thomas gonzales died young of a rare form of cancer back in 2001. he was 35. his family placed his remains at the top of a hill on the oakmont cemetery property so on clear days he could look out at his beloved mount diablo. >> one family member has talked to the sheriff's department and there is reported another break- in in the last couple of weeks at the same cemetery here in oakland month. >> reporter: a contra costa sheriff's spokesman says they have received a report of the theft but don't have any suspects or leads right now. did someone steal it because they thought it was worth something? >> it is now. it's a $10,000 reward. so please, if you have any information regarding this, please contact somebody and let us get thomas back. >> reporter: joe vazquez, cbs 5. >>> 4:35. >>> while other cities are cutting employee benefits, berkeley is looking to add a new one, paying for sex change operations. the city council will vote tonight on whether to set aside $20,000 a year for city workers who want gender reassignment surgery. councilmembers tell the "chro

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david gonzales says that the 22 year-old just sits in his cell with a smirk on his face, nothing else. it is as if nobody is worried about him. >> and a teenager found a black bag filled with ammunition and the fbi is examining it for dna, fingerprints. the father of locker, said the left home with a black back after they had an argument the father of-wofford-- >> and gabrielle gifford just-continues to be encouraging! these shoulshow her holding their hand, her husband is an after not. and even her doctors were amazed when she opened her eyes. >> the doctor's, the fact of this is happening. >> 1 congressman is proposing a unique way to hono on a the congresswoman. to change the seating later this month. and republicans slashed democrats would be right next to each other instead of separately. her husband is an after not-astronaut a spar not. ()music)á >> and from the golden gate bridge, with very little visibility. and half still, light showers over san francisco. and the stormtracker 4 radar is not picking up that much just a light mist. you can see some heavier shower activity rem

gonzales jr. were stolen from inside a private mausoleum in lafayette. they discovered the theft on monday, they believe happened sunday night. he co-founded pleasanton based commerce one in 1994, he died in 2001 of cancer. >> taxpayers footing the bill for sex changes? the city council is poised to vote tonight to set aside $20,000 annually for city workers' gender-reassignment surgery. the procedure is not covered by the city's two health insurance providers, kaiser and health net. the benefit would allow employees to collect the money before the operation. to receive the payout, employees would have to have lived as the opposite sex for at least one year and undergone hormone therapy. they also would have to have worked for the city at least a year. it will be right back is kron4 morning news continues right after the break. a live look here from montana and at all it is breaking up. ec the analysis of dogs. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her c

. >> and this is where the spot with the 15 year-old oscar gonzales was shot dead by a lone gunman outside of his home. and downtown san jose just after 1:00 a.m. and new year's day. >> the guy came and that he was standing right there in the gas something. and then he started to shoot after he-axe

my colleagues, including some that sat on the board a few years ago, mcgoldrick, peskins, sandoval, gonzales. i know i am for getting a number of them. but the people that i really want to thank are the citizens of district two. it has been an honor and distinction to represent them. i would like to think mayer brown for appointing me to the port commission, mayor newsom for pointing me to the board of supervisors. it was the position that i never sought and won the i was frankly surprised to receive. i would like to thank my staff over the years, including stefanie and bill. they have been fabulous, and i would like to thank my my husband tom, my parents, my brothers, sisters, and my huge family, who without their love, affection and support, this would be a tough job, but it has been a true honor and distinction to serve the city and county of san francisco. i thank you for the experience, and i look forward to the future. [applause] >> soua riser elsbernd -- supervisor elsbernd? supervisor elsbernd: i just want to thank you for being such a great friend, being someone who has provided suc

they stole the urn containing the remains of thomas gonzales the founder of an internet company. he was 35 when he died from a rare form of cancer in 2001. >> a $10,000 reward so please if you have any information regarding this, please contact somebody and let us get thomas back. >> the urn looks like gold but it's actually brass. one relative says at least one other break-in was reported at the same cemetery in the last couple of weeks. >>> a sign of recovery more than four months after the deadly pipeline explosion in san brun that destroyed dozens of homes. a family who lost their home has now become the first to submit plans for the rebuilding. if the process goes quickly they could break ground as early as spring. the city expects to see more submissions in the next few weeks. >>> house republicans start debate today on a plan to repeal -- the house of representatives getting back to work after the shooting of gabrielle giffords. the republican majority plans to tackle healthcare as the first order of business. >>> reporter: republicans are moving ahead with plans to repeal

