investigator said atem stabbed vasquez because vasquez pulled a prank on him. >>> today a judge will decide if a couple is going to be held accountable for a ferret attack. the baby was strapped a car seat on the floor. she and her four siblings are in foster care. >>> we have new video in from wilmington where two women were shot last night. viewers sent us these clips of police responding to the arrest on west 6th street. sky force 10 was also over the scene last night. we're still working to find out the victim's condition. police and fire officials called for calm after crowds appeared at the shooting scene and at the hospital. >>> a state lawmaker who was running for mayor of chester says it's time to do something about that city's escalating violence. state representative thaddeus kirkland will hold a meeting this morning. he will discuss leadership at the chester police department. in the past week there have been three murders. >>> happening today, crews are still opening to reopen this road in lower township province montgomery. there was a deadly and messy accident. a tanke

atem stabbed vasquez because vasquez pulled a prank on him. >>> today a judge in delaware county will decide if the parents of a baby attacked by ferts will stand trial. they face a preliminary hearing on endangerment charges. it was in january that the couple's pet ferrets malled the face of their 1-month-old girl at this home in darby borough. the baby was strapped a car seat on the floor. she and her four siblings are in foster care you we have new video out of wilmington where two women were shot last night. viewers sent us these clips of police responding to the shooting on west 6th street. sky force 10 was also over that scene last night. we're still working to find out the victim's condition. police and fire officials had to call for calm after crowds appeared at the scene of the shooting and at the hospital. >>> a state lawmaker who is running for mayor of chester says it's time to do something about that city's escalating violence. state representative thaddeus kirkland will hold a news conference. his office says he will discuss leadership at the chester police department. i

vasquez ties it up. we're knotted up at 82 and headed to overtime. in o.t.e from the veteran pierce a three ball there. he was 4-7 from behind the arc. then he had a double-double. wizards take the game in toronto. they lead the series 1-0 over the raptors. this one the final, 93-86. >> toronto hates paul he made it known, he accepted it. he accepted the challenge and led us. >> i didn't want to come back to toronto to be in this environment. it's a tough environment to play in tough place to win in. but you got to love these type of moments, these type of buildings that are excited about their team, and i think it's something that drives me. >> game two between the wizards and raptors this tuesday in toronto. >>> it's been a great sports weekend so far in the district here. and for d.c. sports fans it started last night with the capitals. besides the victory with the islanders, the biggest story had to be the health of braden holtby. >> the mask is back on. the goaltender looked like his healthy self on the eve of game three. >> obviously, not practicing fo

. >> reporter: i'm joe vasquez in burlin game. i talked to the gee family. for the gee family, long showers are a sacred habit, but 15-year-old tanner found out he has to cut back. >> i was like, my shower? that is all of my relaxation time. >> now what are you going to have to do? >> sit on my bed or do homework. >> how will you save 25%? >> it will be tough. >> reporter: his mother amy says it will take some effort, but they will start with the easy habit. >> we will have to cut back on turning off the water when brushing our sink. >> reporter: the dishwasher is more water efficient. so is the dual flush toilet. the gees have have been cutting back some time, so cutting back should have some imagination and work. >> we put off landscaping our yard because of the drought last year. so, for us to cut is going to be a little harder than people who have a yard. >> reporter: amy says she has lived through a couple of droughts including a big one in the 70s . so her family will sacrifice again. >> heartbroken. >> reporter: yes, even if it means shorter showers.

we sent joe vasquez to the ballpark to find out. >> awesome. i love being here! >> reporter: at&t park, 2015. >> wait, we are going in this? that would take forever. >> reporter: my assignment? take my two sons to see the new attraction. >> who do you guys want to win? >> the giants because they have won three times in five years and that is pretty good. >> so isn't it the as turn? >> no! >> reporter: among the new food booth, gilroy garlic fries. >> yes or no to the fries? >> these are good. >> reporter: okay, 11-year-old antonio liked them. nine-year-old jackson? not so much. let's try tony's pizza. cash only, by the way. >> i want to eat all of it. >> you, jack? you don't want it? >> wow. >> reporter: another new attraction, the championship trophy. >> look, he made it all the way the second. >> what is the best part about all this? >> i get to stay up past my bedtime. >> yes, there is that. >> reporter: what is most important has never been about a ballpark or a game at all. >> it is late and cold and i feel like more alive than ever! >> reporter: in san fran

