i've come to meet jose's family they live just blocks from where jose was killed. >> his brother diego worked at a shop in the center of town. jose would often meet him to help mop the floor before closing. that night, he never made it. jose antonio was shot to death, right on this street corner. the walls on this doctors office are still riddled with bullet holes. now, the border patrol's explanation for what happened hinges on the fact they say their agents were threatened by somebody throwing rocks on this side of the fence. but standing here, the first thing you ask yourself is: could a 16 year old boy really threaten somebody standing on top of what's at least a 20 foot cliff, and on the other side of that fence? whatever took place here that night, there's video cameras right there which recorded everything that happened. but the border patrol and federal investigators have refused to share that surveillance video, so we're left to piece together the clues. on the night jose died, the nogales, arizona police report describes border agents pursuing two different young men as they

us to be back. >> big part of the dna of the movie is san jose. >> gally molina of san jose wrote the movie, shot much of it here in the city. it's a story about his own life. he wrote it in prison. >> this guy is the biggest drug trafficker in all of california. >> it's the story of a drug dealer who finds love and god and redeems his life. he goes onto become a church leader. >> there's two kinds of people in this world. people that do, people that don't, people that believe, people that don't. i just believe. i'm so grateful to my city. i love my city. >> right now, i'm kind of in between churches. >> the lead character is played by hip hop star ja rule who just finished his own two-year prison sentence in real life for scombeps tax evasion. >> it's good to see that people can change, have second chances in life. you know, i think that's what america is about. they love to see people, you know, bounce back and -- from tragedy. >> i think it's great to see somebody from your hometown be so successful, but at the same time obviously the message of the movie is that your past does not

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, police departments, after being trained by san jose. they want to implement a 5-year prorated plans. recruits have to pay back the city if they leave for another city. it costs $170,000 to put each candidate through the police academy. the police officers association flames city leaders saying masses of new officers are leaving san jose because the pensions and benefits keep changing. abc7 news reporter, matt keller, will have a report. >> shock and anger grows over the shooting death of a bow carrying a replica gun, 13-year-old andy lopez. last night, hundreds gathered for the funeral. >> it was impossible for people to hide their pain as the casket of the 13-year-old andy lopez was health outside the resurrection church. 600 people were here, classmates, strangeers and family and his heart-broking parents. the funeral mass was in spanish. ahe what too young. he didn't deserve that. he gone. he is here in spirit. >> on tuesday, he was shot to death carrying a toy rifle look like an ak-47. the sheriff deputies stopped him and told him t

what just happened in san jose? >> this crash, northbound 87 near taylor street downtown san jose really has 87 a mess. i'm gonna go to the maps first to show you where it is. it's right there in the middle of downtown san jose. you can see the road sensors are very slow all the way through coming up to downtown san jose. we also happen to have ta camera to -- happen to have a camera to show you. it's backed up from 85 all the way up into downtown san jose. what is usually kind of a good alternate to 280 is not. i wouldn't recommend it at all. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza where the traffic has been moderate. this is a 20, 25-minute delay. highway 24 is slow coming into the tunnels because of some earlier problems near highway 13. 7:18. let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal. sunrise for those of you listening. you are not watching. you are listening. clear skies. cold out there for some. some low 40s for many. it will be clear and then we'll pick up clouds coming in later especially in the together bay, the

in san jose, 82 degrees in the heat of the day. this is where we herdeare heade. 54, san jose. headed toward a comfortable second half of the day. between about 10:00 and 12:00, temperatures are going to really start to warm up. at noontime, 73 degrees in antioch, 75, livermore, 75 in fremont. we'll round out the day at 88 degrees in fairfield. getting very warm out there. dress in layers for today. a man who is already dressed in layers. mike inouye, how many pieces do you have on? >> my suit jacket, my shirt, superman thing i always wear underneath and then the undershirt. >>> a gradual build filling in the entire parking lot. it continues. we'll look at the map. woed a stall reported. we will still leave it there in case there is any more activity that does pop up. an easy drive. the approach and maze, all just fine. sloetdo slowdown starts right here. holding steady over the last 20 minutes. west 580 continues to build the volume. livermore and dublin and pleasanton. 84, a little slower as well through livermore. no surprises down in to sunol. a live look outside to see how

