claudia mendoza nos explica mÁs. claudia: la captura del empresario hondureÑo en miami acusado por el gobierno estadounidense de lavado de dinero fue el inicio de este problema. junto a su hijo, fueron incluidos en la lista especial de narcotraficante del departamento del tesoro de estados unidos. son una de las familias mÁs poderosas con influencia polÍtica en honduras. su viernes tambiÉn se incluyen en la lista oficial de estados unidos, lo que pone en peligro el empleo de unas 11.000 personas. >> creemos que va a tomar la mejor decisiÓn para que no solamente los empleados puedan resolver su problema sino que tambiÉn a nivel de paÍs, no se genere una onda expansiva. >> el mayor peso de esta cae en el banco. >> declarar la liquidaciÓn forzosa del banco continental s.a. >> empleados al igual que otros 220.000 ahorristas se han aportado dÍa y noche frente al banco reclamando por sus ahorros. >> a mÍ me acreditan un pago que tengo y de eso estoy viviendo. sacÓ de ahÍ vivía y vivo. me preocupa porque no ten

is apologizing for his twitter rant against a female baseball broadcaster, on tuesday night jessica mendoza became the first analyst to broadcast a baseball game. she broadcast for espn. the comments focused on gender. she talked about the ordeal on "g.m.a." >> reporter: being able to call the baseball games, yes i'm a female, but i meant it to get tt to the point what i am thinking about, what i am doing not the sex i am. >> she decided not to read the tweet and accepts the apology. the host has been suspended. >> tensions at the wild card game reached a point between the cubs and the pirates. >> here come the pirates. >> reporter: the benches cleared after the pitcher was taken on the 5 right there. some thought was pay back after he hit two in the game. after some shoving the fight was broken up. sean rodriguez was ejected. the cubs won 4-0. their first post season win since 2003. rodriguez didn't like it, he took it out on a bucket. >> still ahead on "action news" another check of the forecast. sky6 live hd showing you a nice afternoon of the center city skyline. meteorologist david mur

kathy takes us west to mendoza. it's a long struggle with poverty, and now is running out of water. >> drinking water has to be trucked in. at one time they had water here. there's places where they don't have water. >> at this farm labour camp, a couple tells us a family of 7 lives on two gallons a day. that's all they can afford since fields. >> when i walk around here, it remind me of photographs of the dust bowl. >> yes, it does. i lived there as a teenager, there was literally no water. we are on the verge of becoming what i saw as a child. i think that's what frightens me so much. no one is understanding that we are in the middle of a desperate situation. how will the people move. they don't have the money, where will they go. >> last year california pledged 600 million to drought-stricken communities throughout the state. driving through a dozen communities, you realise help can't come fast enough. >> these towns are not dying, some are sinking into the earth. the unregulated and unsustainable drilling of gro

now bell has since apologized and mendoza what does she think about? she says she forgives him. >> when you put something else out there and everybody else defends you and goes to war for. >> she does a sport and i watched her play softball. excellent. and her commentary i thought was very good. i really enjoyed it. >>> speaking of going social, one california family decided to go mobile. using their car to bring attention to their daughter's need for a kidney. but in the case of i guess true irony here, it was a tweet garnering them more attention. they have a 21-month-old daughter and decided since l. a. the city with millions and most people drive, that they'd hit the road. but thanks to a chance drive-by and one tweet, their story has now gone viral. talk about the power of social media. >> i'm going to say it's like the new corner -- you know, town crier, they get the message out with the tweet and a lot of times it makes a difference. >> you no longer have to put a for sale sign in your car. just put it on the internet. >>> well, that's going to

