the san francisco sheriff's office says victor rodriguez should still be in jail. >> the clerk made a mistake so the information we received is that all charges had been dismissed and accordingly, we released him. >> the sheriff's office says rodriguez has three months left to serve. >> the clerk did not accurately record what the judge said. >> reporter: he was serving time related to robbery, watt battery and resisting arrests. one threat? >> he had an ak47 and he was going to shoot deputies. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says the jail released rodriguez and someone noticed a mistake. >>> a very alert deputy understood he was doing to be sentenced and realized he had been released and wanted to know why. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says rodriguez called the jail last night. >> there was a deputy sheriff told him you need to turn yourself in. >> reporter: the sheriff's office are hopeful they will do just that. >> this inmate escaped from a work detail and was caught hours later. the sheriff's department says someone recognized him in a report. also, a man walked away from

the san francisco sheriff's office says victor rodriguez should still be in jail. >> the clerk made ae information we received is that all charges had been dismissed and accordingly, we released him. >> the sheriff's office says rodriguez has three months left to serve. >> the clerk did not accurately record what the judge said. >> reporter: he waser

the san francisco sheriff's office says victor rodriguez should still be in jail. >> the clerk made a mistake so the information we received is that all charges had been dismissed and accordingly, we released him. >> the sheriff's office says rodriguez has three months left to serve. >> the clerk did not accurately record what the judge said. >> reporter: he was serving time related to robbery, watt battery and resisting arrests. one threat? >> he had an ak47 and he was going to shoot deputies. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says the jail released rodriguez and someone noticed a mistake. >>> a very alert deputy understood he was doing to be sentenced and realized he had been released and wanted to know why. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says rodriguez called the jail last night. >> there was a deputy sheriff told him you need to turn yourself in. >> reporter: the sheriff's office are hopeful they will do just that. >> this inmate escaped from a work detail and was caught hours later. the sheriff's department says someone recognized him in a report. also, a man walked away from

this morning, victor rodriguez walked back into the hall of justice. rodriguez was booked on a bench warrant with no other charges. on wednesday, a clerk accidentally filed paperwork leading rodriguez go. she did not realize her mistake until the next day. rodriguez was sentenced to three months in jail for threat to court against law enforcement. he told us last night , that he did plan on turning himself in.>>> to sheriff deputies are in the hospital tonight after they were shot inside the rhizo county jail. you're looking at the pictures right there. it happened earlier this morning when a visitor went to see an inmate. the gunman entered the lobby and try to cut to the head of the visitor line. when he was confronted by correctional officer, he then pulled out a gun and started shooting. that's when a lieutenant return fire and the man surrendered. he has a long criminal history and was arrested. were looking at him right there. one of the officers is still in critical condition tonight. the other is in critical but stable condition. >>> in san lor

accidentally released from the san francisco county jail, has turned himself in. 20-year-old victor rodriguezinto the hall of justice yesterday morning. rodriguez was booked on a bench warrant with no other charges. on wednesday, a court clerk accidentally filed paperwork letting rodriquez go free. she didn't realize until the next day that she had made a mistake. rodriguez was sentenced to three months in jail for threats against law enforcement. he had told kron 4 on thursday that he was planning on turning himself in. a second person in monterey county has been found with the zika virus. county health officials say that person was recently in mexico. he received medical care after the trip and was diagnosed with zika. this comes exactly one month after the first case was found in the county. that person got the virus after traveling in central america. zika is transmitted through a certain type of mosquito. it is especially harmful for pregant women. it can cause babies to be born with smaller than normal sized heads. the virus can cause headaches, fever, rash and joint pain. still ahead o

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that 'wanted' inmate tells us he plans on turning himself in. 21-year-old victor rodriguez called kron4ecause he says wanted to make it clear that he knows he should still be behind bars. this started back on wednesday, at a hearing in san francisco superior court. rodriguez faced two charges related to making criminal threats against law enforcement. one charge was upheld, the judge sentenced rodriguez to three months in jail. the second charge was dismissed. then the error was made. >> reporter:the court released a statement yesterday saying it's looking ito the circumstances surrounding the clerical error. neither the sheriff's department or superior court have decided whether the cerical error will cause a change in protocol. >> marty: you can see over redneck-lane the backup just a little bit for the weekend vegan barbecue in oakland and enjoy a free the veggie dog and all whole lot more running from noon till 3 today free to attend we will be right back. >> reporter: emplace great defense and the feared seventh inning and the boom the first half of the giants' home run by hortense