joe vasquez sayings these crooks knew exactly what they were doing. >> reporter: they break in with a slingshot. watch the surveillance video and you see a guy pick up a rock, sling it back and crash into this large front door pane. here it is from a different angle. the glass breaks and a handful of men run through and begin stealing . it happened at 4:30 in the morning at a store called stuff on valencia street. they all appeared to be wearing masks as they grabbed all the loot they can. they are only in for two minutes and escape back out the shattered door onto valencia street. they got away only four blocks away from the san francisco police department's mission station. at one of the burglar's masks appears to have fallen away. his facial features exposed. >> police will be reviewing it all. some of the faces can be seen. >> reporter: james panelo is the owner of stuff. a beloved vintage art and knickknack store. he says the thieves got $5,000 worth of merchandise. >> we provide a place for small businesses to sell out of and it affects them. that is their livelihood. >> reporte

former maryland terrapin vasquez from deep ties it and check that out. a little venezuelan shimmy.g to overtime. john wall with his signature drive, the signature dish. nene flushing. washington takes game 1, 93-86. afterwards, all the talk was about pierce. >> they hate us here. it's terrific, man, just to learn from him. it was a big game for us to come in here in this loud atmosphere and steal game 1. >> i think it was all about us, the kind of focus we brought to the game, such a hostile environment. game 1, they beat us all year long during the regular season. we stuck with the game plan, followed it and got the win. >> big win for them. >>> here come the nats. if you've been following baseball, you know the world series favorites came out of the blocks a little slow, but last four games, whoa. they have scored 29 runs and won three of those four games. let's head out to the ballpark today. matt williams, as i like to call them, matte ice. cool customer. it's a game of inches, though. 5th inning, philadelphia's freddy galvis gets enough of this to bloop it beyond ian desmond,

. >> joe vasquez asked why they haven't even gone inside the building. >> reporter: i went back inside 1751 market street to get a closer look at the apartments. rodents are a persistent problem. bedbugs too. >> the people living here as you see, they are suffering. >> reporter: attorney edward higgins represents the tenants in a lawsuit against the landlord. sewage comes up through the sink. blood from a murder has never been cleaned un. some of the apartments have potentially dangerous mold. >> i don't know how it is still standing. >> reporter: according to city records kpix5 obtained today, there have been dozens of complaints to the department of building inspections and the health and fire department. >> we don't want people to be in the conditions you have seen. >> reporter: rose mary sent building inspectors in. they didn't go inside any of the apartments. >> based on some of the things we are seeing now, we may be asking the city attorney to consider this for a task force inspection or ask the property owner to let us into the entire building. >> reporter: if i'm hearing you r

. >> reporter: joe vasquez show us us the disgusting conditions. >> horrible. like a third world country. >> reporter: crystal cooke is referring to her former home on market street. she is suing the owner after she says she just couldn't take the disgusting problems anymore. >> the walls an then the ceiling were covered in mold. >> reporter: it gets worse. after one of the tenants was murdered last january, she says the owner never cleaned the bloodstains from the walls for eighth months and there is the toilet water that keeping bubbling up into the kitchen sink. the folks who live here don't want to go on camera, but they say occasionally, sewage comes up through this drain and begins to fill the sink. you can see the discolor on the dish holder an other parts of the sink. >> she told me about how frightened she is when she prepares dinner because she may be washing vegetables and this happens. >> reporter: attorney edward represents several of the tenants who are taking part in the lawsuit. >> many of them are immigrants who don't speak english and they are

joe vasquez is in the mission tonight. joe? >> reporter: demonstrators marched here to the mission police station and wrote the names of people killed by the police departments and they are asking for answers on the latest ones. protesters take over the streets of the mission. they are angry about a fatal officer involved shooting. >> we are here for justice. >> reporter: police say almecar pettis lopez was attacking a man with a knife trying to steal a man's bicycle. he moved aggressively to the officers, they say, and that is why they are opening fire. but these demonstrators and a federal lawsuit filed today tell a different story. >> the suspect, the deceased lunged as the officer with a knife overhead. he fired shots. >> that is a lie. that is a lie. it can't be more clear. >> reporter: attorney arnoldo casillas says an autopsy shows the chief's description is impossible. >> he was shot in the back four times. if i'm charging you, you can't shoot me in the back. >> reporter: a spokesman for the city attorney's office says