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back. >> big part of the dna of the movie is san jose. >> reporter: the man from san jose wrote the movie, produced it, shot much of it here in the city. it's the story about his own life. he wrote it in prison. >> this guy is the biggest drug trafficker in all of california. >> reporter: it's the story of a drug dealer who finds love and god and redeems his life. he goes on to become a church leader. >> there's two kinds of people in this world, people who do, people who believe, people who grab and people who don't. i believe in it. i love my city. that's why we gonna have the premiere here. >> i'm in between churches right now. >> reporter: the lead character is played by hip-hop ja rule who just finished his own two- year prison sentence in real life for weapons and tax evasion. >> it's good to see that people can change,have second chances. i think that's what america is like, love to see people bounce back from tragedy to triumph. >> it's good to see people from the hometown be successful. your past doesn't determine your future. he changed it for the better. >> reporter: all

a live look over san jose. the light illuminating your day before the sun comes up on this wednesday, october 23rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> 5:00 on the nose. good morning. happy wednesday. thanks a lot for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >>> good morning. i'm marla tallez. laura is off this morning. a new b.a.r.t. shutdown for commuters to deal with. we are not talking about a strike. federal investigators will shut down a section of the track toss look into the recent deaths of two workers. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in walnut creek with more details on how this is going to affect riders. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. we are on frontage road. this is where they will be recreating how two b.a.r.t. workers were killed on the tracks. 66-year-old lawrence daniels of oakland and 58-year-old christopher shepherd of hayward. last saturday, in very clear weather, the men were hit by a b.a.r.t. train that was traveling about 60-70 miles an hour. this happened during the strike. th

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. 77 in downtown san jose. pretty warm 83 in santa cruz. right now down to 63 in san francisco. misty skies and fog are starting to spill in. low 7 0s inland. all locations around the inner bay tonight will likely start to fill in if those low clouds which could include a little bit of mist at times. now, we had more than just miff that fell overnight and this morning especially north of the golden gate. rain totals near mt. st. helena, close to .40. we did have wet roadways across the peninsula and the bay this morning. this is an outer fringe of a massive storm system that dropped another 5 to 8 inches of rain across western washington and a tornado south of seattle a bit earlier in the afternoon. by the time that system swept through the bay area today, just enough lift of the low clouds to wring out heavy drizzle at times. we may see that north of san jose later tonight into tomorrow morning. right around 680 and 880 tomorrow morning. as we get down to the grade, you might find mist waiting for you. as we g

the driver from san jose is looking good. it is smooth right now headed to san jose and beyond 17, it is not a bad day headed to cupertino and it is light. no metering lights but slow-and-go if you are paying cash. >> next, spending a night under the stars with the message some hope to spend by picketing a san francisco park. >> president obama is on the firing line again over the n.s.a. spying scandal. >> and the big overnight development in the doctor ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. so before the first sneeze whole grains... help protect with a spray before the first tissue help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol to get 10x more protection with each hand wash and kill 99.9% of germs around the house. this season, go beyond cleaning to help protect your family with lysol. start healthing. >> covering santa close, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, t

no delays at sfo and san jose is on time, of course. we four to six degrees cooler tan we should be. it should be in the 60's and 70's and most of us in the 60's. it is pretty much safe travels everywhere. you will need sunglasses with the fresh snow and 97 percent reflection of sun sight if tahoe at 52 degrees. warmer in los angeles at 70 there and in san diego. >> terrible accident headed into fairfield. i show you where it is located, eastbound 80 at travis boulevard near the parkway with three lanes blocked in the eastbound direction and one is blocked westbound. on the app we can someone would drove by and found this, a fully a major accident with a car fire. it will cause heavy delays. we will keep you updated. >> it is 6:41. >> south bay police hope video will help them find the person would shot a nightclub worker. three men and a woman were soon bouncer asked them to turn the music down. one of the four fired on the bouncer. the security guard is expected to survive. >> stopping the police recruits leaving for other cities and

in san jose, only 28 miles per hour. that's a>cky strong enough wind speed to take down loose branches, count on debris on the highway for your morning drive. also really want to take it easy in your high-profile vehicle. throughout the day we're going to see improving conditions but the red flag warning goes on until saturday morning at 6:00 a.m. so, outdoor burning today discourag discouraged. any cigarette butts it's illegal to throw it out the window. today we need to be on our best behavior. it's really dry. we'll have a full report coming up. take a look at what we expect on big sunday as well. we've got the 49ers and the oakland raiders at home this weekend. all that coming up in your full forecast. i want to check your drive. good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. we're looking past the hoax of the a's and the raiders looking at a crash that could be possibly visible. i don't see it now in our camera. i scanned the area southbound with the headlights down toward the coliseum out of down town, reports of a

northwest 15 in san jose and winds are prior r primarily northwest 15 in san jose and winds are prior r primaril mayo onshore. the winds are picking up as the system drops to the east of the bay area right on top of the sierra tonight. so areas around lake tahoe may see some snow. but notice the bay area, partly cloudy skies tomorrow. we'll see dry conditions in the bay area. now as that system passes by and heads east of lake tahoe, high pressure building in from the west will set up the north winds once again. instead of the dry breeze we're talking about the dry air coming in from the north. this going to allow the valley temperatures coclimb up by monday, tuesday and wednesday, highs in the low 80s inland. but unfortunately the source of the dry air will if give us a chance for some fire danger in the hill tops, depending on how strong the winds get. so off and on every 24 to 36 hours we'll see the north winds picking up. out at the game tomorrow, 49ers, taking on the arizona cardinals, mostly sunny skies and a bit breezy. tonight no 30s on the map. the wind should stay up enough

