue. the chairman says protocol is out of respect for the tribe. the find is kept under wraps. those who live around here are surprised to learn this was once a sacred burial ground. the project is in its second year of construction. but today we're learning all work was temporarily halted on the bart to san jose extension project. that's the protocol whenever excavators find native american remains. >> i had no idea, to be honest with you. it's something to think about, that's for sure, yeah. all i can say at this moment. give it some thought before you tear it all up. >> it's very common to find remains. >> reporter: this san jose councilman is chair of the bta board, the agency running the project, saying the silicon valley is home to many sacred burial grounds, primarily those of the illoney nation. the most recent discovery w

. >>> plus -- >> i'm damian trujillo with a harrowing kidnapping. a safe return and lessons learned. that's coming up. >>> plus, detecting what you do online. mark zuckerberg reveals a change in facebook's privacy rule. >>> how about that? a special treat for cnbc today. our cable station ringing in the closing bell. remotely from cnbc headquarters in new jersey. this is cnbc's 25th anniversary on the air. also a special day for the dow. it closed at a record high. the bump came despite a slower than expected first quarter. experts say investors believe the economy will pick up steam in the second half of this year. >>> among the stocks making money today, facebook. the social network company announced a new way for you to surf the net without giving up your personal information. our business and tech reporter scott budman is live with facebook's new plan. this is aimed at trying to keep your information more private, scott. ra >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. even mark zuckerberg admitting today that many people are nervous about giving up some of th

damion trujillo is in san jose. plenty of officers are leaving this department but this one especially stands out. >> reporter: it does. there have been about 25 resignations so far this year alone. this is where the ar jant spent seven years while on patrol, trying to get kids off the streets and into sports. tonight he tells me he still loves his uniform but just can't wear it anymore. this is what he's been wearing for the last 20 years, the royal blue of san jose's finest, badge number 3134. >> it's a top notch organization, the best place i've ever been. >> reporter: he's even on the wall in the city's personnel office, a recruiting tool for a department eager to attract new good cops. it's also here where today the sergeant turned in his resignation. >> my biggest issue is how the people feel about us now. how the people of this city feel about the police department now. and a lot of that came from the bashing, the constant bashing of us as officers. >> reporter: he says the city made it seem like officers wer

. >>> hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle" i'm damian trujillo. today the new san jose police community liaison is in our studio plus a new film about a bay area climbing victim. this is "comunidad del valle." >> nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle." with damian trujillo. >> we begin today with the man who's been making waves all across the bay area, aron, the president of the story road business association. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> you have been twrafling up and down north america mexico and canada. to promote companies or whoever establishing kind of business association. tell us what we've been doing.

damian trujillo spent time with the family inside a hospital room. he joinses from san jose and it's certainly an unpredictable predictment. >> reporter: it certainly is. the hospital says he needs to transition to another facility where he will still get quality care. jesse's mother says no. she wants her boy to stay here and get the best care. zbr it's happened hundreds of times over the last six weeks. a desperate mother trying to wake up her son who is in a coma. anisia says her heart has been broken since the traj tick day in march, when a car slammed into the boy as he was crossing the the street in a scooter. she says jesse was already flying through the air before she realized what had just happened. they haven't been able to wake him up. not even the pleas of the heartbroken mother. at this stage, they say he no longer needs the acute care of a hospital. and we have identified a place that was willing to take him and that we have sent a majority of our patients like him in the past. >> but alicia says no. she visited the site and didn't like