jose vasquez/trabaja en san francisco 26:40 usted sabe que hoy es el dia de la tierra?parte de la campana es 50...que 50 por ciento de los viajes que hace la gente en la ciudad sea con el uso de medios amigables con el ambiente.... 11;12 andando, montando en bici usando el autobus 11;14 en este sentido la agencia municipal de transporte muni anuncio que en 5 anos reemplazara sus 600 autobuses publicos, miuchos de ellos de diesel, por vehiculos electricos o hibridos... john haley/agencia de transporte muni en el ultimo ano y medio reemplazamos 120 autobuses, otros 150 los cambres en los primos 12 meses asi que estamos progresando bastante. el cien en la campana es que la energia que usemos sea cien por ciento renovable, como del sol o el viento...las raices es nuestro compromiso por seguir sembrando arboles y trayendo aire puro e iniciativas ecologicas a nuestro diario vivir... 27:15 la gente no esta conciente no esta informada 27;18 jose vasquez/trabaja en san francisco 26:53 creo que se puede celebrar reciclando, y no dejando mucha basura 26:57 sfclateaction.o 35:53 si

vasquez, the former maryland terp ties the game at 82 with that three-point. in o.t.s all wizards, beal to pierce. another three-pointer. 4 of 7 from behind the arc. wizards take game one from the raptors 93-86, pierce not exactly a fan favorite in toronto. >> i don't mind playing the role of underdog, vigllain. i'm out here trying to get my team to win. >> he's the truth for a reason. he has that name for a reason. any time in those game situations that's how he is. when he talks trash, he gets you going. >> all right. game two for the wizards tuesday night in front to the capitals can take control of their series against the islanders with a victory tomorrow. their goaltender was back on the ice after missing game two with illness. >> he looked fine. felt good all that. he hopefully is ready to go. >> strong as ever on the ice today? >> yeah. felt fine. obviously a little odd not practicing for two days. not doing much. just wanted to get out there and get the blood flowing, get my eyesight back. >> we have you cover ford game three tomorrow. you don't want to miss

it's such an incredibly compelling story. >> absolutely. >> luis vasquez, thank you very much. let's stop talking about the killer here because i want to talk about who luis was with in the wee hours this morning. this amazing feat of determination, the final athlete to cross the finish line at the boston marathon. keep in mind, they started yesterday morning. he crossed the finish line at 5:00 today a.m. amid cheers from friends and supporters. [ wild cheers ] >> wow. this venezuelan man who suffers from muscular dystrophy defied all the odds finished the race 20 hours after he started it. much of the time he walked in the dark. nasty conditions pouring rain. he gave the message of hope and finally stepped across the finish line. >> the rain the distance the cold. everything today was overcome because when we are a team the human activity, the human will appears every time. >> this afternoon, the boston mayor, marty walsh, presenting him with a medal at city hampcongratulations. >>> coming up what is it like to live under isis? we've heard of the brutality, that's not new. the

is trying to determine why eloi vasquez was on the freeway. >> the raiders want to stay in oakland? there is no more red tape with key environmental measures passed for the project. the city council certified a report for 800 acres north of interstate 880 in east oakland. it voted to accept a specific plan to develop and rezone the area for three new sports venues and 5,700 homes and 8 mill million -- 8 mill office space. the warriors are planning a move to san francisco but oakland hopes to reach a deal that will work for all three teams. >>> california attorney general kamala harris begins the campaign for the senate with a kickoff planned this evening in san francisco and guests include district attorney and mayor lee and oakland mayor libby schaaf. she announced the bid in senate days after senator boxer announced she would not run for re-election in 2016. if harris wins she would be the first african-american senator from california. >>> firsts will rally in oakland in support of regulations aimed at reducing workplace violence and the rally comes as new hospital regulations mo

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atem is charged with murdering danny vasquez in fran cone yo township. he stabbed him because vasquez pulled a prank on him. >> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> bright sunshine and temperatures that will be in the 70s this afternoon but it's a cool, sunny, and clear start this morning. beautiful view looking across the delaware of center city from the adventure aquarium. the area is it going to be warmer than normal in the 70s. normally we top out at 70s. tracking showers before we get to the weekend. weekend, race day weather keeping an eye on the weather for the blue cross broad street run looking good. speaking of looking good, check out this view from the comcast center in center city. temperatures climbing in the pocono mountains from the straws moore inn is nice and sunny this morning. the clouds have broken. middle 60s in the mountains today. right now, cool 46 degrees in pottstown. 51 at philadelphia international and 50 in wilmington. we will see sunshine and temperatures that will be climbing. the sunshin