san jose police are aware. other police agencies here in the south bay being made aware of these two girls. the father, friends, everyone, just asking if you do see them, if you know where they are, please call your local police. chase cain, "today in the bay." >>> the grieving family of the woman whose body was found in the state hospital. they are calling for a brand new state law. it took more than two weeks to find her body a floor away from the hospital room. they think if there were cameras installed at all entrances and exits, they would have known she never left the building. they are now asking for legislation to require hospitals to install those cameras. the city currently conducting an independent review to try and figure out how spaulding's body was unnoticed for so long. because the investigation is ongoing, the family has yet to receive spaulding's body and at this point cannot plan a memorial service. in response, san francisco general changing its procedures. the san francisco examiner reportin

pues no, esos niños de verdad que no merecen esa vida, ahora, josé dice este niño, síguele su niño. >> permíteme, rocío. rocío, permíteme. me quiere ir ala dejar atrás al grande, tiene días que me dice que niño se quiere conmigo. no es que no lo quiera, yo ya estoy enferma, tengo diabetes e hipertensión.>> ¿cuantos tienes que usted tiene? >> ocho años. >> ¿y para él no tiene diabetes ni hipertensión? >> hasta que si alguien en la vida, por el si doy la vida, rocío. >> por los otros no. >> le voy a pedir un favor, doña soledad como un favor bien grande. no repita esas palabras, ni siquiera las piense porque las madres, a pesar de las diferencias tan grandes que existen entre un hijo y otro, porque todos los seres humanos somos diferentes, pues no hacemos distingos y de alguna forma tratamos como de ser equitativos, ser iguales con todos. yo no me imagino a las abuelas. debe ser... >> te voy a decir algo. mi mamá dice que ya no puede con mi hijo, que no se podrá hacer cargo de ella, pero apenas le dije el niño se quiere contigo y yo le he hablado por teléfono y mama e

ay, dios mÍo, ay, san josÉ, san josÉ por favor que lo suplico ayudarme a encontrarlas, ¿sÍ? ♪ ♪ >> mami, mami, ¿a dÓnde vas tan de prisa? >> hoy un rato a la iglesia, al rato regreso. >> ay, no te tardes, ya estÁ casi lista la comida, mamÁ, ¿no has visto a jessi? >> no sÉ, a lo mejor estÁ en su cuarto. bueno, los dejo porque ya se me hizo tardÍsimo, al rato vengo. >> bueno, cuÍdate, no te tardes. ¿sabes quÉ? ultimadamente le voy a hablar a jessi para que nos ayude a hacer al menos el agua fresca porque... >> dÉjala dormir, mi amor, es sÁbado ha de estar descansando. >> yo creo que la concientes demasiado, te voy a poner aquÍ a hacer el agua. >> mi amor, sabes, ¿dÓnde quedo mi pluma fuente? >> no, yo no tengo ni idea, pero pregÚntale a la muchacha, no, tu hija debe de saber. >> no, ya le preguntÉ a domitila y vanessa no estÁ. >> ¿cÓmo que no estÁ vanessa? >> no, pensÉ que la habÍas mandado a la tienda o algo asÍ. >> no, yo no la mandÉ a ningÚn lado, ¿la buscaste en su cuarto? >> de ahÍ vengo. ♪ >> ay, condenada chamaca, no, ya sÉ dÓnde est

that's pretty much proving san jose city attorneys say that the a's do want to move to san jose. the a's had to stay quiet in all of this so far as they are still a team within major league baseball. but our abc 7 news business and technology reporter david lui is covering the story as well. watch for his reports this afternoon at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. >>> new this morning in san francisco, a federal judge just postponed a detention hearing for ross ulbright. he is the 24-year-old accused of creating a mass online market for drugs. sources tell abc 7 news reporter vic lee has ulbright said his net worth is vastly exaggerated. he is also charged with using the website to hire someone to kill a former employee. >>> new developments this morning in the bikers versus suv confrontation in new york caught on video that stunned the nation. matt keller joins us with word of a high-profile attorney getting involved? >> reporter: yeah, gloria allred is holding a news conference with the family of the biker hit by the suv. she says certain press reports about jamie mieses are inaccurate. >>

slight breeze from the bay kept you at 75 in san jose. right now we're finding some of that worst fog continuing to drop near san francisco's sunset district. getting very close to the sf airport. so with that said, for tonight, i do think we womill start to s delays stack up for late evening flights, also as we head into tomorrow morning, likely could see flights running one to two hours behind. the good thing right now is the fog is not thick at sfo. you're still looking good at this hour. let's take you outside to the sky camera network. you can see in emeryville, that marine layer at 1,000 feet. so do expect the thickest clouds in the north bay. that's where the dense fog advisory is in effect. we'll also take you off here to the south. what you're going to be able to see in palo alto is the fog line off to the north. that's going to beef up quite a bit over the next six to eight hours. first look at our wednesday forecast. again, cloud cover locked in. ing a a.m., coastline, by the bay and inland. by 11:00 a.m., we get the sun and te