patricia hurtado de mendoza para noticias univisiÓn. >> el presidente barack obama anunciÓ hoy que las tropas seguirÁn en afganistán hasta mÁs allá del aÑo 2016. fernando pizarro no tienen las reacciones al anuncio. fernando: el presidente anunciÓ que mantendrÁ 9800 tropas de combate durante todo el 2016 y unos 5000 se quedarÁn para cuando asuma el prÓximo gobierno. un ex subsecretario de defensa y veterano de afganistÁn e irak indicÓ que la situación en terreno y no la polÍtica estÁ obligando a tomar esas decisiones. >> es un reconocimiento de que los eventos en el terreno estÁn dictando el paso de las circunstancias. en afganistÁn estÁ apareciendo isis con una fuerza tremenda. fernando: el mandatario se dirige tambiÉn a las fuerzas armadas. indicando que no fue fÁcil tomar la decisiÓn de mantenerlos en una zona de peligro. >> se que esto significa que algunos de ustedes volverÁn a afganistÁn. fernando: la guerra mÁs larga de estados unidos podrÍa prolongarse aÚn mÁs. el presidente agregÓ que sabe que el pueblo estÁ cansado de este conflicto pero que su gob

. >>> then -- >> jessica mendoza -- >> the nasty twitter attack, after she makes her national tv debut. >> i expected it from day one. >>> and joy on the streets after their big win. but whatever happened to the most notorious fan in baseball history? >> rot in hell! >>> then look out, flying debris on the highway. >> what should you do if you find yourself face to face with an object on the road? >>> plus, the controversy that won't go away. >> i would not just stand there

police say 41 year old manuel mendoza stole all of it over the past 60 days. also sole them to the food market, where employees marked them up for resale. >> they are giving thieves reason to continue because you are helping them out. they are benefitting from it the store, but ultimately, if they would stop purchasing these stolen items from the thieves, our client would go down so they will have no where to sell these items tonight. >> they are look to go charge 56 year old raphael jimenez, the markets owner. >> pennsylvania attorney serving tonight the commonwealth's top law enforcement officer without a practice law. that's not the big news. jeff cole in the news room with that, jeff? >> the headline, attorney general keen released 48 of what she says are offensive, some pornographic emails, she found on the computer of supreme court justice michael eakin. she did it today. according to her spokesperson, some of the emails are also racially tinged and mock women. kane released the emails on a disc today at in harrisburgment fox 29 has not yet seen them ema

. >> supervisor avalos: miss mendoza. >> my name is louise mendoza. i have been on the board 2, seeking reappointment for seat one. i have been with the assessments -- this will be my fourth term in the board -- i'm looking forward to it. i have been arrested broker for 17 (correction) i have been a real estate broker for 17 years. i started 20 years ago. i graduated to commercial and still do a lot of property management, residential and commercial and got my insurance broker's license. went on to mortgage brokering. had the opportunity (unintelligible). i own and operate my own small business where i do mortgage brokerage. (unintelligible) i do some residential. i thoroughly enjoy the assessment appeals board. for me it bridges and understanding between (unintelligible) and the assessor's office. (unintelligible) is like an ongoing process as you work with each case individually and then you see what is needed and recommendations are made (unintelligible). for me, with a lot of information i have gathered (unintelligible) -- i can then pass that kno

after jessica mendoza was the first female to call a major league baseball game. this morning, an atlanta radio host is apologizing for remarks he made about her. she's a gold medalist, one of the best to play, one man is not ready to hear her call a game. this morning, mike bell is in hot water for his tweeted comments about espn's jessica man mendoza. she was calling the game against the yankees and the astros. bell, making a reference to a sexist comment used in the 2004 film "anchorman." >> you're watching ron burgundy and [ bleep ] mcgee. >> a male-dominated 1970s television broadcast culture sent a tweet, yes, tell us, t mcgee, when you're up there hitting a softball, do you see 90 miles per hour cutters? he said, you guys are telling me there isn't a more qualified baseball player espn can use than a softball player? give me a great. the falcons expressed their beliefs. embarrassed by mike bell's comments. given he's on our flagship station. disappointing. by wednesday, his radio station has suspended him. he released a statement saying, in part, i want to