ana trujillo insistiÓ que se defendiÓ de un arrebato brutal de su pareja.speraciÓn, con el zapato le comencÉ a pegar en la espalda diciÉndole que por favor se equipara de mÍ. y no no. no. >> el arma letal fue este zapato de tacÓn color azul de cinco pulgadas y medio de alto. el fiscal del caso dice que el nÚmero de veces que lo golpeÓ fue clave para descartar la posibilidad que actuÓ en defensa propia. >> lo golpeÓ por lo -25 veces en la cabeza, asegurÓ. su intenciÓn claramente era matarlo. >> ¿quiÉn va a pensar que un zapato...? era lo Único que tenÍa. >> trujillo ahora viste un uniforme de reo. >> no sÉ por qué me hizo eso a mÍ. >> quien acostumbraba a ponerse tacones altos, ahora usa un par de zapatos planos con suela de goma. >> no es justo porque ahora yo sÉ, en mi mente y mi corazÓn, que yo no lo quise matar. fue un accidente. >> pero un jurado de 12 personas en su juicio determinÓ lo contrario tras analizar la evidencia y la sentenciÓ a pasar el resto de su vida tras las rejas. >> en estos momentos, todo lo que he pasado, que me hubiera quitado mi vi

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> we have more information on the upcoming june 3 election. these are the gop candidates running against governor brown. there's national interest in the congressional race. and in san jose, the race to succeed the mayor is wide open with five. >>> still to come, a fresno county race horse is ready to make history. the ruling that could put california chrome within reach of the coveted triple crown. >>> a 30-year-old woman arrested for going after a 11-year-old she believed was picking on her daughter. >>> i'm scott budman on a school bus, but this is no ordinary school bus. it's 100% electric and will soon be powered by the sun. we'll take you on an exclusive first ride coming up. >>> i'm a mother. yeah. it really bothers me a lot. >> it concerns me a lot that a parent would do that. >> concern and disbelief. that's how many parents feel after hearing what a mother is accused to doing to a student at their school. she's accused of bullying the bully. >> she went to her daughter's elementary school and grabbed a boy by the neck. mark matthews

. >>> telemundo 48 presenta comunidad del valle, con damiÁn trujillo. >>> comenzamos con la importa importanciar por parte de sus hijos, conmigo nuestra invitada, que representa a bibliotecas pÚblicas de la ciudad. bienvenida al programa. >>> gracias. >>> vino con un reto. verdad? el reto es que los niÑos, durante el verano, tienen que leer por lo menos 20 minutos por dÍa, platiquenos. >>> queremos que los niÑos y jÓvenes lean 20 minutos al dÍa, y los adultos que son el ejemplo de los niÑos. lo que pasa en el verano, muchos niÑos no continÚan aprendiendo. y ellos usualmente social securise lo que aprendieron, y lo dejan para el Último aÑo. >>> es de suma importancia leerles a los hijos, el reto que ustedes estÁn promoviendo, viene con premios para los que sÍ suceden en leer 20 minutos al dÍa. >>> si estÁn volcados con el programa de verano de bibliotecas pÚblicas de san josÉ, no nomÁs queremos que lean 20 minutos, sino que hagan otros tipos de programas que se mantengan fÍsicos, y coman sano. y programas gratis para las familias, y presentamos programas con san josÉ (nombre en inglÉs), y (nombr

damian trujillo is live where that father was killed. he's 17th homicide of the year. >> reporter: that's right. 16 and 17 in the last 24 hours. shots late last night on gridly street. crime prevention experts are concerned. >> he was a very helpful person. a good man, good father, good son. i'm going to miss him very much. i love him very much. he was a good man. that's all i got to say. >> reporter: they fought back tears as they clutched the picture of their son, a 25-year-old. >> i'll miss him. i love him. >> reporter: the family says jimmy was coming home from gassing up his car when shots rang out outside their home. his father and wife drove jimmy to the hospital where he died. >> it hurt very much. >> reporter: hours earlier another homicide, this one on canyon ridge drive where a woman was stabbed to death inside her home. police arrested an acquaintance at the scene. the killings increased the homicide rate to 17 this year. >> the summertime is a time of concern for this city. >> reporter: but the prevention task force says it'