early morning house fire in san jose right in there. this is triggered by the high winds we've been telling you about. we have a live crew out there right now. >>> welcome back. it is friday. it is october the 4th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it is 5:30. rosemary orozco is in for steve as well. and the high winds could cause problems today. >> you are right. dry and breezy and out right windy in some locations. we do have the red flag warning that continues until tomorrow morning for our hills above 1,000 feet. north bay, east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. winds gusting to 45 miles an hour throughout today. they will twin to ease up by later this afternoon and into the evening hours. it is quiet breezy out there. even stronger the gusts i'm seeing in some cases. mountain view has dropped off a little bit. santa rosa has gone calm so we have lost the reading there. napa reporting 32 miles an hour winds. 17 still in san jose. and i want to get to the hills because that is where they ar

san jose will be down 5 for yesterday or 81. highs 76. a little brisk, downtown 51 but not far away. it's cool, 34 in tahoe. 47 reno. 43 in ukiah. some 30s in lake county. i haven't had any reports yet. 40s for walnut creek, novato, santa rosa, half-moon bay. oakland airport 49. definitely not much of a breeze and under clear skies, trying to get a westerly breeze. it's not there at oakland, not there at napa. it's mainly on the calm conditions, westerly mountain view and san jose northwest, everything's less than 10 miles per hour. this system low is going to drop down tomorrow. that's going to give the sierra nevada some snow. the breeze will pick up. temperatures will cool down tomorrow morning. we'll be talking about snow in the sierra. looks like the low is going to be too far to the east. it will set the stage for a much cooler pattern as we go into wednesday and thursday. sunny and nice, a cold morning for some. a little cooler on the afternoon highs. not 60s closer to the coast. very low 70s as well. after today i don't see any 80

cuando le pidieron a sujeto que se fuera y entonces sacó arma >> casa vacía ardió en llamas en san josé, 2 batallones de bomberos acudieron a eso de las 3 de la mañana, tardaron 2 horas en sofocarlo >> esta noche en san josé foro sobre violencia de las pandillas, residentes podrán expresar sus preocupaciones. la reunión tendrá lugar de 6 a 7 30 de lanoche >> ciclista atropellado por autobús el viernes pasado era un hombre de 78 años, residente de san francisco. el chofer hará trabajo administrativo mientras se investiga >> servicio de ciudadanía e inmigración agilizará proceso para personas con serios problemas de salud y deshauciados >> por ,ás de 20 años el padre de rosa ha sido elegible, pero a los 82 se dio cuenta que también era beneficio para sus hijas >> se paró la mitad de su cuerpo, le impidió hablar >> en carrera contra el tiempo este abogado activó proceso especial para que pudiera ser naturalizado >> que un oficial lo fuera a visitar al hospital y viera su condición >> normalmente inmigración pide documento del hospital que la persona no puede tramitar sus

a judge ruled today a split decision in the san jose lawsuit against the league. part of the ruling said that san jose could not challenge the long standing anti-trust exemtion but the judge added that san jose could move forward with the other part of the lawsuit, saying that the city interferes with the a's moving. >> we will do discovery and get to the bottom of why the commissioner refuses to ask the owners to allow the a's to move to san jose. >>> meanwhile, the mayor said she is not focused on the lawsuit, she is focused on keeping the a's in her city. >> lawmakers appear to be negotiating, seven days since the shutdown and six days from the possible default. they discussed a deal that would reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling. in exchange, a small change to the health care law would be added and a controversial tax would be delayed. nothing was set in stone, they are set to work through the weekend. >>> google aids are about to ge personal. your face may appear on a advertisement on google, find out when and how it will happen, next. >>> he is

highs in san jose, upper70s. downtown san jose 79, 80 degrees saturday. sunday close to this. weekend very nice as high pressure dominates with slight off shore flow, enough to warm us. it will leave the fog compressed along the coast. and then the model pulls it away. tomorrow there will be sunshine coast side and lots of 80s into the area. nice day. 82 in napa tomorrow. 81 antioch. 82 brentwood. saturday looks like sunday. looks like today. not a lot of changes. similar weather into the five- day forecast. as you look at the five-day forecast, subtle changes from coast, inland bay and coast, numbers are similar. this weekend a lot going on. pumpkin festival. fog in the morning. it will clear off in the afternoon by 3:00 p.m. on saturday and sunday, temperatures in the mid-60s. bay area weekend look goods. there it is, five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view and fire danger not really as nasty as it can be. this pattern can create a bad situation. we are just below that. working out well. >> thank you. >>> update, we are getting word b.a.r.t. management will come