i initiated aid developed an award-winning process for the public administration that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell connects innocence to others for planning and communication for their mission program i become activity it politics in 2011, i joined people in the chase bank they displaced two individual i learned the policies to protect culture and biz in 2011, i said, yes to my backyard when i found the neighbors of embarcadero i led a participatory process to revitalize worked citywide network for a dormant kindergarten and helped for sustainable if elected i'll treat this like a true crisis and strengthen people from displacement and cost effective solutions for interim solutions and implement new strategies for investing that endangers san francisco to speed up the process learn more and ask the media to interview me my st. francis challenge and my proposal to prevent evictions our current mayor has shown an interest as mayor i'll support the power through jobs and industries that link our public educations with foundations that support them and an interest in making san francisco a leader and

i initiated aid developed an award-winning process for the public administration that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell connects innocence to others for planning and communication for their mission program i become activity it politics in 2011, i joined people in the chase bank they displaced two individual i learned the policies to protect culture and biz in 2011, i said, yes to my backyard when i found the neighbors of embarcadero i led a participatory process to revitalize worked citywide network for a dormant kindergarten and helped for sustainable if elected i'll treat this like a true crisis and strengthen people from displacement and cost effective solutions for interim solutions and implement new strategies for investing that endangers san francisco to speed up the process learn more and ask the media to interview me my st. francis challenge and my proposal to prevent evictions our current mayor has shown an interest as mayor i'll support the power through jobs and industries that link our public educations with foundations that support them and an interest in making san francisco a leader and

kathy takes us west to mendoza. it's a long struggle with poverty, and now is running out of water. >> drinking water has to be trucked in. at one time they had water here. there's places where they don't have water. >> at this farm labour camp, a couple tells us a family of 7 lives on two gallons a day. that's all they can afford since fields. >> when i walk around here, it remind me of photographs of the dust bowl. >> yes, it does. i lived there as a teenager, there was literally no water. we are on the verge of becoming what i saw as a child. i think that's what frightens me so much. no one is understanding that we are in the middle of a desperate situation. how will the people move. they don't have the money, where will they go. >> last year california pledged 600 million to drought-stricken communities throughout the state. driving through a dozen communities, you realise help can't come fast enough. >> these towns are not dying, some are sinking into the earth. the unregulated and unsustainable drilling of gro

i initiated aid developed an award-winning process for the public administration that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell connects innocence to others for planning and communication for their mission program i become activity it politics in 2011, i joined people in the chase bank they displaced two individual i learned the policies to protect culture and biz in 2011, i said, yes to my backyard when i found the neighbors of embarcadero i led a participatory process to revitalize worked citywide network for a dormant kindergarten and helped for sustainable if elected i'll treat this like a true crisis and strengthen people from displacement and cost effective solutions for interim solutions and implement new strategies for investing that endangers san francisco to speed up the process learn more and ask the media to interview me my st. francis challenge and my proposal to prevent evictions our current mayor has shown an interest as mayor i'll support the power through jobs and industries that link our public educations with foundations that support them and an interest in making san francisco a leader and

gas station clerks -- clerk vickie mendoza says she now. >> every bill before accepting it. >> i have even seen five and $10 bills. >> a man was arrested near the gas station last year after passing. $100 bills. so far four men have been arrested, three for having counterfeit money and one for the marijuana sale. the secret service is notified every time counterfeit money is found in agents are trying to determine where the fake money is coming from.>>> golden state warrior star stephen curry and others took a break from the basketball court to hit the links. the two took part in the johnny mehler pro-am yesterday in napa. they were in a for some with one of the founders of fries electronics and pga professional justin thomas. the group tied for 11th place. pga professional justin thomas. the group tied for 11th place. the pro-am was a kickoff of the open at the silverado report -- resort and spa. >>> kansas city royals in the toronto blue jays will face each other for the rights to go to the world series the blue jays beat the rangers in game five that was decided in a wild seventh i

