. >> balÓn que tiene chucho lÓpez, lo pide johnny martÍnez el balÓn hacia delante, henry martÍnez intentaba jugar con el colombiano, ahÍ veíamos justamente guillermo almada, el tÉcnico de santos que ha hecho 1 muy buen trabajo, la pelota saliÓ fuera del terreno de juego, lote para las Águilas. ahÍ estÁ pidiendo la los suyos que vayan hacia delante, chucho, le rebota la pelota. luego entra movimiento de manos para el equipo local. chucho lÓpez a ponerle juego, mÁs adelante se hacia cÓrdoba, nadie se bota. le acaban robando la pelota a roger, a recalcular y redirigir el amÉrica. >> ya suma con 70 minutos el torneo y a destacar porque estamos hablando de lÍder general del torneo en que ademÁs trabaja de manera general, ha pasado el proceso de sus 13, sus 15, sus 17 y sus 20, veremos como suple rivas que ha sido 1 hombre muy importante para santos. >> castillo le va a pegar a puertas, saca el complemento de cÓrdoba, aquÍ estÁ roger martÍnez que puede hacer la contra, va a acabar con todo y cuidado que otra vez viene santos. >> y hablando de jÓvenes, que me dices de acevedo que

in martinez 85 percent are 65 or older. the officer goes out daily, to check on encampments and hopes he's developed enough of a relationship for those on the streets to accept change. >> we say is today the day we can move forward and you take advantage of that situation. >> reporter: the effort to build relationships seems to be paying off according to studies done by contra costa county, the homeless population in martinez is more willing to accept help. >> the homeless living here are actually receptive to the help being provided. >> reporter: officers can't remove encampments without being able to offer a shelter bed. here in the county they only have beds for 28 percent of the homeless population. in martinez, andrea nakano, kpix 5. >>> a sex shop that burned in downtown san jose could be turned into housing. the mercury news reports the owner wants to bulldoze the site and replace it with a residential tower. at the time proposal has been submitted to the city. >>> and also tonight, the faa is stepping in to try to b

martÍnez para el centro. y de penal. le pega a la pelota. y el arquero que suelta el balÓn y es un golpe sobre muÑoz sobre el campeÓn muÑoz el nÚmero nueve lo decÓ noqueado. un encontrÓn anormal, va buscando el puÑetazo, allÍ estÁ. a la pelota. viste el detalle por ver dÓnde se le escapÓ. y quÉ lÍo dice el arquero. durÍsima, pero no es nada grave. direcciones en redes sociales, vamos a liverpool estaremos con todo a travÉs de videos, fotos. en twitter. >>> @ manuel sol. manuel sol quince es tu instagram. >>> @ andrÉs cantor gol. >>> @ telemundo. (informaciÓn en pantalla) zurda. este que pasa para que le pegue con derecha, es buena pituto al cÓrner. lo sacÓ suzuki. quÉ atento estaba el capitÁn para quitarle la oportunidad de gol, iba al fondo de las redes y muy, allÍ vemos si pudiera llegar el ba lopo, pelota que no llegaba, y que buena jugada. muy bien efraÍn Álvarez que volviÓ. >>> y ahora es el zurdo el que le pega efraÍn Álvarez otra vez, y penal. y gol. >>> gol, gol, gol!. >>> gol, gol, gol!. gol. >>> gol del

lauren martinez has more. >> sacred heart has 1,800 turkeys. th they have a wall of holiday boxes they assembled over the weekend, they just need turkeys go with it. for the next three days they plan to give out 4,000 holiday food boxes and distributing another 3,500 food boxes in decembe december. >> in the next three days we'll have families showing up for these food boxes, which will provide families some breathing room who want to celebrate the holiday season. >> family also get to take home their choice of turkey, ham or chicken. these food boxes are very important for members who spend 80% of their income on rent. so you can bring a turkey to sacred heart a donation off of south 1st street in san jose today, tomorrow or wednesday. they are closed on thanksgiving. reporting live in san jose, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> thank you, lauren. >>> an exciting night at the american music awards. taylor swift took home six honorers including artist of the decade. >> now she has more ama's than michael jackson. elena gomez has the highlights. >>