there was a call for help from the san jose police department. it turned into a rude awakening for some people. about 12:30 this morning san jose residents received a call from the police department asking for help finding a missing elderly woman. the call lasted about 30 seconds. the message asked for help finding 83-year-old vong tran, who suffers from short-term memory loss and diabetes. she was wearing a plain brown sweatshirt, black pants and eyeglasses and only speaks vietnamese. >> 6:10. coming up two years served on a four-year sentence in the death of michael jackson. why dr. conrad murray is out of >> a push in washington to get nsa to stop paying attention to your cell phone. >> let's take a live look outside. isn't that pretty sight. the wind blowing all of the fog in. clouds over san francisco making for a beautiful sight. 6:10. >>> 6:13, today's top stories. windy weather whipping up in the bay area knocking out power and trees and along the altamont pass winds were so strong several big rigs were knocked over. at least one driver w

small very precise widely modified device, safety for children. >> jose's building inexpensive medical devices. >> what we explain often is taking a toy gun, harvesting the electronics of that toy gun and adapting it onto an iv pole. >> he discovered just the same needs here in america. >> we recognize that affordability is interesting here in america. >> there is a big push to reduce wasteful spending and empower patients. so he's creating open sourced recipes for safe inexpensive medical devices that people can use at home. >> we face a crisis of health care costs that are rising at an unsustainable rate, we face a crisis in the quality and safety of our health care. we need those tinkerers those tweakers, engineers and inventers and mad scientists, we need them to turn their passion and their creativity to health care. >> one practical application of jose's prototypes is through maker nurse, a new program funded by the robert wood johnson foundation. he's findin finding nurses wayso treat their patients. a nebuulser. you can create one for $7 that is safe. >> to deliver a nebulizer

we are in san jose this evening with the latest. >> reporter: good evening. the latest news involves legal maneuvering, none of which decides whether or not the a's will move to san jose yet, so there is still a chance. you can probably call this one a mixed bag for san jose's bid to bring the a's to the south bay. on the one hand, san jose lost it's anti-trust argument against major legal baseball. on the other hand, a federal judge agreed with san jose that major league baseball interfered with the effort to bring the a's south. >> we waited patiently for four years and finally decided we had to assert our rights. nobody should be able to put a big red x on our city and say a team can't be here. >> reporter: the door is still open for the a's to come to san jose, but there's lots of league maneuvering ahead. >> we have to be patient. litigation does take a while, but this is an important step along the way. >> reporter: as for the a's themselves -- >> it's been fun focusing on this team. i handle the baseball operations above my pay grade. whatever is happe

san jose right now mostly sunny skies, 70 degrees and san jose tomorrow, lots of sunshine. morning lower 50s. nice recovery into the afternoon, upper 70s to near 80 degrees by 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. for friday afternoon. tonight mostly clear, windy. winds around 25 to 35 miles per hour. here is a live look. live camera towards oakland, no fog out there. fog free with the dry winds. the red flag warning we talked about this, beginning in a few minutes at 6:00 p.m. winds bumping up the fire danger for tonight and tomorrow morning and lasting through saturday morning and temperatures tomorrow reach 70 degrees for the coast, warmest locations inland, 80s. there is the orange. the warming trend continues into the weekend. the wind advisory compliments the red flag warning in place till 3:00 p.m. friday afternoon. 7:00 p.m. tonight to 7:00 p.m. friday for the strongest winds, 40 to 50 miles per hour. over night lows, tomorrow in the low 50s. lots of clear skies out there and gusty winds above 1,000 feet and towards the delta, will be a blustery first thing tomorrow morning. warming

jose boer/usuario del bart no como que ya volvi a respirar yo creo que si la verdad que fue una tortura joel ramirez/usuario del bart ya mero no lo creía, ya mero, pero si estoy feliz la tragedia del fin de semana trajo luz a las negociaciones, segn los sindicatos, en temas como el de seguridad. leah berlanga/sindicato seiu local 1021 como se murieron los pobres durante el fin de semana, era como puso una atención a lo que nosotros estábamos peleando todo este tiempo antes de revelar los detalles del acuerdo, primero todos los trabajadores tienen que ser informados del mismo. los miembros de las dos uniones atu y seiu todavía tienen que votar este arreglo, nosotros no vamos a andar diciendo todo el arreglo hasta explicamos a ellos primero porque ellos tienen que votar para este arreglo 13:28 denisse gonzalez/vocera del bart todos trabajaron muy duro, y los dos lados cedieron y como resultado tenemos un contrato tentativo 23:18 en general se mantuvo el ultimo paquete economico, en el que ahora los trabajadores empezaran a contribuir para sus pensiones y mas en seguro medico.en cuanto