close to where lorenzo trujillo fell to his death. friends say he was caring, responsible, and cautious. when they heard his car was found her and he had hiked alone to the rock and fallen from it, it didn't fit from when they had come here with him. >> it's rare when he will get out of the car and walk around. >> so going over to the edge to walk down. >> he wouldn't do that. he would just say, i will wait for you in the car. >> didn't like heights? >> reporter: this space is university property. the fire rode invites hiking, but off the trail, it can be tricky to navigate. and no signs warn of a hazard. >> you're taking a risk at that point. >> reporter: especially with the rock. once hidden behind trees, but now a visible attraction. these friends have climbed it many times. >> you can clearly tell, wait a minute, this is extremely high. >> it's a scary spot to be up there. it's high. over 100 feet. >> reporter: and why trujillo would venture out alone. >> his friends feel certain he would not intentionally harm himself. he has an

damian trujillo is live and i hear one of the kids is just 11 years old? >> reporter: 11 years old. they would prey on women coming out of the restaurants and bars here in downtown san jose. they would take off with purses and watches and phones, and all of them are minors. their m.o. was the same. look for a woman walking downtown and one of them would try to start up a conversation. were there flirtations? >> there were some the cases where they would make comments to the female victim in a flirtatious manner, catching them off guard while another would approach them. >> they would rob the girls? oh, wow. >> reporter: they were given the moniker because their ages range from 11 to 17 years old. and they are being charged with at least one carjacking and numerous strong-armed robberies. >> even though they were young they were very dangerous. >> reporter: they credit good police work for nabbing most of them. but they warn there could be a couple more suspects on the loose. >> yeah, i feel safe, but -- >> it's all about who you know. it's not about gangs, there's gangs everywhere.

close to where lorenzo trujillo fell to his death. friends say he was caring, responsible, and cautious. when they heard his car was found her and he had hiked alone to the rock and fallen from it, it didn't fit from when they had come here with him. >> it's rare when he will get out of the car and walk around. >> so going over to the edge to walk down. >> he wouldn't do that. he would just say, i will wait for you in the car. >> didn't like heights? >> reporter: this space is university property. the fire rode invites hiking, but off the trail, it can be tricky to navigate. and no signs warn of a hazard. >> you're taking a risk at that point. >> reporter: especially with the rock. once hidden behind trees, but now a visible attraction. these friends have climbed it many times. >> you can clearly tell, wait a minute, this is extremely high. >> it's a scary spot to be up there. it's high. over 100 feet. >> reporter: and why trujillo would venture out alone. >> his friends feel certain he would not intentionally harm himself. he has an

damian trujillo joins us. >> reporter: good evening. he would bring kids off the streets here and get them involved in sports. but tonight, he tells me he's had enough with the animosity coming out of city hall. he's worn it for 20 years. badge number 3134. but the sergeant decided it's time to turn it in. >> it's going to be tough. it's going to be tough. i earned my badge. i earned my stripes. i've earned everything that i've gotten here. it's going to be tough. >> reporter: he is hanging up his 20 years breaking down doors in san jose and wrestling with bad guys. the sergeant is moving to the atherton police department, hired, he says at the attacks from officers on city hall. >> my biggest issue is how the people feel about us now. how the people of this city feel about the police department now. and a lot of that came from the bashing, the constant bashing of us as officers. >> reporter: he's one of the faces of the department featured on several recruitment posters for a force he still loves but can't work for anymore. >> it's ver