. >> reporter: victor rodriguez was arrested last november for robbery, battery and resisting arrest. he was searching when the sheriff's department -- serving when the sheriff's department said he was making criminal threats to deputies behind bars. >> unfortunately when the judge sentenced him to what would have amounted to three months more in custody a mistake was made by the clutter who enter -- clerk who entered that information. the information we received all charges were disomiesed and we released him -- dismissed and we released him. >> reporter: it was discovered around 8:00 a.m. this morning and the department spent the day looking for him. they are worried he might follow through on a violent threat with an assault rifle. >> he made several threats towards bay area law enforcement. he has an aq47 and will put it in his car in case he is pulled over. >> reporter: serious threat. and the severe thunderstorm says they are taking it seriously. so they are going to meet with the court system -- sheriff's department says they are taking it seriously so they are going to meet wi

the san francisco sheriff's office says victor rodriguez, seen right there, turned himself in this morning. rodriguez was accidentally released wednesday night from the san francisco jail even though he had several months remaining on his sentence. he was booked on battery and evading arrest. a court clerk had incorrectly written down the judge's orders. >>> a frightening scene in pittsburgh at a gas station after the driver crashed into the store and sped off at leland road. nbc bay area's christie smith is live there with the latest. christie? >> reporter: terry, pittsburgh police say they would like to find the driver who plowed into this a.m./p.m. gas station and mini mart. there were people inside at the time, workers and customers. they say the driver backed out and took off. this happened around 1:15. i spoke with a worker off camera who said she was in the back and heard a loud boom. she came out and the plate glass window up front was shattered. one customer complained of pains and was transported. police say the driver apparently pulled into a parking spot out front and the car s

the san francisco sheriff's office says victor rodriguez, you see him right there, turned himself in this morning. he was accidently released wednesday night from the san francisco jail even though he still has several months remaining on his sentence. he was booked under suspicion of robbery, battery and resisting arrest. the mistake happened when a court clerk incorrectly wrote down the judge's orders. rodriguez will not be charged with escape because it was a clerical error. >>> a frightening scene at a gas station in pittsburgh after a driver crashed into the store and sped off. it happened near the corner of loverridge and leland roads. christie? >> pittsburg police are trying to find the driver who crashed. the driver pulled into a parking spot and the car lunged forward and through the window. there were people working and shopping inside. drink racks fell over. this happened around 1:15 at leland and loveridge. one customer was transforted. she complained of having pain. the driver pulled out and took off. surprising for customers no. who came later and heard what happened. >

victor rodriguez was let out of jail because of a clerical error. his parole had been revoked for threatening sheriff's deputies. >>> an amber alert was issued this morning. the san francisco district attorney's office says the baby was abducted in san francisco by his own grandmother last night. abc7 news reporter wayne friedman has our story. >> this is 11 month old william brown in san francisco, the subject of an amber alert. the person who allegedly took him, his grandmother, phoebe haynes. the family upset. >> you bring that baby home right now. i mean it. >> reporter: the crisis began last night when william brown disappeared from the parking lot of this grocery store in the bay view. family members tell us william and his grandmother remained in the car while the mother shopped inside. >> left the baby with her mom. she's thinking the mother will watch the baby until she comes out the store. she comes out the baby is gone. >> reporter: it went statewide and this afternoon it paid off in redwood city when a caller identified the car and calle

victor rodriguez surrendered just before 9:00 a.m. and booked back into jail. he still had three months to serve when the sheriff's department let him go wednesday night. he was in jail for threatening to shoot deputies with an ak-47 rifle. >>> former stanford swimmer brock turner has still not returned to ohio after serving a three-month sentence for rape. his parents have -- test. test. test test test. test test. test test. test test test test. test test test test test test test test test test test test. test test test test test test. >> the next tarantula walk is tomorrow amp at 5:00 that's the time when the male spiders crawl out looking for a love interest. they range in size from a fingernail to a salad plate. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> i still can't watch. let's talk about things i love, and that's the weather. warmer temperatures on the way. just one more day of a chill in the air, then the numbers for the labor day holiday. we'll zoom in a little tighter, just some patchy fog. yesterday at this time, we had expansive fog, and t

was set free by has now turned himself back in to the san francisco county jail. 20-year-old victor rodriguez walked into the lobby of the hall of justice about 9 a.m. this morning more than two days after being mistakenly released. on wednesday, a clerk filed paperwork dismissing all charges against him mistakenly. rodriguez is still facing charges of robbery and battery but there will be no new charges linked to this week's release. >>> now on the campaign trail for the latest donald trump traveled to detroit to seek support from blacks while hillary clinton is trying to distance herself from an email scandal. craig boswell has the latest from washington. >> reporter: donald trump clapped his hands while a choir sang gospel music during his visit to a black church in detroit saturday. he vowed to fix the problems facing blacks across america. >> i'm here today to learn so that we can remedy injustice. >> reporter: it's the first time he addressed a large black audience since winning the republican party nomination. the pastor wrapped a special shawl around trump. >> go, trump! >> reporter:

deputies say 20-year-old victor rodriguez was released wednesday night after a court clerk apparently made a paperwork error. no one realized the mistake until yesterday morning. deputies say rodriguez is a gang member with a violent history who was accused of making threats against police officers. >>> in sonoma county, sheriff's deputies are searching for an escaped inmate. enrique fieretta walked away from the detention center while working in the garden area. deputies say he was serving time on a drug charge. he only had 15 days left on his sentence. if you have any information on where he might be, you are asked to call the sonoma county sheriff's office. >>> time is 4:17. sal is right over there. it's early. anybody out there with us? >> yeah, there are people out there, and today, dave and pam, we might have people leaving the bay area to go away from the long weekend. from gilroy to san jose, you can see traffic is moving along very nicely. driving up through the area, no major problems in to morgan hill. it continues to be that way into the main part of san jose. we're also c

suspect means -- remains at large tonight when he was mistakenly released in san francisco, the -- victor rodriguez was serving six months for robbery, battery on an officer and resisting arrest. the clerk -- clerk accidentally marked people work that all charges against rodriguez had been dismissed, that resulted in his early release. the sheriff's department said it had been in contact with rodriguez and he is aware of the procedures to turn himself in his -- payment hurt in hermine in parts of florida to their quickly we can into a tropical storm and meeting the -- behind a lot of -- leaving behind a lot of damage to the storm is currently moving north along the eastern seaboard and may regain and of course to be called a hurricane again. if it is discrediting the -- vacation plans from north carolina as far as the -- as far as northwest new york state. >>> there's work tonight the democratic presidential hillary clinton is heading back to the bay area for another fundraiser, and she will be in -- in san francisco on september 12. >>> her opponent donald trump was campaigning today in the east.

potentially armed and dangerous inmate mistakenly released from a san francisco jail. 20-year-old victor rodriguez was arrested last november accused of robbery, battery and resisting arrest. investigators say that he made criminal threats to deputies while still in custody a couple of months ago. wednesday after his cases were heard before a judge, officials say that a clerical error led to his release. >>> the mayors of two bay area cities are joining forces in support of november ballot measures that would tax sugary drinks. kpix 5's anne makovec has the latest on an election issue. >> reporter: this measure would charge soda distributors a penny per ounce of soda they sell. so for a bottle this size, it would cost an extra 20 cents. >> we're going to win this battle. >> reporter: doctors and politicians lining up outside of san francisco city hall framing the sugary drinks debate as the people versus big soda. it's a war on sugar-sweetened drinks like soda, iced tea and sports drinks. the goal? fighting obesity and diabetes. >> no longer can sit back and let the big soda industry target and hu

who was released by mistake told jail officials he would surrender but hasn't yet. 20-year-old victor rodriguez was arrested last november accused of robbery, battery and resisting arrest. officials say a clerical error led to his release this week. the jail tells us rodriguez and his family have called saying he would turn himself in but so far, no sign of him. >>> new at 5:00 an inmate is on the loose in the north bay. his name is benjamin molina. the sonoma county sheriff says he walked away from a work detail this afternoon near santa rosa. he was being held on a drug charge. >>> only on "5" a violent confrontation at a san francisco dog park. caught on camera, cell phone video shows a man kicking a dog before being tackled to the ground. kpix 5's emily turner on what led up to that confrontation. emily. >> reporter: well, duboce park is full of dogs at any given hour of the day and yesterday it was packed and that packed park turned into a madhouse when this happened. this started with dogs at play and ended with a fight. this is the scene from duboce dog park last night. >> the bassett ho

victor rodriguez was released from san francisco jail although he served only several -- although he had had several months remaining on his sentence. he was booked back in november on suspicion of robbery, battery and resisting arrest. in jail though he reported tli threatened to shoot law enforcement with an ak-47 if he had ever been pulled over. spokesperson for the sheriff's office said pez take happened when a county clerk incorrectly wrote down the judge's orders. >> now to a developing story in south bay in just about six hours from now, a controversial inmate walks free. barricades going up at santa clara main jail to control the circ uhm expected at brock turner's release. the former stanford swimmer served only three months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious one. ian cohl live at the san jose jail with more. ian, the sheriff says these preparations are unprecedented. >> reporter: they certainly are. you can see the path behind me brock turner will take as he exits the santa clara county jail here, barricades with zip ties line the route. the sheriff says she doe