. >> reporter: camden police were investigating burglaries and after arresting manual mendoza, they found out where he was selling his stuff. police executed a search warrant at keys grocery store on federal street and they a say these hot items were under the counter and in the back room. >> is this your store can you talk about stolen goods found here by police. >> reporter: stories closed because city officials found safety and health violations but people can come in and out at times this man was inside but says he doesn't know anything. >> okay. >> i have never heard anything bad about this store. >> reporter: camden police say some items do match up to reports they have had recently for burglaries but this stuff they do in the know who owns it so they are asking if you have had had something stolen recently go ahead and call camden police. >> we want to return these items to the rightful owner, and also we would like to send a message to all these local stores that you buy certain items from criminals, we will prosecute you. to the fullest. and shut you down. >> reporter: so far sto

. >>> then -- >> jessica mendoza -- >> the nasty twitter attack, after she makes her national tv debut. >> i expected it from day one. >>> and joy on the streets after their big win. but whatever happened to the most notorious fan in baseball history? >> rot in hell! >>> then look out, flying debris on the highway. >> what should you do if you find yourself face to face with an object on the road? >>> plus, the controversy that won't go away. >> i would not just stand there and let him shoot me. >> if ben carson

but, gayle mendoza said that dish network added insult to an already horrible injury. they said she insisted she returned her agreement or she would be charged. >> nothing survived. >> she even sent pictures of her burned-out home. >> they even wanted the remotes back. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: lost or damaged equipment fees vary from company to company but most have a standard exception for satellite and cable equipment damaged in a natural disaster. comcast says it, quote, would not seek to recover equipment or fines, and directv at&t says it has something called a quote natural disaster code that prevents charges from destroyed agreement and will waive the early cancellation fee. what about dish network? in a statement, dish says it's responding to customers affected by the california wildfires and says it will waive increment these for lost or damaged equipment which is what they have now done for gayle. she just wishes she did not have to call a tv station first. >> in a crisis, they have to have a heart. >> reporter: dish later updated the statement to say

--el cuerpo de "jos mendoza" de 32 aÑos de "turlock", fue encontrado dentro de un vehculo mientras su pasajero "ulises benitez" de 22 aÑos, sobrevivi a la balacera y se encuentra en estado crtico en un hospital local.. take fs --las autoridades han identificado a "jason alexander brown", de 18 aÑos, como presunto responsable del homicidio... --"brown" se encuentra prfugo junto con otro sospechoso an no identificado.. sot trt: 4 sec. --el oficial pide la ayuda del pblico para localizar a "brown" y a su complice.. --indic que el sujeto es buscado por homicidio en "fresno" , pero ese crimen no est relacionado con el caso en livermore. juanfra-cam pan --en custodia policial se encuentra el hombre que salt del puente de la baha para huir de las autoridades... ---se trata de "randal maykopet"... take fs ---los oficiales intentaron detenerlo cuando ste llevaba un cuchillo en san francisco durante el fin de semana... ---presuntamente, el sospechoso opus resistencia y huy en una patrulla estilo "s-u-v" ...luego abandon el vehculo en el puente de la baha y salt unos trescientos pies de la pla

mendoza says you could see the other girls in the window. they were saying mommy, mommy, don't throw her. other witnesses describe the mother naked and screaming. >>. >> she was laying on the floor. after that she started yelling, and stuff like that. >> reporter: police say the 27-year-old threw her 6-month-old girl out the window while three other children, ages 4, 8 and 10 were inside the apartment. >> i'm so devastated. you have no idea how devastated i am. >> reporter: anne john ston is behind herself. she's known the mother and her children for years. >> i cannot believe she did that. she's okay. she's okay. >> the same shock from the bicycle shop owner a few doors down. >> she passed by my store five times a day, she'd say hello five times a day. >> reporter: the neighborhood can't comprehend to what happened to the family they saw often. >> she looked like the perfect mother. they were with healthy, well dressed, respectful. >> as for the children, police say they were not physically we reached out to children's services and they are