daniel martinez is broad front has governed since 2005 in the beginning they raise standards of living and brought many out of poverty but in recent years unemployment and inflation went up and so did crime rates for some voters that was what mattered. that i had to move because there are 3 times in security has always been this yr. with most opinion polls predicting he would lose broad from candidate daniel martinez was philosophical. you have to be happy in life if you're sure about what you're doing and just do it but you also have to enjoy the beautiful things in life not only politics family would can a lot of of the things. whoever wins the recount will have to deliver but not too much in a country long seen as a bastion of stability in south america. correspondent nicole foolish is in the capital montevideo she sent us this assessment this is a result nobody here expected or even dreamed possible the race is too close to call an electoral thora these are saying we'll take them at least until thursday to proclaim a winner 1st they want to go through the ballots that have been sub

. >>> today city leaders in martinez are considering bringing a pro baseball team back to martinez. the city council meets tonight and will go over a letter of intent from the martinez macro. the team was to begin playing in time for next year's season as part of the pecos league. the martinez clippers disbanded and broke apart earlier this year after its owner dc solar file for bankruptcy. the company was also rated as part of a ponzi scheme investigation involving the owners. >>> san francisco international airport watching a pilot program for premium uber passengers. over the two month holiday season. starting today passengers who choose comfort selector xl service that domestic terminals will get picked up curbside passengers who choose others will be picked up at the designated locations in the domestic garage. write your pick is that the international terminal will remain on the departure level. lyft will not be participating. a pilot program will last for two months. they will see how it goes but i have to say i've used both here in lax and walking over to another spot to gra

this lagoon is their life manuel martinez and ruben baca a fisherman by choice it's a labor of love they work in the mama north in the south of spain it's the largest salt water the good in europe. but i mean if it means a lot to me. it's more than a good it's a mother what about these waters fetus provider daily bread. but the lagoon is slowly perishing a few weeks ago dead fish were found washed up on shore that suffocated the fisherman still can't believe it's. the. fish in the lagoon have never died on such a large scale before the fishermen seem to know what is the plain. pollution has been a problem here for a long time and. comes from the towns and from farming. everything gets flushed into mana new and. causing bacteria that destroy the seabed. which then leads to a lack of oxygen in the water. that will put in a little. the fishermen have hung up their nets and mom and often now in an effort to protect the remaining fish sales were falling anyway due to concerns about contamination at the same time efforts have been stepped up to find out what's causing the catastrophe like the

. >> according to studies the homeless population in martinez is more willing to accept help. >>> a sex shop that burns down could be turned into housing. the mercury news says the owner wants to bulldoze the site in place a residential tower there. >>> the faa stepping and trying to blocked a possible closure of the airport in east san jose. the center clara county supervisor said to stop expecting federal grants for the airport clear space to build low income housing. strongly opposing the plan and he is asking the board to reconsider. >>> new photo from the fbi former twitter employees accused, one is still wanted by the fbi. prosecutor say the saudi government recruited them in to spy on over 6000 of the critics. the employees were allegedly rewarded with designer watches and hundreds of thousands of dollars deposited into secret bank accounts. >> have access to data that may or may not have been monitored by these security department. i do not know. what ever it may be, they had access, they use the excess to provide information to a foreign government now look where we are at. >>

lauren martinez is live in mountain view with more. >> good morning. vice president mike pence's trip includes a tour and a speech here. his trip will discuss the role the center will play in returning astronauts to the moon within the next five years. last night the vp landed with his wife, karen, at monterey regional airport before heading to moffett field. today the vice president will be speaking to about 200 nasa employees after he speaks to nasa he will then head to washington, d.c. reporting live in mountain view, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> and the second lady, karen pence, will be in alameda. she's visiting military spouses at coast guard island. she is bringing attention to the sacrifices family members make and how that contributes to the strength of our coast guard. that visit is set to happen at 10:00. >>> at the live desk, a big step towards recovery in el paso, texas after that mass shooting killed 22 people in august. the walmart where the shooting happened reopens today. since the shooting, walmart has hired extra security guards a