victor rodriguez walked out of jail on wednesday night after being released by mistake. >> unfortunately, the court clerk made a mistake and entering that information so the information we received is that all charges had been dismissed. and accordingly, we released him. >> reporter: the sheriff office said he was already serving time in connection with a robbery and battery and resist ago re-- res arrest saying. >> that he had a ak-47 and he would shoot deputies if he was pulled over in his car. >> reporter: in department 23 rodriguez's attorney said the judge dismissed one case and modified rodriguezs a probation on another. leaving him with approximately three months left to serve. >> the court clerk did not accurately record what the judge said. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said the jail released rodriguez around 10:00 on wednesday night between 7:00 and 8:00 the next morning someone noticed the mistake. >> it was a very alert deputy who understood that mr. rodriguez was due in court to be sentenced and then realized he had been released and wanted to know why. >> reporter: the

we are getting word of a jail inmate who was released by mistake . 20-year-old victor rodriguez was released at 10 p.m. last night from san francisco jail. he was charged with making threats against law enforcement, threats were taken seriously. they realized their mistake at 8 a.m. this morning and now a search is under way. we'll have more this ahead at 6:00. >>> an amber alert today and a search for an infant who was taken by a trusted family member. kpix 5's veronica de la cruz joins us from the newsroom with more on how police found the child. veronica. >> reporter: liz, it was the family's grandmother who triggered the amber alert this morning grabbing her 11-month- old grandson. hours later a witness spotted them at a liquor store in san mateo. 11-month-old william brown was cleared by medical personnel at the scene and was reported missing last night at 8 p.m. in san francisco. police arrested his grandmother 44-year-old mrs. haynes at a nearby big lots in redwood city. police are now returning her to san francisco. at this time it is still unclear why the grandmother took off with h

police say victor rodriguez turned himself in -- he was released last went after a court clerk made aistake with paperwork -- he was serving a six months season. he won't face additional charges that he has three more months left to serve on his sentence. >> president obama is meeting with the leaders of china -- the goal of the summit is to bring together world leaders to talk about urgent economic issues. >> some got off to a rocky start -- some officials were caught on camera chain exchanging heated words over media access after the president arrived -- this morning he downplayed this saying it's not a reflection of the relations. this reporter has more. >> >>> in the 11th and final presidential trip to the asia- pacific president obama arrived in the city where he will take part in the final g-20 meeting. right off the bat china and the us displayed some tension at the airport. >> officials demanding the white house counterparts been photographers to work the president's arrival in a foreign country -- national security advisor is temporarily denied access to the president. like t

latest hero segment of the office of behind the project >>reporter: we first told people about victor rodriguezs a 20 year-old who was mistakenly released on wednesday night after a court clerk's file the wrong people work after the story aired he reached out directly to my you will hear from him about what happened in his plan to turn himself into authorities will bring you that story and a whole lot more at the top of the our officers and lemonade stand the helping build bridges and a lot more to american right but and how to a limited sense also applies project started trendline all of a sudden it was happening all over the country more than 65 law-enforcement agencies in 23 states have gotten into an. >>grant lodes: it would do lemonade stands as have police involvement it's really interested community 25¢ a cup and a crisis experience for kids and police also all across the country. . >>reporter: down to the bay bridge in san francisco airport petaluma just school was out will continue to see warm temperatures as you go to the rest tonight a few clouds we will see a little close to drizzle

victor rodriguez still had three months to serve when the sheriff's department erroneously let him go on thursday night. he was in jail for allegedly threatening to shoot deputies with an ak-47. he was told to surrender himself this morning but it has not happened. >>> we are hearing from the woman of a bay area police scandal. the woman spoke from her florida jail cell yesterday. she's being held there after a violent confrontation with security staff at the rehab facility where she was getting help for sex and drug addiction. she refused to talk about the incident but instead made a plea for her release. >> i want to go home. [indiscernible] >> there's no word on whether she will be allowed to return to the rehab facility. >>> 5:08 is our time this morning. the a hurricane watch remains in effect for o'ahu and maui but was cancelled for the weekend. it's a category 2 storm but it's expected to pass north of the islands. waves of expected to peek at 25 feet today and could impact low-lying area. lester is weakening by the hour, but is expected to remain a hurricane through home. >>>