las autoridades piensan que lorenzo baltasar trujillo intentÓ escalar un enorme roca, por las vistas mÁs de dos aÑos y dos meses, desde que desapareciÓ la joven, cuando se dirige a la escuela en morgan hills. ya tienen bajo arresto a un joven latino acusado de secuestro y domicilio. >> en vivo desde san josÉ. ahora el fiscal del condado de santa clara busca la pena de muerte para antolÍn garcía torres. >> del fiscal del distrito de condado santa clara, estÁ buscando la pena de muerte en un caso criminal. no creen que podrÍa indicar que tiene mucha evidencia. en contra del acusado, en este caso, antolÍn garcÍa torres. >> dice que le sorprende que, por primera vez, fiscal del condado de santa clara, estÁ pidiendo la pena de muerte en un caso criminal. >> no mÁs hay casos especiales, provocan ese tipo de penas. >> aclaran que no podÍa indicar que tienen un caso muy fuerte en contra de antolÍn garcía torres. >> por ejemplo, bajo de la ley hay pruebas que son directas. es cuando tienes el cuerpo. tambiÉn ahÍ pruebas que pueden ser fuertes, que son indirectas. por ejemplo, el adn de la muc

. >>> telemundo 38 presenta comunidad del valle, junto adriÁn trujillo. >>> comenzamos nuestro segmentoalle con el tema de inmigraciÓn y la batalla para una reforma de inmigraciÓn nacional. aquÍ con nosotros en comunidad del valle, 2 activistas comunitarios, comenzamos con cesar juÁrez y jessi castaÑeda. bienvenidos. >>> gracias. >>> cesar, dime de tu grupo en san josÉ state es un grupo activo. >>> somos un grupo estudiantil, se llama (nombre en inglÉs) fundados en el 2013 con el propÓsito de promover la educaciÓn a todos los estudiantes, no importa su estatus legal. y apoyarlos con ayuda financiera, o mÉtodos para pagar su educaciÓn. y tambiÉn el apoyo emocional, apoyo sicolÓgico. yo como estudiante indocumentado, sÉ la experiencia de gente como yo. y hay muchos estudiantes indocumentados en la universidad que necesitan ese apoyo. aparte, somos un grupo que organiza y moviliza a la gente. sabemos que la ley de migraciÓn estÁ quebrada. no funcionan para millones de personas y como estudiantes, tenemos que tomar acciÓn y cambiar esas leyes. y aumentamos varias acciones para otra vez camb

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about an hour ago, the alameda county coroner identified the hiker as 22-year-old lorenzo trujillo from concord. it appeared he climbed up a large rock and fell about 100 feet to thinks death. >> nothing appears suspicious at this point. but we had the crime team investigators come up to process the scene. >> in 2012 another young man died after falling off that very same rock. >>> a ymca worker will be back in court again today. nicolas is charged with sexually abusing five children, one as young as 3 years old. the children went to the ymca day care of the campus of paradise valley in morgan hill. that's where he worked. he was in court last week for the start of his preliminary hearing. >>> testimony will likely wrap up today in the legal battle over martin's beach. on thursday, a san mateo superior court judge checked oupt the beach in person near half moon bay with lawyers from both sides of the issue. the founder of sun microsystems bought the property in 2008 and blocked a public access road to the beach. the surf rider foundation filed a lawsuit claiming the executive had failed

a un precipicio de 250 pies de altura aproximadament e, fue identificado como "lorenzo baltazar- trujillodente de concord. --su cuerpo sin vida fue encontrado ayer domingo alrededor de las 2 de la tarde, por una mujer que excursionaba en el area por el bulevard "grizzly peak". --la policia encontr una caja abierta de cervezas en el auto de la victima. blanca ---una madre de santa rosa fue arrestada... al parecer por abusar fisicamente de un adolescente. cesar ---esto, luego que el joven fuera acusado de hostigar a su hija roll open under ---hcho conocido por muchos como acoso o "bullying"... roll open under ---andres brender esta en vivo con los detalles, adelante andres... take andres live andres live cesar, blanca hace tan solo momentos se obtuvo informacion extraoficial de que la madre pudo haber tomado revancha con el nino equivocado... hay evidencia de que el joven fue agarrado de forma brusca por el cuello, pero no de que el haya molestado a la chica. una experta nos ofrece su visin sobre el caso.... take andre live 0.1 0.22 0.34 0.56 delia garcia bratcher de 30 aÑos fue arrestada e