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but farmers like mine or the martinez refutes such claims he says more farmers are switching to more modern irrigation systems which allow them to use fewer fertilizers he says the real culprit is the weather. i get going i'm going to the mint a load to most. people have to realize that in the last few years we have experienced torrential rainfall. which in september for example lets a large amounts of water washed away from the fields and to deliver good. fishermen agree that climate change is making the situation worse they say it's precisely why pharma should reduce fertiliser use and they say it's a political issue too because those in power have been too lax with restrictions on the culture. regional government has done nothing to improve things. for years we've been telling them our minority is in a dire state. alarm and. regional government says it's up to madrid to introduce tougher regulations. but years of instability in spain's central government have left the region to deal with the issue on its own. in their minds not just the reputation of the lagoon the name of or of t

dave martinez. [applause] pres. trump: and all of the incredible coaches and players, they're all here. and we really just want to thank you, and i want to thank everybody. i see we have some very special people, and that beautiful, that's a beautiful trophy. i've watched that. i've looked at that trophy for a long time. for a long time, i've admired it. many years. we're also delighted to be joined by the thousands of proud nats fans, including -- [applause] pres. trump: secretary david bernhardt, secretary alex azar, acting secretary kevin mcaleenan, administrator andrew wheeler, ambassador robert lighthizer. many, many folks from congress are in the audience, senators and everybody. you're all here. we love you all. and we have a good friend of mine, bill posey, representative bill posey. you're here someplace. thank you all for being here. a lot of power sitting on this lawn and standing on this lawn. throughout this season, the nationals captured the hearts of baseball fans across the region and across the coun

a large eucalyptus tree came down last night in martinez. it barely missed a house but it ended up blocking the road. police say the tree was about 50-feet tall. >>> the storm produced lightning in some parts of the bay area. look in your lower left-hand corner. that's video of a lightning strike after 11:00 last night. we have looped this video. so this is not lighting happening over and over again. viewers tell us they saw lightning strikes as the storm clouds passed over. the powerful storms struck the u.s. during the busiest time of the year. >> winter storm warnings are stretching from california to michigan, some of them lasting until friday. overnight in the midwest, a winter whiteout in the twin cities where up to a foot of snow is possible before it ends this afternoon. parts of the colorado rockies are digging out from feet of snow dumped by the same storm. >> woke up and thought i'd take a chance but no dice. it's just too dicey and thank god they closed the roads. >> reporter: on the west coast an even stronger storm is sweeping

. >> reporter lauren martinez is live with this story. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning. the focus on this investigation is behind me. officers have been scoping out this vehicle since we've been here looking inside with their flashlights checking it out. when we zoomed in with our camera we could actually see bullet holes on the car. they have shut down this intersection between 7th and 9th streets. the video you are looking at shows what i'm trying of officers checking the vehicle out and earlier this morning an armored truck arrived and that approached the vehicle as well. just to give you perspecve o where we're at. it will be closed until about 10:00 a.m. we will bring you any updates as they become available. abc 7 news, lauren martinez. >>> developing news for the fourth time in less than a week, some type of projectile hit a vehicle in monterey county. this happened near san juan road yesterday and this is the 42nd incident in the area since february. a car was hit on saturday. no one was hurt in last night's case.

. >> reporter lauren martinez joins us now live with what we know. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and kumasi. police shut down this intersection. i want to show what you we're seeing right now. police taped off east santa clara street and all we can see is there's a car illuminated by a light. i talked with one officer. all co-tell me, they approached this car and they approached. i don't know what that means. they're not releasing any more information right now. so far officers have been around that car taking pictures of it and surveying the area. so for the moment san jose police have shut down the intersection and there's just a lot of police activity each side of the street right now. people are walking and driving and having to turn back around for the time to remain here on scene and continue to just stand by while officers are just surveying this area but, again, that car right now seems to be the focus on their investigation and, of course, we will continue to bring you any updates as we receive them. reporting live