. >>> la doctora mendoza dice que acaba de ser testigo de como una mamografÍa temprana le salvÓ la vida a una paciente. >>> gracias a dios estÁ en remisiÓn, estÁ bien. pero si no hubieramos hecho el examen la historia seria distinto. >>> a pesar de historias como esta. la sociedad estadounidense contra el cÁncer publicÓ una nueva guÍa que posterga 5 aÑos las mamografÍas anuales. aconsejando a partir de las 45 en vez de 40 los 54 aÑos anualmente. y cada 2 aÑos mientras se trate de una mujer saludable sin herencia de cÁncer de seno. >>> ya sea la madre y la abuela, han muerto y han tenido historial de cÁncer de mama desde antes. >>> y estas son recomendaciones que las mujeres y sus mÉdicos que deben decidir cuando empiezan y con cuanto frecuencia se hacen las mamografÍas. >>> no sÉ si son sus creencias o religiones. >>> alma torres dice que le cuesta convencer a las in rhys panas que se hagan el examen. >>> muchas veces es vergÜenza hablar y los temas, no son gratos para ella. >>> un gratos de incomodidad es un precio mÍnimo por muchos aÑos mÁs de vida. >>> esta nueva g

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en ese hospital hay 32 ingresados, de estos uno estÁ en cuidados intensivos mientras que en el hugo mendoza hay 14 internos. el equipo interno del portal ministerio de salud exhortÓ a la poblaciÓn a no bajar la guardia en relaciÓn con la eliminaciÓn de los criaderos de mosquitos. ♪ ♪ julio: tras la breve pausa un resumen de nuestro contacto deportivo. ♪ julio: aly nos presenta a continuaciÓn un resumen de nuestro contacto deportivo. aly: hola les saluda aly mucha informaciÓn deportiva este martes comenzamos con el colombiano juan carlos osorio renunciÓ a san pablo de brasil, un diario brasileÑo o dijo que el colombiano renunciÓ habÍa pospuesto su decisiÓn, pero su postura indicar podrÍa indicar que recibiÓ un ultimÁtum de los directivos mexicanos que buscan comenzar el proceso rumbos eliminatorias de rusia con nuevo dirigente. con la llegada de vez integral de que militares en el equipo europeo, el tri continÚa su entrenamiento bajo el mando de ferreti el objetivo de llegar en las mejores cÓdices posibles al partido con ee.uu. por la copa confederaciones. entretanto ee

mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase that's 5 ids. >> thank you very much members of the public are remind if you wish to address the board of education your requested to complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and present to the which have assistant coming back to the board's rules and procedures speakers are not expected for an item arrested before the board and presentations to the board of education superintendent report. >> thank you president murase and good evening to everyone that is join us in person or watching tv or listening to the radio the sfauftdz has been awarded not one but two california board golden bell awards it is really the oscars of the education of the world and it is a rigorous process for the application our salesforce funded mayors middle initiative was one of the projects being recognized and the on the school ammunitions dining experience it is also being recognized unheard have to have more than one or one at all we're proud of all our staff that has been participating

over the past year along with commissioner mendoza who also serves at the mayor's office, sf city has been sitting down with the planning department to better coordinate on housing projection growth that the planning department approves on weekly basis occurring at the time. to also help the school district in growing and projecting in their own student population. so, today's hearing is about these enrollment productions and the data collected for the last couple of years along with the meeting that's being convened between the city and the school district. in interest specific to the district that i represent of course is the conversation around building a new elementary school which is incredibly exciting in mission bay. this was a commitment by the city back in the late 1990s that as we build a completely new neighborhood and we roll out a part of the city, residents that we needed to ensure streets and roads to muni and also schools exist for these new families. supervisor yee also represents another major project in park merced which will be developing over time and another proj