damian trujillo joins us at city hall which is a familiar spot for four of these five candidates. >>eporter: it's only $1 million for the primary election and another million for the main election in november. these candidates here at the city hall have six days to convince voters they should be the next mayor. the signs are everywhere in san jose as a crowded field of candidates enter the last leg of the primary campaign. pat peretti sees the signs every day across the street from his shop. but he's been dismayed by a political system he feels needs a tune-up. >> it's hard to have faith in our politicians the way things are going. >> reporter: it's voters like him that the candidates will have to win over. four of the candidates are council members who are aligned for the most part with chuck reed. county

the alameda county coroner identified him as lorenzo trujillo. his body was found at the base of a small cliff. police do not suspect foul play but official cause of death has not been released. >>> guarded optimism in oakland. a dramatic drop in violent crime compared to last year. oakland police say shootings, homicides and robberies are all down. shootings have plummeted 35%. homicides down 18%. and robberies have dropped to just under 11 this year, nearly a 40% decrease. police and city leaders attribute the drop to an improving economy, increased neighborhood watch programs, and improved police work. however, police say the annual summer spike in crime may eliminate these curt declines. >>> you have until midnight tonight to register to vote in the june 3rd primary. if you want to do it online, go to the secretary of state's website or have your registration postmarked by midnight tonight. this is only for people who have not registered before or who have moved since they last voted. the registrar's office in santa clara county will stay ope

in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area, damian trujillo roll along on the rolling thank you to these warriors. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: greeted at the san jose hyatt by the flag they helped defend. a tribute befitting their heroics. >> i ended up in the slave labor in the philippines -- or in japan. >> i got many slaps alongside the head, open-handed mostly. i got many knots on my head. >> reporter: these men were all prisoners in what most call "the war," known by history as world war ii. randall edwards and oscar leonard were imprisoned by the japanese for wearing the uniform of the united states. >> water. that is all we had. >> to eat? >> i don't remember any food. but i won't say we didn't have any, but i don't remember any. >> reporter: the world war ii vets are in town for the annual convention of descent desend dents group. the american heroes were treated like royalty. they hopped aboard special buss and were escorted throughout the south bay by the rolling thunder motorcycle club and by san jose's finest. >> it's such an honor to do thi

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live outside the santa clara county courthouse. >> reporter: the residents of palmdale face an uphill battle the at the courthouse. they tearfully asked the judge to reconsider. today they lost that fight. the judge said christopher hubbard will be their neighbor. the safety task force in los angeles county made the official announcement today. the pillow case rapist will be released. >> i am extremely disappointed with the court's decision to release serial rapist christopher hubbard into los angeles county. we took every legal action at our disposal to try to stop his return to our community. >> reporter: after his release, christopher hubbard will be watched round the clock for the first month in this home in unincorporated palmdale. then police will monitor his every move via gps. but his new neighbors and rape victims from other cases fought a losing battle to keep hubbard and other violent sexual predators like him locked up indefinitely. >> prison and institutions do not rehabilitate criminals, they make them better criminals. >> reporter: hubbard has

uc police would like to hear from anyone who saw lorenzo trujillo before he fell. >>> actor michael jace best known for appearances in shows like "shield" and "southland" has been arrested and charged in the shooting death of his wife. he was handcuffed last night at his home. police responded to a domestic violence incident after neighbors heard they heard gunshots of the couple had been married nine years and had children. >>> an 18-year-old san leandro high school student is hit and killed by an amtrak train. ktvu's tara moriarty joust arriveled at the -- just arrived at the school and is learning about a vigil. >> reporter: britany silva's classmates are trickling into classes right now. her stepfather said they are planning a candlelight vigil at the train tracks where she was killed. one man said britany was a very determined young woman. he said he would always see here carrying around a calculus book and she told him she wanted to be a doctor some day. she was a top-notch student here at san leandro high school. she was getting ready to graduate and had just been accepted to seve