(ken)martinez police arrested 2 people who stole a car. it happened last night when they were alerted of a car traveling down alhambra avenue. officers found the vehicle... and after a search found a large amount of methamphetamines and two firearms. both people in the car were arrested and booked into the county jail. no details have been released on the identity of (ken) after years of saying it was on its way, tesla has finally revealed it's electric pickup truck. the cybertruck doesn't look like any truck you've ever seen. the exterior is made from a newly developed stainless steel alloy the base version of the truck will start at 39-thousand dollars and will go at least 250 miles on a single charge. the cybertruck is only available for pre-order right now. it'll hit the market in late 20-21. (pam) self- driving cars are being touted as the transportation of the future... but some in congress think otherwise. a number of lawmakers on capitol hill.... believe the driverless vehicles are not safe enough to get a green light to hit the ro

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i'm lauren martinez. i'll have that coming up next. >>> we'll leave you now >>> good morning on this thursday, november 14th. >> we're so happy you're waking up with us this morning. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> all right. hi, everybody. here's the cloud cover that is blanketing us. not much in the way of radar returns. every once in a while green radar blips, that's verga, which is not reaching the ground. grab the sunglasses, the clouds will thin enough from time to time that you will need them. a mainly gray day on the way with m its fitemperatures back feeling like autumn. we'll stay at the 50s at the coast. just mainly low 60s for the rest of us this afternoon. 52 to 57 this evening. let's find out about the commute. any hot spots? >> yes, we have one. a sigalert in dublin right now. five-car crash blocking the two left lanes is right now. this is westbound 580 at the dublin interchange. you can see we have the little meter here on the bott

by the time such a solution is found it could be too late for manuel martinez another local fisherman some already planning to sell the boat it might be years before fish stocks return to normal if ever. i don't know what to do. fishing is my life. i have been doing it for 1314 years. my family's fish these waters for 4 or 5 generations. i can't do anything else. although there is little demand for fish from the waters of mama north right now some fishermen still try their luck like billiton they too are struggling for survival. should scotland be an independent country and the 2014 referendum the majority said no and the country remained a part of the united kingdom but now braves' it has reignited the debate around scotland sovereignty staying in the u.k. leaving that you something that hundreds of thousands of scots have protested against while the country's 1st minister is pushing for a 2nd referendum in 2021 george or mist and ancestors settled in scotland centuries ago and the flute maker from stirling believes that it's time for the country to disentangle itself from the united

martinez was released from prison yesterday and says he does not hold a grudge. >>jesus christ was a part of my life there's no records people argue with people who make mistakes. what actions. the is when the da got and me. experience. >>the district attorney's conviction review unit helped to clear my team is his case was the first time an inmate has been exonerated in los angeles. let's get another check of the weather. >>around the bay area. >>step outside in. so you make lawrence karnow is and only checking our weather a cold snap across the country, yes, something else. i mean this was going to be one for the record 300. >>cold temperature records set across united states here are just a few it's been amazing on how cold that arctic air support and so we're usually we'll get to see this till january our february but here we are november, 21 degrees the high in binghamton new york albany only checking in at 26 32 degrees and freezing hard for that as warm as a get providence also 32 in boston. 33 degrees newark, 35 you throw in the wind chill. these temperat

in martinez. teams of officers like this one, this was in marin city raided four cities to make five arrests. this is two weeks after the shootings that happened in orinda halloween night that killed five people. the arrests went smoothly. we did not hear of violence during the arrests. but the sight of these officers shocked some neighbors who couldn't believe what they were seeing. >> it looked like something you see in a movie. it was police everywhere. >> how they came here this morning, the level of humiliation and degradation that commenced, there is nothing that could justify that. >> here is a list of those people arrested. the suspects range in age from 20 to 30. they're from san mateo, marin city, antioch and vallejo. the first four being held without bail and are charged with murder and conspiracy. the fifth, 21-year-old devin williamson of vallejo is accused of being an accessory. his bail is $500,000. officers did not announce a motive but sources tell abc7 news it could be an issue b