commissioner gonzales is absent. commissioner hill. >> here. >> commissioner mccarthy. >> present. >> commissioner perez is excused. >> thank you. good evening. i am the chair of the immigrant rights commission. on behalf of the immigrant rights commission, i would like to welcome everyone to this symposium. four members of the public, the immigrant rights commission represents the voices of the san francisco immigrant communities. we are responsible for advising the mayor and the board of supervisors on any matters related to the well-being and concerns. the commission meets regularly on the second monday of every month beginning at 5:30 p.m. at city hall. in april of 2009, we have the joint hearing with the human rights commission to listen to the first 10 testimonies from san francisco residents. the purpose of tonight symposium is for the commission and for the rest of the city family to hear from national experts on comprehensive immigration reform, and to obtain guidance on how local governments, commissions, a

my colleagues, including some that sat on the board a few years ago, mcgoldrick, peskins, sandoval, gonzales. i know i am for getting a number of them. but the people that i really want to thank are the citizens of district two. it has been an honor and distinction to represent them. i would like to think mayer brown for appointing me to the port commission, mayor newsom

they stole the urn containing the remainers of thomas gonzales. he was 35 when he died of a rare form of cancer in 2001. >> 10,000 reward so if you have any information, regarding this please contact somebody and let us get thomas back. >> the urn is brass. one other breakin was reported at the same cemetery in the last couple of weeks. >>> berkeley is looking to help city workers who want sex change operations. this isn't the first bay area city to consider adding the surgery to employee benefits. sonja shin is in front of city hall where the council will vote on that proposal today. hi, sonja. >>> reporter: good morning. the city council here in berkeley is set to vote on this controversial benefit tonight. city workers could have $20,000 set aside for them annually for the gender reassignment surgery, a procedure not covered by the cities two health insurance providers according to the "chronicle." berkeley has about 1500 employees. some have asked about the benefit recently and employees could collect the money before the operation. they would

let's go to roberta gonzales in the weather center. what about all this wind? >> some very unpleasant pictures, linda. thank you very much. first, this was not a windstorm. it was not anything out of the norm. in fact, when we do see these offshore winds, very typically do we see it this time of the year. but what is notable is that it wasn't widespread wind. it was more isolated. in the santa cruz mountains and also in the oakland hills. there you have the winds coming from -- boy, some of those gusts up to 57. high pressure, coming from the coast to the inland areas. if we can share that with you. it's right off the coast. it's producing more of a north and northeast flow. that's offshore. that's what's contributing to the windy conditions and we'll tell how much longer those winds will remain with us. that's later on in the broadcast, allen. >> all right, roberta. we'll see you then. >>> hey, you know what? students hoping to get into the university of california system just might have to consider other options. uc administrators say they are facing a budget

as we live in 100 block of gonzales, if they go through, we will probably be one of the first ones to have to leave. that is my guess. i could be wrong. another thing i would like to bring to your attention -- a small matter, perhaps not germane to your decision, however, what is decided in this matter concerning division plan will be utilized in not only local law, but state and federal matters across the country to help decide similar issues. i think it has something to do with the good faith clause in the constitution. i'm not going to take any more time because so many people have spoken and have said things so much better than i can, so, commissioners, i want to thank you for your time. please have a good day. commissioner miguel: thank you. [applause] >> hello. in a lifelong resident of san francisco and a five-year resident of parkmerced and a former intern with the department of city planning. for three and a half years of my residency here, i fought for rent control. i'm proud to say, successfully. why did i fight? because i love my home. i like the quiet street, the individu

>> i can tell you that roberta gonzales' weather is 100% ready to go. >> yeah. all right. so 9 days of record warmth here in the bay area. now coming to an end. after a record today of 75 in is a leap as, that's 13 degrees above average, oh let me get out of the way so you can see mount dean below where, today, we had a high at the bottom of the mountain there in danville, and alamo, 68 degrees. on the other side where the fog gathered in concord only 53 degrees. we have a dense fog advisory in effect again tonight through tomorrow morning through the eastern portions of the bay area inland. a bit of the fog will start the training will into concord. in concord victorino down to 2 miles. 34 santa rosa and this the tri- valley, 40s across the central bay. chilly start to your friday morning, also a foggy friday start, then we'll have some sunshine and cooler temps because of this. first off we had this little beautiful area of low pressure banking up against a ridge of high pressure beginning to warp it. it's going to begin to get a little dent right there and then it will