>>reporter: san francisco sheriff's office says victor rodriguez should still northbound jail.nformation so the information we received is that all charges had been dismissed. and accordingly we released him and accordingly we released him. >>reporter: clerk mistake happened wed at the hall of justice in department 23. sheriff's office says rodriguez has three months left to serve. >> the court clerk did not accurately record what the judge said. >>reporter: rodriguez educates was in court in connection to threats he made to deputy while serving time row lateed to robbery, battery and resisting arrest charges. one of those threats. >> that he had ak 47 and was going to shoot deputy if he was pulled over in his car. >>reporter: the sheriff's office says the jail released rodriguez around 10 wed tonight between 7 and 8 the next morning some one noticed the mistake. >> very alert deputy who understood that mr. rodriguez was due in court to be sentenced and then realized he had been relessed and wanted to know yishtion sheriff's office says rodriguez called the jail last night. >>

. >>> court officials ared blamed for letting an inmate, victor rodriguez, go erroneously. he was in jail for threatening to shoot deputies with an ak-47 rifle. the sheriff's department says rodriguez called the jail thursday night and was told he needed to surrender himself. as of this morning that has not happened. >>> we're hearing from the woman at the center of a bay area police scandal. whereas minute abuslin, also known as celeste guap, spoke from her jail cell after a violent confrontation with security staff at the rehab security where she was getting help for sex and drug addiction. she refused to talk about the incident but instead made a plea for her release. >> i want to go home. >> there is no word whether guap will be allowed to return to the rehab facility. >>> this morning a hurricane watch remains in effect for oahu and maui. locals are keeping a close eye on hurricane lester, a category 2 storm. the high surf warning is in effect. waves are expected to peak at 25 feet today and could impact low lying areas. lester is weakening by the hour but is expected

victor rodriguez surrendered before 9:00 a.m. and booked back into jail. rodriguez still had three months to serve when the sheriff's department erroneously let him if wednesday night. he was in jail for threatening to shoot deputies with an ak-47 rifle. >>> in fresno, two corrections officers are in critical condition after being shot in the head inside the county jail. it happened around 8:30 this morning in the jail's main lobby in the public area just before people go through metal detectors. 15 others were in line waiting to go in including children. the suspect is a parolee who was previously convicted of raping three children. he surrendered after the shooting and said he wanted to go to jail. >> hurting now because we have two people that work in the sheriff's office that are injured very, very badly by someone who didn't care about them and didn't care about the public in the jail lobby. >> this was the first shooting at the fresno county jail. >>> it's going to be a labor day washout for millions of americans in florida and east coast. what's lef

. >> reporter: the sheriff department released this booking photo of victor rodriguez thursday night after authorities realized the 20- year-old had been released from jail by mistake. >> mr. rodriguez is still at large. he has been in touch with us. he called us. and we gave him everything he needs to know to turn himself in and we are very hopeful that he will. >> reporter: rodriguez had been at this county jail serving a six month sentence for robbery, battery and resisting arrest. while there deputies allegedly overheard him say when he got out of jail he plans to put his ak-47 inside his car so that if he were to be pulled over by police he could kill them. wednesday he was transferred to the county jail in san francisco off seventh street in order to be processed on new charges including that threat. >> a deputy who was aware he was going to court for sentencing on one of the charges realized that he was not in his jail bed. >> reporter: a court clerk mistakenly indicated in paperwork that all charges against rodriguez who is an admitted gang member have been dismissed. >> it w

deputies say 20-year-old victor rodriguez is a gang member who has a violent history and has made threatsgainst law enforcement. rodriguez was apparently overheard saying once he's released, he would keep an assault rifle in his car so that when he's pulled over he could quote kill some cops. rodriguez was released at about 10:00 last night. a court clerk apparently made a paperwork ever by noting the charges against him for violating his probation had been dismissed so jail officials released him. they didn't realize the mistake until 8:00 this morning. >>> final preparations underway at the main jail in santa clara county brock turner's release tomorrow morning. he is being let out in the morning from his controversial six month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. ktvu's azenith smith is outside the jail where the sheriff's department is anticipating protesters and a lot of media. parking restrictions take effect in two hours. right? >> reporter: yes. starting at midnight, no one will be allowed to park in front of the jail or the hall of justice. i want to show you s

this morning 20-year-old victor rodriguez, who you see here, walked back to the hall of justice./a b warrant with no other charges. on wednesday a court clerk accidentally filed paperwork letting rodriguez go free. next day that she had made a mistake. rodriguez was sentenced to three months in jail for threats against law enforcement. was planningx)j turning himself of the iconic Ñ+sgolden gate bridge are closed this holiday weekend. >> kron 4's jeff pierce explains why. >> reporter: empty parking spots at the welcome center at the golden gate bridge is not what you would expect on a busy holiday. traffic management issues have closed the parking lots at both the south end of the bridge and vista point on the north end for 0ch of the long weekend. >> what we see is a large amount of traffic attempting to access these parking lots. well, very quickly, the lots the span of lte golden gate bridge. >> reporter: this is the sixth closure of the year for these parking lots. and it is part of a continuing effort to rdetermine how to be address traffic on a busy weekend. >> !.-this