that's where lauren martinez joins us live with the latest. lauren? >> good morning. service crews are out here repairing a 12-inch main break off the corner of 22 and rhode island street. three homes were damaged with garage and basement level flooding. this happened around 9:30 last night, this is not the only place where officials identified breaks. the public utilities commission says three breaks happened along 22nd street on the intersections of kansas, rhode island and carolina street. a resident we spoke to last night says this is the second time where the water department was in the neighborhood. >> i thought they fixed it. i thought it was fixed. again, there was the water department early in the week, now it's the fire department, which means it's a serious situation. >> water service in the area has been shut down. as you can see, crews are currently making repairs. there is no word on a cause at this time. reporting live in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> from the live desk, we have brand-new audio for you of this breaking news out of fremo

daniel martinez is broad front has governed since 2005 in the beginning they raise standards of living and brought many out of poverty but in recent years unemployment and inflation went up and so did crime rates for some voters that was what mattered. if i had to move because their upper home 3 times in security has always been this yr. with most opinion polls predicting he would lose broad from canada danielle martinez was philosophical. you have to be happy in life if you're sure about what you're doing just do it but you also have to enjoy the beautiful things in life not only politics as family would can a lot of the things. whoever wins the recount will have to deliver but not too much in a country long seen as a bastion of stability in south america. just like a soccer now on sunday struggling how to have berlin travel to where they were given a lesson and soccer taken a look. on to chair of it was under pressure his berliners hadn't won in 4 outings opponents martin schmidt and outs borg were in even deeper water but soon wipe the smile off the head coach's face phillip maxwell

a large eucalyptus tree came down last night in martinez. it barely missed a house but it ended up blocking the road. police say the tree was about 50-feet tall. >>> the storm produced lightning in some parts of the bay area. look in your lower left-hand corner. that's video of a lightning strike after 11:00 last night. we have looped this video. so this is not lighting happening over and over again. viewers tell us they saw lightning strikes as the storm clouds passed over. s. during the busiest time of the year. >> winter storm warnings are stretching from california to michigan, some of them lasting until friday. overnight in the midwest, a winter whiteout in the twin cities where up to a foot of snow is possible before it ends this afternoon. parts of the colorado rockies are digging out from feet of snow dumped by the same storm. >> woke up and thought i'd take a chance but no dice. it's just too dicey and thank god they closed the roads. >> reporter: on the west coast an even stronger storm is sweeping off the pacific ocean bringing hu

daniel martinez is broad front has governed since 2005 in the beginning they raise standards of living and brought many out of poverty but in recent years unemployment and inflation went up and so did crime rates for some voters that was what mattered. that i had to move because they were home 3 times a 2nd security has always been this yr. with the most opinion polls predicting he would lose broad front candidate danielle martinez was philosophical. you have to be happy in life if you're sure about what you're doing just do it but you also have to enjoy the beautiful things in life not only politics as family would can a lot of the things i for me. whoever wins the recount will have to deliver but not too much in a country long seen as a bastion of stability in south america. today is the un's international day for the elimination of violence against women one of the most systematic and widespread human rights violations of our time the u.n. estimates that every day about $238.00 women are intentionally killed across the world most of these murders they are committed by partners or th

with the most opinion polls predicting he would lose broad front candidate daniel martinez was philosophical. you have to be happy in life if you're sure about what you're doing just do it but you also have to enjoy the beautiful things in life not only politics as family would can a lot of the things i for i mean. whoever wins the recount will have to deliver but not too much in a country long seen as a bastion of stability in south america. today is the un's international day for the elimination of violence against women one of the most systematic and widespread human rights violations of our time the u.n. estimates that every day about $238.00 women are intentionally killed across the world now most of these murders are committed by partners or by their own families more than one 3rd of women worldwide have experienced some kind of physical or sexual violence in their lifetimes these numbers they are particularly high in parts of africa where almost every 2nd woman has experienced violence of violence against women it's also a problem in wealthier parts of the world have a look at this be