live in east san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> a big issue for the area. >>> a sketch the berkeley police want you to see. they say a man who looks like this pulled a gun on a cal student and then robbed him. the suspect is described as a black man around 30 years old. 5'9" and 160 pounds. the robbery happened last month at the albany village, the university apartment complex a few miles west of campus. >>> still to come, saying sorry. what the president of san jose state says he regrets doing that has him issuing an apology. >>> also -- >> reporter: public access versus private ownership. a battle is taking place here in the san mateo county courtroom. a billionaire land owner takes the stand. i'll tell you what happened inside this courtroom coming up. >>> also, toxic chemicals in our own back yard. what we've uncovered in the silicon valley. >>> then at 6:00, the stadium and the fans will be ready. but will santa clara be able to handle the massive crowds and traffic? an interview with a 49ers legend. hear about joe montana's plan to help the south bay new at 6:00.

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. >> feliciano decrecÍa su hermano, lorenzo baltasar trujillo, que perdiÓ la vida al domingo.ecipicio. las autoridades dijeron que, parecer, fue un accidente >> tal vez soplÓ muy fuerte el viento. y se cayose respaldo. >> la tristeza por la muerte de lorenzo, se ha sentido en donde el joven recibiÓ. ya en mÉxico, en guerrero, donde estÁ la mamá de la vÍctima. >> allÁ, pues, mi mamá estÁ muy mal. estÁ muy mal, no puede creer que layo pasado esto. estÁbamos joven. tenÍa 21 aÑos. estÁ destrozada, la familia. >> toda la comunidad- para honrar la memoria de lorenzo participar de una campaÑa para recolectar fondos, que permitan enviar su cuerpo mÉxico. el apoyo solidario era notable. >> este joven perteneciÓ tambiÉn pues a la comunidad. era una persona muy querida. si usted se la cuenta, para todos aquÍ los que estamos presentes. >> por eso, antes del traslado a su paÍs natal. >> sus amigos quieren que lo vayamos a ver donde falleciÓ. >> y despuÉs puede descansar paz. >> el hermano de lorenzo, el joven habÍa llegado a los estados unidos hace casi seis aÑos porque trabajaba construye

damian trujillo is live to explain the outrage this is cause being. >> reporter: this court behind me has dealt with a couple of sexual violent predators in the past. and every time it's created an uproar. today, a judge in san jose stamped the official release papers for christopher hubbard, the pillow case rapist as he is known will soon be heading to palm dale. tonight that community is terrified and angry. >> he knows if he re-offends again, he's not getting out. so is he going to leave a witness? that's the fear. >> reporter: he was convicted of at least 40 rapes throughout the state. the sheriff's office says he has admitted to more than 100. he was known as a pillow case rapist because he used to pillow to silence screams of his victims. >> there will be a crime, whether it's on another victim or himself. >> reporter: every time hubbard has been released from prison for rape, he's raped again. and earlier this week a group of prosecutors and women urged the judge to change his mind. they say people like hubbard will always be a threat. >> he may not be a reformed criminal and d

damian trujillo got a new look at the new store and found interesting artifacts at the old location. >> reporter: this is a new store behind he. they won't open for another couple weeks. i can't show you the old store because the sunlight isn't cooperating at this hour. but you might say i'm standing on hallowed ground. this is the site of a place where arguably the best baseball player that ever lived once laced them up. >> orchard hardwar started in 1931. 30 farmers got together. they each contributed $30. >> reporter: that was back when the silicon valley was known for its agricultural richness. but before the shelves and display cases went up, a ballpark sat in the store's place. and look at who came lumbering into san jose. >> in 1927, babe ruth and lou gehrig did a barnstorming tour. they played a game on this site in october of that year. >> reporter: yes, the great bam beano hit a home run that day. some say it went 50 feet beyond the fence. on the store's second level, a mystery. this old vault hasn't been opened in decades. >> probably 20 or 0 years ago, whoever was in char