been architects of the torture program the six lawyers including the former attorney general alberto gonzales john yoo who's now a federal court judge in the ninth circuit at that point a spanish put in a complain saying there is ample evidence against these six individuals in a criminal investigation needs and what happened in the aftermath of that filing was that judge will ask send a request to be united states to know whether the u.s. was already investigating or prosecuting. the allegations in the complaint he waited a certain amount of time he said to remind your requests to the united states and then he sent a third request to the united states. despite sending three requests in the past almost two years the u.s. has never officially acknowledged that it's received requests and it certainly has not given an answer on the merits as to whether or not it is investigating that he's so we filed first in a two thousand and ten was just submission sitting out for judge the last two and the many reasons he can safely in this case unfortunately because the u.s. is doing nothing about the allega

downtown san jose looking for leads in the city's first homicide of the new year. 15 year-old oscar gonzales was gunned down shortly after 1:00 a.m. on new year's day. police believe that killing was gang-related. speaker we know at this point there was a male described as wearing dark clothing, last seen running east he's believed to be the shooter, reportedly holding a hand and as he fled the scene. the laminaria investigation indicates of this may be gang-related. >> my cousin was standing right there by the door. a guy came, and then he was standing right there, he adds something. and then, he started to shoot. i heard two shots. a shrine to the teenager continues to grow on the front porch of is, as you can see his family insists he was not in the game, his into stars as a smart young man who liked school. >> governors schwarzenegger is coming under fire for one of his last acts as governor he reduced the prison sentence of the politician's son. the son of former state assembly speaker. he pleaded guilty to manslaughter, assault for his role in the killing of a 22 year of college studen

on my mother's side, i am -- carlos gonzales. on my mother's side, i am mexican. on my waterside, i am yacci refugee from mexico. we have been here -- i am degeneration in the valley in tucson. -- i am his generation in the valley in tucson. -- fifth generation. please understand i am not of medicine man. i am forced enough to teach here at this university and fortune on up to learn the sacred ways in the sacred words so that i can share them with them. i have been given permission by my elders to say blessings of this type, all the to tell the truth, i have never done one for so many people. [laughter] so i have been fortunate to grow up in this great country where a poor kid -- [applause] from the south side of tucson -- [cheers and applause] new could get a fine education at the university of arizona. and then better, to come back as a teacher and teach students at this institution. so with that, i would start the blessing after my brief introduction. i have to do it the traditional way. it is the way we do it. for those of you that no the traditional blessing

also tonight, you will hear from representatives charlie gonzales. [applause] the new chair of chci --we could not have picked better. he is the leading voice on issues regarding the senses. he was first elected to the house of representatives in 1998 representing the 10th congressional district in san antonio. he is beginning his seventh term in the one hand while congress. he comes from a strong and politically active bloodline. his father was henry gonzales. he represented the same district for 37 years. in the 111th congress, he served on the house energy and commerce committee, the judicial committee and the house administration committee. without further ado, please help me welcome them. >> charlie and i would like to begin our brief remarks. they will be brief. we will ask you to join us in a moment of silence. if we can all stand and say silent prayer in memory of all our armed forces personnel who have perished. a great many of them are from our latino community. please stand in prayer. amen. thank you. let's keep that nice quiet. i would li

david gonzales says that the 22 year-old since in his cell with a smirk on his face. and it is as if nobody is worthy of him speaking to. and near his home, the teenager from a black bag filled with ammunition. the fbi is examining it for fingerprints/d n a. >> and the father said that the off her left the house with the black back after an argument here. >> and with the senator's news continuing to be encouraging with her husband pictured here, who is an after no astro not-and ths incredible progress in all of a sudden he picks up his blackberry. and this is really incredible. the one person wants to honor her by changing the seating. that democrats and republicans should sit next to each other instead of across from each other. >> and an invitation to president obama bto was refused by john dinn--boehner instead attended a social event. >> world wet weather feld and georgia, rude'roodsroads are littered with abandoned cars. and through rhode island, hundreds were stranded, businesses, schools have to clear use. in 2 ft. in sections of connecticut. the drivers try to