underway for an inmate who was mistakenly released from a san francisco county jail. 20-year-old victor rodriguez released wednesday night when a court clerk apparently made an error in the paperwork. the mistake wasn't discovered until yesterday morning. deputies say rodriguez is a gang member and has a violent history and is accused of threatening police officers. >>> on the average, two pedestrians are now killed every day on california roads. state lawmakers have declared september pedestrian safety month in response to this disturbing statistic. those figures show pedestrian deaths in california have risen sharply in recent years. safety experts say there are too many eyes glued to cell phones and not enough attention paid to traffic. >> we are seeing an uptick of pedestrians doing everything on their cell phones as they are walking. and they are not noticing that they are getting in harms way. >> 813 pedestrians were killed in california in 2015 alone. >> that is a major problem for all of us. >> you see a lot of it has to do with distraction. is that with you here as well, sow -- sal? peop

getting robbed or anything. >> reporter: anything -- >>> a search is underway for 20- year-old victor rodriguez was released wednesday night after a court clerk reportedly made an error in the paperwork. the mistake, though, wasn't discovered until yesterday morning. deputies say rodriguez is a gang member with a violent history, and say he is accused of threatening police officers. >>> up next, support donald trump is losing after clarifying his stance on immigration this week. >>> also a danger mixup. what one mother thought when the boy who was not her son was presented to her at a new york airport and where her 5-year- old son actually ended up. comfort food... you've had a good long run. but your time is over. it's time for something new. something simple. grown right here in california with absolutely no antibiotics ever. food we're comfortable eating. making. serving. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. in 1803, a man bought the territory of louisiana for

side of life♪ >>> the search is underway for afternoon inmate mistakenly released. 20-year-old victor rodriguezesday night after a court clerk apparently made an error in the paperwork. the mistake wasn't discovered until yesterday morning. deputies say rodriguez is a gang member with a violent history. >>> 7 men are in jail accused of being linked to as many as 200 burglaries in san jose and surrounding cities. the arrests are part of a yearlong investigation called operation cruise control. police say the men are tied to a street gang in east palo alto. they were all arrested wednesday in a raid that included more than 150 officers from nine different agencies. police say the crimes showed similarities. >> during the commission of these burglaries they are using high end vehicles such as porsches, bmws, et cetera, and items that have commonly been stolen are firearms, cash, jewelry, and other high end items. >> officers say they are still looking, though, for these two suspects as part of the investigation. >>> the woman at the center of a sex scandal involving a number of bay area law enforc

victor rodriguez was released from san francisco jail, even though he had several months left on his sentence. rodriguez was booked back in november on suspicion of robber, battery, and resisting arrest and then while he was in jail, he reportedly threatened to shoot law enforcement with an ak-47 if he was ever pulled over. a spokesperson for the sheriff's office says that the mistake happened when a court clerk incorrectly wrote down the judge's orders. he is still at large. >>> the woman at the center of a police abuse scandal involving dozens of police officers from around the bay area is in florida, in jail. the 19-year-old from richmond, who called herself celeste watts, is now facing a vated battery charges. the police report says that she had a violent episode at a voluntary rehab facility, which began when she ran outside and exposed herself to people on the street, then threatened staff and bit a security officer on the arm. once under arrest, police say that she repeatedly banged her head against the patrol car window and also propositioned officers. experts say she needs h

victor rodriguez still had three months to serve when the sheriff's department erroneously let him go on thursday night. he was in jail for allegedly threatening to shoot deputies with an ak-47. he was told to surrender himself this morning but it has not happened. >>> we are hearing from the woman of a bay area police scandal. the woman spoke from her florida jail cell yesterday. she's being held there after a violent confrontation with security staff at the rehab facility where she was getting help for sex and drug addiction. she refused to talk about the incident but instead made a plea for her release. >> i want to go home. [indiscernible] >> there's no word on whether she will be allowed to return to the rehab facility. >> this morning a hurricane watch remains in effect for o'ahu and maui, but has been cancelled for the big island. it's a category 2 storm but it's expected to pass north of the islands. a high surf warning is in effect for the east-facing shores. waves are expected to peak at 25 feet today and could impact low-lying area. lester is weakening by the hour, but is e

he had help getting out. 20-year-old victor rodriguez was released wednesday night after a court clerk made some sort of paper mistake. the mistake wasn't discovered until yesterday morning. deputies say rodriguez is a gang member with a violent history. they also say he was set to be sentenced wednesday on charges related to threats against officers before he got out. again, he is still on the loose right now. if you see rodriguez, of course, call police immediately. >>> seven men are behind bars today accused of beg linked to as many as 200 burglaries in san jose and surrounding cities. the arrests are part of a year- long investigation called operation cruise control. san jose police say the men are all tied to a street gang in east palo alto. they were all arrested on wednesday in a raid that includes more than 150 officers from nine different agencies. police say the crimes share similarities. >> during the commission of these burglaries they're using high-end vehicles such as porsches, bmws, mercedes, et cetera, and items that are commonly stolen are jewelry, firearms, and cash.