allen trujillo says he caught a burglar in the act. >> he had my backpack. i'm a college student, my whole life is in that backpack. i'm like no. >> he ended up getting his belongings back. he also gave police a description to the burglar, which led to an arrest about an hour later. police are now trying to see if that man is linked to other burglaries in the area. >>> back now to developing news. the wild fire in northern san diego county that has damaged, or destroyed a number of homes led to the evacuations of thousands of people. live now in carlsbad right in front of one of the homes claimed by the fire. >> reporter: that's absolutely right, frank, looking at this house behind me, it is in total ruins. even at this late hour, we have firefighters inside checking to see if there are glowing embers. in all, there were eight homes destroyed by this wildfire. also a commercial building, and a condo unit that was heavily, heavily damaged. it was quite a day. it seems as if as soon as they would get a handle on one of the building fires, another one would pop

allen trujillo says he caught a burglar in the act. >> he had my backpack. a college student, my whole life is in that backpack. i'm like no. >> he ended up getting his belongings back. he also gave police a description to the burglar, which led to an arrest about an hour later. police are now trying to see if that man is linked to other burglaries in the area. >>> back now to developing news. the wild fire in northern san diego county that has damaged, or destroyed a number of homes led to the evacuations of thousands of people. live now in carlsbad right in front of one of the homes claimed by the fire. >> reporter: that's absolutely right, frank, looking at this house behind me, it is in total ruins. even at this late hour, we have firefighters inside checking to see if there are glowing embers. in all, there were eight homes destroyed by this wildfire. also a commercial building, and a condo unit that was heavily, heavily damaged. it was quite a day. it seems as if as soon as they would get a handle on one of the building fires, another one would pop up.

damian trujillo was inside the courtroom and joins us now from the hall of justice. people from all across the state in san jose for this hearing. >> reporter: yeah, they drove all the way up here. the d.a. in l.a. county told me a few weeks ago that the judge's decision to release this suspect over to l.a. county is final. today's hearing here at the hall of justice was to allow people to express why that legally shouldn't happen. so today the judge heard about possible vigilanteism. the emotional testimony came from this woman, a would-be neighbor of the pillowcase rapist, a single mother of four whose husband was killed in afghanistan. >> i'm trying to raise my kids now by myself. so it's scary to think that i would have to leave them home with him literally three minutes down the street from me. >> reporter: the women came from the palm dale area where he is expected to be released. there's fear of vigilanteism in l.a. county and a rumor of neighbors arming themselves. >> us women are going to have to sleep with our guns. because we're going to have to live in fe

. >> con informaciÓn de hugo trujillo, televisa espectÁculos. >> claro que estÁ en el nivel de aceptartarÁ aquÍ con nosotros. >> y alguien se quiere estrenar. >> por favor, paul! >> ella nos lo contÓ. miren. casi llegando. >> pues, yo estoy con lo de mi guiÓn que va viento en popa, cosas muy lindas en mÉxico, quiero hacer unas propuestas y vamos a ver. >> la actriz se propone romper con las tramas de la pantalla grande. >> es un pelÍcula muy linda. siempre ponen que los mexicanos vamos a estados unidos y encontramos la felicidad allÁ y aquÍ es al revÉs. >> tambiÉn busca poner en alto a la gente y cultura de mÉxico. >> los mismos mexicanos a veces nos ponemos de lo peor y no es eso. o sea, los latinos somos gente trabajadora en estados unidos que van en busca de sueÑos, y es lo que quiero mostrar. >> televisa espectÁculos, juan rÍos de la fuente. >> ahorita la vemos en la novela de carlos moreno, entrÁndole más al cine. >> al cine que necesita apoyo en mÉxico. >> aparte estÁ aprovechando la ola que traemos gracias a eugenio derbez. >> de hecho, vamos a hacer una pelÍcula. el suplente. >