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joshua vasquez romero age 4 gets his independence back. >> from the bottom of my heart we're really thankful and god bless miss marshall. >> reporter: this chair was donated by this boy, 11-year- old emanuel marshall of upper marlboro who grew out of the boy two years ago. his mom nikisha knew exactly what to do. the video of the thief has gone viral, but police are still without a tip that might lead them to the guy who just casually walked away with a custom medical device that cost $6,000 and took a year for insurance to approve. only had it a month before it was taken. now grateful to be pushing his own wheels in the donated chair, police are hoping for a tip and that chair should not be hard to spot. it has joshua's name embroidered in one of the seats. in langley park scott broom, wusa9. >>> tonight an american writer and georgetown grad is missing in syria and he's been for two years. that's why an advocacy group known as reporters without borders hit the campus of georgetown today raising awareness about the case of austin tice. the director told us new information is giving the fami

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joe vasquez says there is some serious talk about breaking up pg&e into smaller utilities. joe? >> reporter: ken, they are still rebuilding from that explosion here in san bruno. that is why a lot of ears perked up when the head of the cpuc himself spoke up asking if pg&e was just too large to take care of their gas pipelines. >> i am still troubled that i can't say whether we really see that culture of safety and attention to detail. we need from a large utility. >> reporter: president michael picker of the cpuc raises an interesting question says state senator jerry hill who has pushed for reform since the explosion that kill eight people and wiped out 38 houses five years ago. >> it is such a large company. >> reporter: the company has 42,000 miles of natural gas pipelines but gas only making up 10% of pg&e's business. since the explosion is costing a lot of money, a much larger many profitable division is electricity with 141,000 miles of distribution line. >> they could separate those two and one go one way and one go the other or form two separate companies. >> reporter: t

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last year they made an exception in the vasquez case for a police officer.. vasquez and they stopped him because he was driving straight up with he is hands at the 10-2 position. >> like making eye contact for freddie gray. >> looking straight ahead. later the officer said he had a broken taillight. even with that having a broken taillight isn't a chargeable offense as long as you have one working it's okay. look at it in the context of what happened in south carolina. an officer stops someone for a broken taillightment he ran, ended up dead. we see the same patterns continuing in the sense the law exists in a bubble divorced from the reality on the ground of the type of interactions people have are in law enforcement. >> when you say it exists divorce of actual people's interactionsment one of the most fascinating things was judge roberts saying i have never been stopped by the police. societytomayor was like what? for the latina on the court the idea of having never been stopped by the police. >> ludicrous. >> right. >> she was stopped for 40 minutes sp. >

i came forward because i don't believe that -- i don't believe he should be an officer or officer vasquez and ferminger and he's -- i believe my assault by the police department -- as an officer was racially motivated and that's why i came forward and i am sure i'm not the only african-american person that experienced this and i maybe one that is in a good position many years later to come forward and help get him off of the street as an officer and that's why i came forward and i want peace of mind. i think for me this will help bring closure. >> thank you very much ms. wheeler. >> these are just a couple of examples of the statements that i have learned of, and i recorded to bring today, and again this is not to say that every officer in the police department or everyone that works in the court system -- certainly there are a lot of good people that work in the justice system. i think most people try to do their best but the reality is if you look at the numbers there's no question beyond a reasonable doubt that our system in san francisco suffers deeply and engrained in institutional r

garry williams no doubt looking for greivis vasquez. unfortunately all anyone could see was a blur by the name of demar derosen, three of his 20 1st quarter points. marcin gortat, the bucket to put the wizards up by 6 heading into the half. georgetown's otto porter with the three. some say he's an aarp member. others just call him the truth for shots like that. paul pierce, one of his many daggers. washington takes a 3-0 series lead with a 106-99 win. >> we know they're going to come out aggressive and give us a fight. they're not going to back down. we had to withstand some of their runs. guys made big shots. >> we knew they were going to come out guns blazing and we had to withstand at some point whether it was the start of the game, during the game, barrages they were going to throw at us and i thought our guys did a good job of that again tonight. >> hate to use the s word. they could sweep sunday. >>> the last time jordan zimmermann was on the mound against the marlins he threw a no hitter in washington, the first in 83 year of no