who was let out of the san francisco jail by mistake has turned himself back in. 20-year-old victor rodriguezalked into the lobby of the hall of justice just before 9 a.m. he had been free since wednesday when a clerk mistakenly filed paperwork dismissing all charges against him. jail official didn't realize what had happened until the next morning. rodriguez still faces charges of robbery and battery from an earlier case. >>> brock turner's parents are asking police to keep a close eye on their ohio home for their son's say. that's where the former -- safety. that's where the former stanford swimmer will be serving probation for sexual assault of a drunk unconscious woman. he served three months of a six- month sentence. he stepped into a waiting suv and said nothing. he will be living with his parents at their home near dayton where protestors have been gathering since yesterday. tmz reports the parents have reached out to police to help them protect their son against any possible threat. the local police chief says they expect to see turner very soon when he registers as a sex offender. >>

there's a bay area-wide alert for this man, 20-year-old victor rodriguez. he was released last night at 10 p.m. from san francisco jail by mistake. he is charged with several charges including threats against law enforcement. the jail is blaming the mistake on a clerical error. >>> we are counting down to kickoff. less than an hour from now, the national anthem will be performed at qualcomm stadium in san diego ahead of the 49ers- chargers game all eyes will be on quarterback colin kaepernick. kpix 5's len ramirez joins us live from the field in san diego where this game, len, being billed as a military appreciation night, as well. >> reporter: that's right. imagine the timing of this. colin kaepernick was on the field just a few minutes ago warming up. there was no reaction because there were no fans in the stadium. but in the last few minutes fans have been let in. people are beginning to take their seats. and colin kaepernick has not gotten on the field. so the big question, how will the fans receive him? a lot of people say they think they know. they th

sheriff's investigators say 20- year-old victor rodriguez was arrested last november for robbery, battery and resisting arrest. while in custody two months ago, he allegedly made criminal threats to deputies. wednesday, after his case was heard, he was set free. >> he has made several threats towards bay area law enforcement. one in particular is that he has an ak-47 and is going to put it in his car in case he is pulled over. >> the san francisco sheriff's department discovered the mistaken release yesterday morning and is now looking for him. >>> the teenaged girl at the center of a sex scandal rocking bay area police departments is now in jail. 19-year-old celeste guap was booked into a florida jail accused of attacking a security guard at a rehab center on monday. she had only been there a few days. guap has been charged with felony aggravated battery. she is being held on $300,000 bail. guap claims that she had sex with about 30 officers most of them working for oakland pd. >>> today san francisco mayor ed lee and oakland mayor libby schaaf are joining forces to get the sugary drinks

tara moriarty tells us what led to the mix-up and what contact deputies have had with victor rodriguez since then. >> reporter: the sheriff's department released this booking photo thursday night after authorities realized that the 20-year-old had been released from jail by mistake. >> mr. rodriguez is still at large. he has but in touch with us. he actually called us. and we gave him everything he needs to know to turn himself in, and we're very hopeful that he will. >> reporter: rodriguez had been at the county jail searching a six-month sentence for robbery, battery on an officer, and resisting an arrest. while there deputies allegedly overheard him say that when he got out of jail he planned to put his ak-47 inside his car so that if he were to be pulled over by police key kill them. wednesday he was transferred here to the county jail in san francisco off 7th street in order to be processed on new charges including that threat. >> a deputy who was aware that he was going to court for sentencing on one of the charges realized that he was not in his jail bed. >> reporter: officials