anita lee, assemblymember rob bonta, board of education commissioner hydra mendoza mcdonald. the honorary host committee for filipino american history month. our esteemed filipino american elected and appointed officials . honorable members of san francisco's board of supervisors supervisors. ms. carmen colet from the sister committee. colleagues from the philippine consul general and colleagues. happy filipino-american history month. [applause] this reception is a great way of ending october. a month that has been filled with celebrations by various filipino american communities all over the bay area, and beyond to highlight the vital contributions of filipino americans to the history, culture, and progress of the united states of america and to show case the best of filipino heritage and culture. thank you mr. mayor. our adopted father of the filipino community in san francisco. [applause] thank you to the host committee for holding this reception. this year we celebrate several important milestones. first, the white house initiative on asian americans and pacific islanders

they even confiscated things like aspirin, laundry detergent and baby formula. 41-year-old manuel mendoza stole all of it over the past 60 days, they also say he sold them to food mark where employees marked them up for resale. >> they're giving these thieves a reason to continue stealing. because you're helping them out. they're benefiting from the store but ultimately, if they were to stop purchasing these stolen items from the thieves, our client would go down because they would have nowhere to sell these items to. >> prosecutors charged the store employees for receiving stolen property al looking to charge the market's owner, 56-year-old raphael jimenez. >>> a baby boy holding on to the -- his mom accused of leaving him alone in the car while she went shopping. it gets worse, what police found when she came back to the car. >>> a local woman home vandalized graffiti so offensive we can't show you on tv. >> i want this ignorant person to be brought up to justice so that somebody may not be as a courageous as i am cannot deal with it. >> in just weeks, why she thinks vandals keep target

over the past year along with commissioner mendoza who also serves at the mayor's office, sf city has been sitting down with the planning department to better coordinate on housing projection growth that the planning department approves on weekly basis occurring at the time. to also help the school district in growing and projecting in their own student population. so, today's hearing is about these enrollment productions and the data collected for the last couple of years along with the meeting that's being convened between the city and the school district. in interest specific to the district that i represent of course is the conversation around building a new elementary school which is incredibly exciting in mission bay. this was a commitment by the city back in the late 1990s that as we build a completely new neighborhood and we roll out a part of the city, residents that we needed to ensure streets and roads to muni and also schools exist for these new families. supervisor yee also represents another major project in park merced which will be developing over time and another proj

over the past year along with commissioner mendoza who also serves at the mayor's office, sf city has been sitting down with the planning department to better coordinate on housing projection growth that the planning department approves on weekly basis occurring at the time. to also help the school district in growing and projecting in their own student population. so, today's hearing is about these enrollment productions and the data collected for the last couple of years along with the meeting that's being convened between the city and the school district. in interest specific to the district that i represent of course is the conversation around building a new elementary school which is incredibly exciting in mission bay. this was a commitment by the city back in the late 1990s that as we build a completely new neighborhood and we roll out a part of the city, residents that we needed to ensure streets and roads to muni and also schools exist for these new families. supervisor yee also represents another major project in park merced which will be developing over time and another proj

mendoza-mcdonnell mr. walton ms. wynns that he drum ms. chin and mr. totiano thank you. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you the first item on the jauntdz is item a approval of board minutes in our packet is the minutes of th

and i want hillary clinton to look steve and marian mendoza and the countless other american parents whose children have been killed, have been murdered by these criminal illegals who have been released and ask them if it is too tough to deport these criminal illegals. this is unconscionable. and these leaders of our country, barack obama, jay jaug, the former eric holder, all these guys should be accomplices in these crimes. they knowingly released murderers into our communities. people with dangerous criminal records. >> hillary did make an exception. that we separate those who are dangerous but we're not even doing that. we're not even doing that. we're not doing the kind of stuff to take care of felons and violent people. we're not even doing that minimum. >> my folks, my partners at i.c.e. tell me in custody arrests in california are down 95%. which means everybody who comes in. we don't have access to the i.c. eshs database. before i.c.e. can get to the jail, make no mistake about it. this is not a legal issue. this is a policy issue that this administration that permeates all