the family of thomas gonzales, jr., says they are very upset. back in 1994 he helped found a software company. >>> and security forces using water and tear gas on protesters once again today in the capitol, tunis. also, a new government was announced with the promise to free prisoners and include more. they are unhappy that some of the old government can keep their power positions. >>> and unexpected return this past weekend after 25 years in exile. haitian officials say there are no plans to prosecute him during the brutal regime. the man known as baby doc has been accused of torturing many while stealing millions of dollars. >>> and in london, two disks handed to assange today. it held information on 2000 prominent individuals who avoided paying taxes and engaged in possible criminal activity. elmer said there were about 40 other people and pillars of society. >>> hospitalized tonight in critical condition. sergeant shriver was a peace corp volunteer in 1972. he is now 95 years old and seven years ago said he had alzheimer's disease. >>> and a

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i am david gonzales, united states marshal for the district of columbia. [unintelligible] >> any questions pertaining to the actual shooting, i would lead to the sheriff and the fbi. my role is the protection of the judiciary and to determine if there was any organized plot on the judge or any other judges in arizona or judges nationally. >> have you determined if that is the case? can you determine -- can you talk about what position he was in in relation to the shooter? >> i will leave that to the sheriff. >> the director addressed the question of the weapon. i would like to amplify a little bit on the weapon and how it was secured. there were three people. i do not have the names of the people involved. wendy gentleman ran out of ammunition from his first magazine -- when the gentleman ran out of ammunition from his first magazine, a woman went up and grabs the magazine and tore it away from him. while he was trying to put another magazine in, he was successful in doing that. it also had 31 bullets in it. there would have been a greater catastrophe had

on my mother's side, i am -- carlos gonzales. on my mother's side, i am mexican. on my waterside, i am yacci refugee from mexico. we have been here -- i am degeneration in the valley in tucson. -- i am his generation in the valley in tucson. -- fifth generation. please understand i am not of medicine man. i am forced enough to teach here at this university and fortune on up to learn the sacred ways in the sacred words so that i can share them with them. i have been given permission by my elders to say blessings of this type, all the to tell the truth, i have never done one for so many people. [laughter] so i have been fortunate to grow up in this great country where a poor kid -- [applause] from the south side of tucson -- [cheers and applause] new could get a fine education at the university of arizona. and then better, to come back as a teacher and teach students at this institution. so with that, i would start the blessing after my brief introduction. i have to do it the traditional way. it is the way we do it. for those of you that no the traditional blessing

. >> i am david gonzales, assistant district attorney. >> [inaudible] >> any questions pertaining to the actual shooting, a leak to the sheriff or the fbi. my role in this and the u.s. marshall's role in this is the protection of the judiciary and to determine if there were any organized plot on judge roll or any other judges in arizona or nationally. >> have you determined whether or not that is the case? and what position he was in relation to that? >> i'll leave that to the sheriff. >> i think that director address the question as to whether it was a glock 9mm, but i like to amplify on the weapon and how it was secured and the bravery of not just two people, but three people. i do not have the names of the people involved. but when the gentleman ran at the ammunition from his first magazine, he was attempting to change magazines. a woman, we have the name of but i do not have come out when up and grab the magazine and tore it away from him. while he was trying to put another magazine and, he was successful in doing that, which also had 31 bullets and aunt, there would get in a hug

on my mother's side, i am -- carlos gonzales. on my mother's side, i am mexican. on my waterside, i am yacci refugee from mexico. we have been here -- i am degeneration in the valley in tucson. -- i am his generation in the valley in tucson. -- fifth generation. please understand i am not of medicine man. i am forced enough to teach here at this university and fortune on up to learn the sacred ways in the sacred words so that i can share them with them. i have been given permission by my elders to say blessings of this type, all the to tell the truth, i have never done one for so many people. [laughter] so i have been fortunate to grow up in this great country where a poor kid -- [applause] from the south side of tucson -- [cheers and applause] new could get a fine education at the university of arizona. and then better, to come back as a teacher and teach students at this institution. so with that, i would start the blessing after my brief introduction. i have to do it the traditional way. it is the way we do it. for those of you that no the traditional blessing