joe vasquez reports their boss crunched the numbers and didn't like what he found. >> reporter: headquarteredfrancisco, sales force has 16,000 employees. the ceo did an audit and found a disturbing pay gap between men and women so he is now systematically raising the salary of his female employees to make sure they are paid equally. >> this is really an exciting day. >> reporter: susan is president of sales force foundation. >> i hope it sends a message to the industry in general. >> reporter: here in california, women make 84 cents for every dollar a man makes and latinas, 44 cents to every dollar. >> i have to applaud sales force. >> reporter: but the movement has a long way to go. >> this is one announcement, one company. but sales force has been a leader in many industry changes. >> they are taking equal action to equal pay. >> reporter: when they crunch the numbers, they found 29% of sale force's employees are women. so you know what? they will vow so change that as well. >> all right, we will see what happens. thank you joe. >>> turns out ellen pao may have to pay her former employer cl

take got two good legs to get around, maybe you ought to stop and think about 4- year-old joshua vasquez romero. he needs this wheelchair to get around and even that was snatched away when some low life stole his customized wheels a few days ago, but check him out today. joshua has a very nice ride thanks to a very nice lady named brenda marshall who knew about the theft and had to get involved. her son emanuel had an older wheelchair he'd grown out of and joshua and his mom are sure grateful to have it. >> from the bottom of my heart we're grateful for it. god bless miss marshall that donated it. >> but even with that joshua would still like his own chair back. it's custom made specially fitted for him. police do have the thief on surveillance video walking off with joshua's chair last weekend. if you can help put investigators on this guy's trail, call prince george's county police. you do not have to give your name. >>> there's a new question about the now viral rant by espn reporter britt mchenry that got her suspended a week and led to thousands to tweet fire britt mchenry. the vide

daniela ganoza nos lleva a conocer a vanessa vasquez, la protagonista de una serie sobre el este de losnir de houston. >> vanesa, cÓmo empieza esta aventura de mudar de los angeles y querer ser actriz? vanessa: comenzÓ hace tres aÑos que me mude de houston texas. ha estado muy bien porque cuando lleguÉ me dieron una beca parcial en la escuela. muchos artistas siempre vienen a estudiar ahÍ. para mi fue laporta que se abriÓ. >> cÓmo aparece la oferta del so que ahora es tan popular en lÍnea, y tiene tantos seguidores. vanessa: audiciones para el show donde llegue a los angeles, pero ya habÍan dado todas las partes principales. la casting director me dijo: quiero que vengas a travÉs pero no ahorita. a lo mejor si hay una segunda temporada te voy a traer. vanessa: un aÑo y medio despuÉs la joven actriz obtuvo un papel bastante restante. cuando me dieron el papel me dijeron que iba a tener que hacer el papel de la chica bisexual. para hacer eso nuestra cultura hispana que no se habla tanto, sÍ de quÉ hablar con papas y exige que deba hacer ese papelÁndose en este momento y tres nominaciones

vasquez ties it up. does a little dance. jurassic park is loving it.ce had five of his 20 in o.t. the wizards win it and take a 1-0 series lead. >>> golden bears at their spring game today memorial stadium. amazing one handed catch. dare i say -- thank you. jerad got some rest. another acrobatic catch. the season starts september 5th in berkeley. >>> as i mentioned tickets are available for game two on monday night on warriors.com. it will be warriors and pelicans for game two. so exciting there. you think regular season is exciting postseason game you have to experience. i understand you are off on monday. so tickets are available. >> might find me there. good tip. >>> that's it for tonight, abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. thank you very much for joining us. the news continues now on-line, on twitter and facebook and your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. on his quest, jack ventured far and wide. through dust, fog and rain. until he smelled something legendary. garlic herb butter. jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him

. >>> vasquez and big wins are translating into big business for local bars and restaurants. at peet's coffee shop, fans celebrated with warriors ground. and for stores selling golden state warriors gear, they opened early. >> they all want the shoes, everything. >> that three at the end was something magical. >> reporter: michael tarta says he's been a fan since he was a boy and now he's sharing his pride with his children. >> i travel all over from work. they see me in warriors stuff or some kind of bay area logo and they automatically ask me about the warrior. every game count, every moment counts and it's just fun to be a part of. >> reporter: game four will be tomorrow in new orleans so they're expecting that this whole place will be packed with people just watching and hoping that the warriors will bring home a win. >> i'm sure it's going to be jammed. jana katsuyama in walnut creek tonight. thank you. >>> as jana mentioned game four is in new orleans. it's set for tomorrow at 5:00 our time. and if the warriors don't sweep they will come back to play game five on tuesda

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