i know that it's a really important question and it's something that commissioner mendoza and commissioner fewer last year convened a very large working group that met a few times. i think we were lucky with the -- to look at that so the need for schools can be related for any new housing. >>supervisor jane kim: commissioner fewer? >> thank you for this. it was very informative. i also want to respond to supervisor campos' office. no. we start to question it when when the 16th and mission development was going to happen in front of the small elementary school and i asked for the development that were in the pipelines that also have been built around 16th and mission and i began to see that we were going to lack actual school space with all of these developments. then it started the conversation about what's happened as i drove throughout the city i noticed there was great developing happening nut south of market. then when i went down to mission bay, then i got really alarmed because i said, wow, there is so much development going on and these are areas that i need to remind the listening

the two had been arguing when alvarez mendoza's husband tried to get away from her and right now she's being held without bond. >>> john stamos is charged with driving under the influence. it stems from his arrest in june captured by tmz after police saw him driving erratically in beverly hills. stamos later checked into rehab and he's facing up to six months in jail if convicted. he stars in the sitcom "grant fathered" and he's best known for the '80s show "full house". >>> he's a good inmate and because of that, oscar pistorius will be placed under house arrest. a parole board approved the transfer this morning and it is scheduled to happen on tuesday. the olympic runner has served one year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter for the shooting death of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. an attorney for steenkamp's parents say the parole board's decision isn't going to change anything in their lives so it makes no difference to them. >>> right now basketball champion and reality star lamar odom remains in critical condition at a vegas hospital. odom hasn't improved since being foun

. >> reporter: gas station clerk vicki mendoza checks every suspicious bill before accepting it. >> it happens even with $5 and $10 bills. >> reporter: a man was arrested at this gas station after passing fake hundreds. >> i think it a group of people. once they knew we were accepting it it started happening. but then it stopped. >> reporter: four men have been arrested so far. three for having counterfeit money and one for the sale of marijuana. the highway patrol says it notifies the secret service any time it comes across counterfeit money and in this case. agents are trying to determine where this money is coming from. live at the sonoma county jail, ken wayne, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the fbi is offering a reward in its search for a bank robber dubbed droopy face. he has committed as many as ten bank robberies in san francisco alone over the past eight years. he is called droopy face because of his droopy cheeks. the fbi says he passes a note to tellers demanding money and indicating he has a weapon. most of the robberies have happened in the china town area. if you have been at banks

. >>> police say 41 year-old manual mendoza stole it all over past two months. they say he sold them to another food market where employees marked them up for resale. >> they are giving these thieves a reason to continue stealing because are helping them out. they are benefiting from it, at the store but ultimately if they would stop purchasing these stolen items from the thief, our crime would go down because they would have no where to sell these items too. >> good point , right? prosecutors have charged the the store employee with receiving stolen property, and they are also looking to charge the the markets owner, a guy by the name of rafael jimenes, he is 56, if you care. >> dozens rested after tons of marijuana received by police, why the suspect would have had to be in great shape to pull this crime off. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. we have terrible breaking news here, at least 42 people are confirmed dead after a bus collided nea

victor mendoza drove up from san jose with his family to see the blue angels for the first time in person. >> it's spectacular acrobats they do. >> first time. >> the amazing things they do in the planes. >> reporter: but leave it to a child like 6-year-old alana webster to describe the wonder and awe and enduring appeal of these special pilots. >> i saw this plane up in the sky. >> reporter: was he going really fast? what was it doing? >> it was going very, very fast. >> reporter: now, the city of san francisco has established a "no drone" zone during fleet week over the city. they don't want drones or their operators to interfere with the stunt pilots that are the true stars of the show this weekend. the fines are hefty up to $10,000 for violators. in san francisco, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> and fleet week's parade of ships brought all kinds of impressive vessels into san francisco bay. this morning, they made their grand entrance coming through the golden gate. and kpix 5's don ford was on board one of those mighty ships as it paraded into the bay. >> reporter: you have to start early i