>>charles clifford: that accidentally released wednesday the 20 year-old victor rodriguez had a courtring on wednesday morning in which she was facing two charges parole violation making threats against law-enforcement the judge sentenced to three months and the parole violation the error was discovered about 8:00 thursday morning and a shift departments is now conducting the bay area wide search >>reporter: nonmember david duke are among those applauding but hispanic voters are bailing just one day after shaking his hand the president blasted dependent the former call jeff on the mound against old team. >>james: the weekend series of abrasions the only chance this season to say goodbye to a red sox legend to nine they will send andrew to the mound against the red sox never result into safety to nothing raiders they would lose that lead and lose the game would take a break coming up a certain role she took was not the best idea. >>robin winston: the richmond san rafael bridge of live look 580 westbound it looks great number of delays leaving richmond no problems connecting with 101 un

the victor rodriguez was released from san francisco jail even though he had several months remaininghis sentence. rodriguez was booked back in november on suspicion of robbery, bat trirks and resisting arrest. in jail he he reportedly threatened to shoot law enforcement if he was ever pulled over. a spokesperson for the sheriff's office said the mistake happened when a court clerk incorrectly broke down the judge's order. >> that was a dangerous mistake. and so was this. jetblue was looking into a frightening mix-up that put two children five years old on a t. wrong plane. she says she was shocked went jetblue staffers presented her a different little boy at kennedy airport. >> 5 years old. >> 5 years old karksrying her son's passport. the airline said the two uncompany anied children of the same age traveling separately from the dominican republic each boarded the wrong flight. jetblue says once they realize it they got them to the right destination. >>> san francisco superior court judge blocked a city ordinance which protects school employeeing from evictions during the school yea

victor rodriguez was in court to be sentenced&sy for making threats against law e/cenforcem officers.upheld the motion to revoke is probation. they domestic charge related to the threats. the clerk's file the incorrect paperwork indicating that both charges had çóbeen dismissed. rodriguez was released later e? they realize what happened yesterday morning and now they are asking people to be on the lookout for him. he is five foot eight, 180 pounds, black hair around eyes and his clean-shaven. >>> another $10,000 reward is >>> another w three see otters being killed. they are offering a $10,000 reward for a7information lead to an arrest. >>> the center for biological diversity is offering a reward as well. earlier this month three see otters were found dead in the ha2 and seek the state beach. southern sea otters nearly went extincti-s and are currently protected u'under the endangere species act. >>> seven people are behind bars accused of more than 200 burglaries in san jose and neighboring cities. all seven men that you see here are linked vto in east palo alt game. they are accuse

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. >> 20-year-old victor rodriguez was released when authorities didn't realize a mistake.t clerk stately indicated in paperwork that all charges had been dismissed. he is serving a six-month sentence for robbery, battery on an officer and resisting arrest. >> it was human error. that does not mean there's nothing to be learned from it. we will take a look and see if there is any safeguards they can put in place. >> jail officials say he has 3 more months on his sentence. >>> san francisco police are asking for the public's help in their search for more than 60 ivory figurines. all stolen from an art gallery near fisherman's wharf. the figurines are illegal to sell in california as they are made of ivory that there was a lot of money. $210,000 on the black market. investigators say they were stolen august 18 of the gallery on jefferson street near the wharf. police have made an arrest. a 26-year-old is facing burglary charges in the heist. he was in custody on another charge. police have not located the stolen figurines. >>> the oakland police department has honored a polic

. >> grant: was a direct threat to law-enforcement 20 year-old victor according to a spokesperson at the defense department rodriguezd the the court yesterday clear get a passport mistake indicating all charges dismissed that not because of that rodriguez was released, a class might the selling eight jail court personnel realize the air and search across is taking place he was in custody for allegedly making threats against law- enforcement. the aba this potentially dangerous situation >> reporter: responding. kron 4 3015 people on this boat. most of those were able to tag onto the beach at her because of we do not believe anyone has been injured. and then the the 88 were nowhere to be found. and earlier when out 911 saying the pair had been spotted in a liquor store and sematech up. at haynes' this afternoon was arrested at the big loss for redwood city medical personnel checked out the baby who appears to be on farms. prague >> reporter: test plan by those to feel the received a to farley in sentence and the sexual assault of a woman out of stanford and $2.15 share of support and says it will tell assess your depu

. >> narrator: officer rodriguez has received a report that he has an operative for the mexican ma mafia. >> your name came up in a report, victordon't know the report we're talking about? roughly 20 days ago? no, someone else was in fair view. the report says that this guy fears that you and a bunch of other inmates are basically strong arming him and other inmates and that you're ex-mexican mafia. you have a history of being identified as a gang member in the past. the thing is, there's 44 units in that unit. why would he do that? >> i don't know who he is. >> it doesn't matter who he is. the point is he identified you. we want to go ahead and try to weed out the major prison gangs from general population because these particular gangs are predatory gangs and they prey upon the weaker inmates. we want to get them out of population so we can make the jail, as a whole, safer for inmates and staff. >> so you understand what i'm telling you, right? >> i'm going on lockdown? >> you probably will today. >> why? >> my job is to figure out where we're going to house you at. >> but i'm not doing nothing. why should i go on lockdown if