josÉ, te presento a mi sobrina. >>mucho gusto, seÑora. >>hola, josÉ. >>josÉ, ¿quieres tomar algo? >>no, gracias, prefiero invitar a anita a tomar un helado. obviamente, con tu permiso, amia. >>por supuestojosÉ. >>bueno, haÍamos quedado en que Íbamos a conversar acÁ, en la casa, acerca de los cursos de inglÉs. asÍ que...no hace falta salir, ¿no? >>tÍa, yo si quiero ir. ¿me das permiso? >>claro que sÍ, mi amor. eso sÍ, no se vayan a demorar. >>tranquila, vamos por aquÍ cerca. amelia: bueno. ana: voy por mi bolso. ramón: eh... [♪] [voz en el televisor] >>ramÓn, ¿por quÉ no me consientes un poquito? ¿sÍ? >>¿quÉ te pasa, amelia? aparte de que dejas salir a la niÑa a lcalle con josÉ, ¿tambiÉn estÁs pendiente de ociosidades? >>perdÓn, pero hacer el amor con mi esposo no creo que sea ninguna ociosidad. ¿quÉ es lo que te pasa, ramÓn? hace meses que no me toc, no me miras. ¿tienes otra mujer? >>¿cÓmo se te ocurre, amelia? yo simplemente estoy preocupado porque la niÑa no ha llegado y mirahora que es. >>bueno, pero josÉ es tu amigo no creo que le haga daÑ

it will not be 67 in san jose. that would just be bad. extended forecast for you, back to the 70s on thursday. halloween, first day of november, mild. saturday, 70s. here comes the next front on sunday. still no rainfall. we will cool things back down to the 60s on sunday, monday, and tuesday of next week. >> 80s and 90s we were talking about a few weeks ago, put that in the back pocket until about april or may of next year. >> i like it. thanks, paul. >>> still ahead, stopping social media from becoming a hazardous habit. the new time limit guidelines. >>> why a bay area tech titan just bought this funeral home property. atching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male an

in san jose, lillian kim abc 7 news. >> develop news tonight. farm opens cussed of luring woman to his property with offer of work and then attacking her. police say manuel tl alvarez sexually assaulted woman on secluded area of his farm interwatsonville. investigators say alvarez may have used job offer to lure victimize other women as well. >> the 5 month after oakland police chief jordan abruptly quit city launching formal search for permanent replace many. council member brook sent out a letter announcing nationwide search that will take months. managed by prvl recruitment team within put from the community. shawn has served as interim chef since last may. city hope to make permanent appointment by next february or march. >> driver through the tunnel seeing green starting tomorrow. mead why partner at mercury report new lights will turn on tuesday morning and stay green for 10 days during testing. consolidate transsays the lights will turn yellow or red to warn drivers about accidents stall or other traffic delay other which is those lights

josÉ jose estÁ cumpliendo 50 aÑos de trayectoria, medio siglo de Éxitos, diario en mexico hizo homenaje especial que se reunieron importantes guras del entretenimiento para honrar al prÍncipe de la canciÓn, vamos a mÉxico con magali ayala y nos cuente los detalle de lo que pasÓ. >>> recuperado se siente josÉ josÉ, hasta bromeo en el homenaje por la caÍda, en 50 aÑos nca le habÍa sucedido algo asÍ, ni siquiera borracho. hablamos con germÁn montero que saliÓ en defensa de la origina banda el limÓn por el video donde joven se quitÓ la tanga frente al grupo. >>> casi recuperado de la fractura por la caÍda del escenario josÉ jose subiÓ al escenario apoyado por su esposa y acompaÑado de sus dos hijos mayores para recibir la presea aplauso de basta por sus 50 aÑos de trayectoria. >>> le digo al pÚblico vengo a celebrar mis 65 aÑos de edad, mis 50 aÑos de carrera y mis 21 aÑos de sobriedad e alcohÓlicos anÓnimos, gracias a dios. y por primera vez en 50 aÑos me caigo del escenario y mi siquiera cuando tomaba. >>> emotivo homenaje en honor al princiÍncipe de la canciÓn

san jose. if you plan to take the kids, nonscary hours are from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. apparently it gets wild after that. >> scary hours after that. >>> 4:55. coming up, a delta plane diverted. why a san francisco-bound flight from tokenedded up in a tiny town in alaska. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> scary, heard gunshots and ran inside. >> antioch police killed two dogs after they bit residents. >> i'm feeling that maybe something could have been done. >> new information about the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez, who was carrying what turned out to be a pellet gun. another man comes forward claiming the same deputy pulled a gun on him. >> safest neighborhoods right now. >> it's halloween and kids are getting ready to trick or treat. and authorities are gearing up to check on predators to make sure they have nothing to do with those trick or treaters. >> the red sox are world champions! >> the boston red sox win the world series beating the st. louis cardinals 4 games to 1, 6- 2. f

this could be the last year for a san jose vets parade. len ramirez tells us funding and interest are dwindling. len. >> reporter: that's right. one of the reasons why the vietnam war memorial was placed where it is, is that it's right here on the parade route when the veterans come marching down santa clara street next month, they might glance over and be reminded of the ultimate sacrifice that was paid by others. but this year could be the final salute. it was only a year after the first world war that veterans began proudly marching through downtown san jose and they have been doing it on veterans day without missing a beat ever since. >> 1919, when it first happened in washington, d.c. and then right away, we jumped into it. >> reporter: as president of the veterans council of santa clara county, ernie has organized san jose's veterans days parade for more than 40 years but this might be the city's last. >> it's a good chance it could be canceled. >> reporter: he says escalating police security costs and lack of interest from younger v