congresswoman lynn woolsey, , tim gonzales, derek figures, ann hoffmann, richard parker, kim parker were the judges. they helped us to narrow to the top five that a were put that ada website for the world to vote on. your votes have spoken. the winner of the $500 savings bond is joy ellison, recent graduates of college. she askehas just come back from working for peace in the middle east. i will read her essay briefly. its online. if martin luther king jr. could visit our country this month, he with the nation much change and yet much the same. imagine king catching a bus in downtown montgomery. perhaps he would select a seat in the front next to someone tired from a long day's work for little pay. through the bus window he might see dilapidated schools and foreclosed houses. if he were to open up a newspaper, he would read of another war with no end in sight. if king returned to this country upsweep promise and bitter disappointments, he would once again take up the struggle of the poor. he would organize against the upheaval's of racism, militarism, and property. he would invite us to

i am marty gonzales. >> i am isabel peron.and to run and also, from jan wahl. have a great weekend.

like this man right here, arturo gonzales. he passed away after a long battle with brain cancer. such a rare soul. he had such passion, patience, persistence. he worked behind the scenes for more than 30 years. and whenever we saw he was there, covering the biggest stories around the country, we knew we were in the very best hands. and our hearts go out to his family, especially his beloved 9-year-old daughter, elena. >> so long, arturo. we'll see you tomorrow. even the leading dishwashing detergent doesn't dry dishes completely, leaving spots. finish jet-dry dries dishes better than detergent alone. two times better ! for a brilliant shine, finish jet-dry rinse agent. finish. the diamond standard. ♪ >>> in contra costa county the mount diablo school district will decide which schools it will close by february 8th. school board members heard from concerned parents and students at a packed meeting last night. the board needs to choose three schools from a list of seven to shut down before the next school year. san francisco school officials have suspended middle schoolers that t

. >> gracias, vamos con leÓn felipe gonzÁles siendo la cobertura de kalimba desde chetumal. nos tiene todos los detalles de la llegada del cantante a este lugar. >> asÍ es, buenos días, el cantante kalimba ya se encuentra tras las rejas en el centro de readaptaciÓn social en chetumal, quintana roo, donde ingresÓ hace unos minutos luego de que fuera entregado en un aviÓn de la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica. lo que sucediÓ en las Últimas horas fue que el cantante fue detenido despuÉs de que las autoridades dijeran que no tuvo un permiso para avanzar mÁs de 25 millas. esta detenciÓn se realizÓ una vez que intentaba realizar un vuelo dentro de texas. a peticiÓn de las autoridades mexicanas que ya habÍan girado una ficha roja despuÉs de que el juez segundo girara una orden de aprehensiÓn por el delito de violaciÓn a una menor las autoridades en estados unidos entregaron a kalimba en el puente de ciudad juÁrez. fue trasladado durante la noche en un aviÓn de la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica donde llegÓ a esta ciudad cerca de las tres de la maÑa

five gonzales. >> i would like to respond to the first question which is how do we change the view of war. it is like slavery. everybody considers it a crime instead of something that is a relic. the international community try to do that by endorsing the germans for the war of aggression charge and held them responsible for that. but after nuremberg of the international tribunals have not included within their statured the crime of aggression. decompress it for war crimes, humanity and genocide, but not for waging an aggressive war, not for attacking and country when you don't have any right to do so. the international criminal world, the new permanent international criminal court has been debating whether or not to add it to statute. i went down representing a non-governmental organizations this summer were all the countries in the world gathered, including the united states command at the end of a two week session they decided to add to the international criminal court statute the crime of aggression. that will kick in in seven years. the idea, and with everyone was saying was, we

i am david gonzales, united states marshal for the district of columbia. [unintelligible] >> any questions pertaining to the actual shooting, i would lead to the sheriff and the fbi. my role is the protection of the judiciary and to determine if there was any organized plot on the judge or any other judges in arizona or judges nationally. >> have you determined if that is the case? can you determine -- can you talk about what position he was in in relation to the shooter? >> i will leave that to the sheriff. >> the director addressed the question of the weapon. i would like to amplify a little bit on the weapon and how it was secured. there were three people. i do not have the names of the people involved. wendy gentleman ran out of ammunition from his first magazine -- when the gentleman ran out of ammunition from his first magazine, a woman went up and grabs the magazine and tore it away from him. while he was trying to put another magazine in, he was successful in doing that. it also had 31 bullets in it. there would have been a greater catastrophe had