. >> reporter: gail mendoza says dish network added insult to an already horrible injury. she says they insisted she returned for recruitment or should be charged. >> nothing survived. >> reporter: they even send this box which she shipped back with pictures of her burned-out home. vary from >> they even one of the remotes back. i mean, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: loss or damage equipment fees company to company but most have a standard exception for satellite and cable equipment damaged in the natural disaster. comcast says it, quote, would not seek to recover increment or fines and directv at&t says it has something called a, quote, natural disaster code to prevent charges for destroyed equipment and will waive the early cancellation fee. what about dish network? in a statement, dish claims that is responding to customers affected by the california wildfires and says it will waive equipment fees for lost or damaged equipment which is what they have now done for gail. she just wishes she did not have to call a tv station first. >> in a crisis, they have to have a hear

and maria mendoza from dallas, texas wrote to tell us her story. i had the privilege of attending booker t.ting from washington high school for the performing and visual arts in dallas, texas. i learned to embrace my identity and discover my capabilities. there was a constant push to be anything but ordinary. death has inspired me to find different ways of tackling and handling issues. these stories are testament to the power of the arts to change lives and what were celebrating the art and national endowment of the arts, we began to ask ourselves how we can best multiply these transformative arts experiences over the next 50 years per how can we better understand and expand the ways art infuses our country? how is the art infrastructure changing? how to the national endowment of the arts change with it to better support the ideas and initiative and dreams of american people? to explore these questions, we are announcing the launch of a new initiative called creativity connects. creativity connects will build the relationships between the art at th

could be technically a sign of weakness when you make new highs and close on the lower side of the mendoza line there. we'll have to see but i think part of the key is the dollar. the dollar stopped going up and it is stuck below 96. that is giving asset reflation and seeing overdone commodities start to get some basing. melissa: it does look weak, got to tell you that. what is the next signpost you're look for in this particular trade? >> $50. it is that simple. 50 was the old support months ago. it is pivot side. halfway from the 37 low to 62 above. $50 is what you want to look on weekly basis. everybody was short for a long time. we'll see if it pushes through on the upside. melissa: alan, thank you very much. volkswagen announcing 2016 diesel vehicles are on hold in the u.s. that contain software that requires government approval. the company will announce a recall in january of vehicles containing emissions cheating software. a day before the company's top executives appear before congress. that's tomorrow. what is sure to be a very tough grilling. stay tuned for that. >>> anheuser bu

but, gayle mendoza says dish network added insult to a horrible injury. she said they insisted she returned her increment or should be charged. >> nothing survived. >> reporter: she sent pictures of her burned-out home. >> they even wanted the remote's back. i mean, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: lost or damaged equipment fees vary from company to company but most have a standard exception for satellite and cable equipment damaged in a natural disaster. comcast says it, quote, would not seek to recover increment or fines, and direct tv at&t says it has something called a quote natural disaster code that prevents charges for destroyed equipment and will waive the early cancellation fee. so, what about dish network? in a statement, dish claims it is serving customers affected by the california wildfires and says it will wave equipment these for lost or damaged equipment which is what they have now done for gayle. she just wishes she did not have to call a tv station first. >> in a crisis, they have to have a hard. >> reporter: dish later updated the statem

compassion-- and its corollary, cooperation-- is a coping strategy, says psychologist rudy mendoza denton, because without wealth, what can poor people count on? >> their friends, their family, their community. >> paul: and back in the lab, my cooperation strategy seemed to be working wonders. everybody's cooperating with me. i'm up to 1,650! but if you always cooperate, you're liable to be a sitting duck. oh, look at that. >> what happened? >> paul: four of them defected. moreover, i am noticing something disturbing, which is that the defectors all have more money than the cooperators. >> right, including you. >> paul: and thus the experiment's second major finding: >> it was not inequality per se that was so bad for society, but the visibility that was a problem. visibility encouraged the rich to take advantage of their neighbors and created a kind of exploitation scenario. >> paul: but in some versions of this game, players didn't know how much others had. >> so in the societies in which we concealed individual wealth, those societies were wealthier in the end, more cooperative and mor