this is 101 in san jose. all is smooth here so far. mike is tracking an incident on the east shore freeway. we'll get to that in a bit. >> 5:11. students in concord are getting high tech help for their education. this morning more than 100 spanish speaking kids receive a free bilingual version to help reading skills. they will be handed out at 10:00 to families who registered with the city for the give away. >> san francisco's school district teaming up with a major tech company. the district want to create ways to introduce students to possible careers in silicon valley. mayor ed lee will attend a ceremony at martin luther king jr. middle school. >> san jose is opening the doors to its newest high school campus. located near snell avenue was designed for students who need more academic help. the campus is about 300 students. the district officials say the small size will help develop a more personalized learning environment. a ceremony will be held at the campus this morning at 10:00. >> wall street gets back to work without key infor

o sea que josé eduardo, pero mamá nada tienen y. temen hasta josé maría de tavira que ya nos dijo que ya un rato soltero porque después del sonado romance con ana claudia talan con vamos con josé maría de tavira. como pocas veces josé maría de tavira se mostró muy relajado y está dispuesto a ventilar algunos detalles de su vida privada, aunque al principio se por torres llegó antes nuestras cámaras. menos las de los chismes, porque luego a uno lo ponen en lugares incómodos es como dicen, que cuanto no tiene mucho más trabajo y dinero desafortunado en el amor. no creo, no la verdad es que yo siempre dosificó mucho mi trabajo, a veces tengo más y menos, pero en general no intercaló proyectos, no trabajo en dos cosas, siempre trato de descansar entre un proyecto y otro y nunca trató de tomar un proyecto así porque sí, estoy tranquilo, tengo cosas que hacer pero tampoco es que vive inmerso en el trabajo. porque están interesados en eso, no sean chismosos, pero tu poesía que no tengo pareja y habló apasionado de su

live look from san jose. we'll have the extended forecast coming up. >>> hey, here in oakland, a's, tigers it is on! stick around. about 10 minutes, i got some serious game. don't move. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, under the new affordable ca act, california has accepted federal >>> in the evident to get millions more people covered by health insurance under the new affordable care act, california has accepted federal money to expand medi-cal. more people than ever will qualify. and there's good news for seniors covered by medicare. here's part 5 of our series of the five things to know about the new law. changes to these programs. >> reporter: even if you never qualified for medi-cal before, you might now. >> i think one thing that's not well understood is that a lot of people even if their incomes are quite low are not necessarily eligible for medi- cal now. they are primarily covering parents and children but adults, whether they are married or single, if they don't have kids, then they are generally not eligib

. >> attorneys for major league baseball and the city of san jose squared off in federal court today over an antitrust lawsuit, i will tell you where the fight for the oakland as stands coming up following the hearing. >> regardless of a major development in the bart labor negotiations the unions are still talking about when they plan to give notice of a possible strike. to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> it is 12:13, san jose's lawsuit against baseball got underway before a judge today, we were in court this morning and said attorneys representing baseball asked the judge to dismiss the suit. katie. >> reporter: the city's tactic involving suing the mlb over antitrust laws, alleged violations, the problem is the mlb unlike other sports organization is exem

. >>> san jose's gang related violence crime rate fell. tonight the mayor's gang prevention task force will ask community members how to reduce that number more. >> reporter: hi there. gang members are getting a lot younger. there are a lot more girls that are gang members themselves and not just associateed with the gang because of a boyfriend or a family member. this is some of the things that the community told the task force. a lot of people could for more police enforcement in order to combat gang violence in the city. the san jose police department is doing that. the crime rate is down by about 16%. in june 48 members of the same gang were indicted by the santa clara county district attorney's office for a laundry list of violent crimes. folks who work in the community say that the problem starts long before the gang members commit their very first crime. i talked with a 29-year-old man who became part of a gang at the age of 13 who says he might have turned out differently had he had other opportunities in his own community and perh

>> josÉ luis garcÍa. >> josÉ luis garcÍa. ¿rcÍa? >> sÍ, ¿por quÉ? pariente de este. >> sÍ, por desgracia. sos primos.tito. >> para el caso es igual. ¿y usted cree que declarÁndose culpable va a atenuar el castigo q este merece? no, seÑor. estÁ usted muy equivado. tengo suficientes pruebas en contra su pariente. y esta confesion taespontÁnea de usted no hace mÁs que confirmarme que el asesino es Él. no me haga usted reÍr, seÑor. >> ¿reÍr de quÉ? >> el asesino soy yo. >> no, seÑor juez, el asesino soy yo, >> ¡miente! !Échelo a la calle! >> no se fatiguen, seÑores. ya tendrÁn oportunidad de demostrar su culpabilidad ante el seÑor juez delistrito, que no debe tardar. mientras tanto, enciÉenlos. ¡adentro! >> ¡afuera! quietos. el que se mueva, se muere. [disparo] ¿quÉ hacen que no se largan? afue estÁn los caballos. >> ¿y tÚ? >> ahÍ los alcanzo. >> bueno, ahÍ nos vemos. [disparos] >> ¿ve? no se mueva, porque se dispara sola. >> no, por favor. >> jÚzgueme por amago a la autoridad, proteccÓn de fuga, y muerte a los lÓpez. >>

the sharks open tonight in downtown san jose against the vancouver canucks. the puck drops at 7:00 at the recently renamed s.a.p. center. the traditional season opening rally kicked off about 45 minutes ago on autumn street outside the shark tank. san jose again among the favorites to contend for a stanley cup championship. >>> new at 6:00 tonight the uphill battle facing mayor jean quan. the poll revealing how people in oakland feel about her seeking a second term. and we asked, what can she do to turn things around? plus -- >> you can walk right up to them. they are not going to hurt you. >> oh, they are the biggest fighters in the world and there's a good chance you'll see them if you go hiking this weekend. why the bay area can expect a tarantula takeover. that and more at 6:00. >> walk right up to 'em! and then walk right away it from them. >> paul jumped about 10 fight. >> nightmare. >> i think it's mating season too. so leave them alone. >> baby tarantulas. that's what we need. >> norah o'donnell in for scott pelley in the "cbs evening news." next. >>

pretty narrow range of highs. 65 san jose, palo alto. half moon bay 61 and you are going to enjoy the sun. i want to just take you ahead and show you the fore c's for -- the forecast for the halloween parades. if you have kids taking part in the morning parades 8:00 a.m. it is dry and cool and temperatures in the 50s. hopefully they are bundled up and they will have their costumes on. still in the 50s. as you look at the numbers for coast, bay and inland it starts to get warmer at noontime. in the low 60s to the low 70s for those afternoon parades. tricktrick-or-treaters it is going to be a treat. sunset at 6:12 and mild weather at 4:00 p.m. cooling off and getting chilly by 8:00 p.m. 55 degrees. a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast, dry and warmer through the end of the workweek. the weekend is cooler. staying dry and don't forget that we will go to standard time sunday at 2:00 a.m. the extra hour of sleep is all carolyn and i are counting on right now. >> i am so excited. i hate the fact that it will be darker earlier in the d

in san jose, lillian kim abc 7 news. >> develop news tonight. farm opens cussed of luring woman to his property with offer of work and then attacking her. police say manuel tl alvarez sexually assaulted woman on secluded area of his farm interwatsonville. investigators say alvarez may have used job offer to lure victimize other women as well. >> the 5 month after oakland police chief jordan abruptly quit city launching formal search for permanent replace many. council member brook sent out a letter announcing nationwide search that will take months. managed by prvl recruitment team within put from the community. shawn has served as interim chef since last may. city hope to make permanent appointment by next february or march. >> driver through the tunnel seeing green starting tomorrow. mead why partner at mercury report new lights will turn on tuesday morning and stay green for 10 days during testing. consolidate transsays the lights will turn yellow or red to warn drivers about accidents stall or other traffic delay other which is those lights

reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. right now we want to take you down to texas, this is near san antonio. okay, we're not getting that yet. this is from aptos, santa cruz county looking at the cause of a destructive fire. look at these pictures soon after the flames broke out at about with 1:00 this morning, these were on the hills above aptos. structe destroyed. crews had to evacuate the homes within two blocks. crews were able to control this. we're happy to report nobody was hurt. >> pg&e is expected in court on the peninsula today over a natural gas pipeline shutdown due to safety concerns. that known as line 147 runs along brittan avenue. city leaders say the utility plans to ask a judge to reverse friday's court order requiring pg&e to shut down the line. city leaders requested the shutdown citing an eternal e-mail from a pg&e engineer raising concerns about safety. the e-mail asks, quote, are we sitting on another san bruno? end quote. utility says line 147 is safe but the city manager is hoping that the utility

even the northern portions of san jose as well. all in all, even if you're not under the dense fog advisory, everyone is going to deal with that cloud cover at 5:00 a.m. temperatures in the upper 40 hs to low 50s. we'll start to see that sun break out and i think by 1:00 and 2:00, we'll have full widespread sunshine across the bay. let's take you out to the high definition sky cam network. you can see here, we are fogged in again 2349 n san francisco. marine layer at 2000 feet. expect sfo delays if you have an early morning flight. and look at that fog line. very thick rolling across the peninsula right now in foster city. so our fog factor forecast again, if you're just flipping the channel and tuning in right now, shows all coupties impacted by the cloud cover for the morning hours. we'll get that sunshine by about 1:00 in the amp for basically everyone, except if you're heading to the immediate coastline. it looks like our pattern is not going to be good to push it out there. so definitely bring the layers if you're heading anyw