con retrasos de 55.000 de viajeros vamos a conectarnos con nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa albert martÍnez. albert: pasando por la zona de colorado, wyoming, veremos que podrÁn superar las 12, 24 pulgadas de nieve. y llegaremos a 1 o 2 pies de nieves, en la zona de california. allÍ es en donde mÁs nieve se verÁ en las montaÑas de sierra nevada. + >> como les comento, 18 pulgadas en la zona de arizona nuevo mÉxico, pero podemos observar en california de 3:00 a 4:00 pies de nieve de 18 pulgadas en la zona de utah, mÁs nieve para la zona del norte de colorado de 1 a 4 pulgadas y eso junto a viento que evidentemente va reducir la velocidad. vemos que los que viajan hoy se van a encontrar conun panorama espectacular. maÑana se irÁ extendiendo por todo el paÍs y el miÉrcoles serÁ un dÍa realmente complicado con ese viento que se intensifica y que podrÍan llegar a rÁfagas de más de 70 millas por hora, asÍ que tenemos que tener mucho cuidado. borja: hay que tener mucho cuidado, sobre todo en la costa este. >> se espera que el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias se han demÁs movimientos, a

lauren martinez joins us live with all of these details. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: san franciscans will vote on two propositions including the mayor's race and the district attorney's race. incumbent mayor london breed is looking for another full term. she is expected to win re-election. breed is facing five challengesers. her opponents don't have as much recognition. now a race for san francisco's district attorney will be closely watched as well. suzy loftus is running for full term. she was appointed by mayor breeze after the resignation of george gascon. now thatppntnted to protests because some say it gives loftus an unfair advantage over the other three candidates running, chesa boudin, leif dautch, and nancy tung. there are several importanteare with vaping and imposing a tax on ride share fares. if you haven't mailed or dropped off your ballot, head to the polls. they open at 7:00. as you can see volunteers have already started setting up. reporting live outside of san francisco city hall, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> o

. >> reporter lauren martinez joins us live from san francisco with details on this. lauren? >> reporter: reggie and kumasi, the lawsuit charges the gilroy garlic festival association, it alleges that security measures, negligent security measures led to the deaths and injuries of that shooting on july 28th. now according to police the shooting took place on the north side of the festival and the cloetest team responded immediately when calls came in around 5:40 p.m. they were there and engaged with the gunman who was armed with an assault type rifle in less than a minute. a 6-year-old, 13-year-old and 25-year-old were killed. why the suspect opened fire still remains a mystery. a news conference will be held at 11:00 this morning. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> community organizations plan a rally in response to an attack against three men in their 60s. police are looking for at least two suspects. this follows another attack on two men back in july. a suspect was arrested last month. they plan to condemn it at a rally. >>> police are investigating a suspicious death on a

lauren martinez joins us live i. lauren? >> according to the "san francisco chronicle," parents of one of the victims says that airbnb allowed dangerous party conditions that ultima ramon hill sr. and cynthia taylor plan to file the suit today in contra costa superior court. they're claiming airbnb did not screen the people who rented out the orinda house properly and allowed drugs and alcohol. the suit claims the rental company and the owners of the home were negligent in the wrongful death of their son, ramon hill jr. also airbnb says they will pay for funerals and counseling of the victims. they said we have set aside funds to support the victims loved ones with funeral expenses and counseling services and we have been in contact with those representing mr. hill's family in this regard. ramon hill jr. was one of five people gunned down at the house party off lucille way on halloween night. reporting live in the newsroom, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> thank you. in the east bay, a community in oakland is believing for on

abc7 news reporter lauren martinez is in san jose. >> that's right. it is not a simple patch what makes it harder to see and maintain is that it's usually submerged in water. caltrans says just below the surface of the pothole is the water table. when that water table rises, the water seeps through the cracks and comes up on the top. a san jose resident took her concerns to reddit and others chimed in about close calls and the danger of it. >> somebody hitting that right o, a motorcyclist in particular, it would be -- it would be a recipe for disaster. they patch it up and it keeps breaking. i appreciate the efforts, it's clearly not a solution. >> caltrans is very aware of the problem. they installed ten pumps to direct water away to nearby creeks and rivers. caltrans says it is working on scheduling patchwork for this specific pothole, but in the meantime drivers should be aware and one driver told me it's been there for years. lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> traffic alerts -- or traffic affects your quality of life. that's why abc7 news spent a wee

i'm lauren martinez with that story ahead. >>> watching the fog roll in from the coastline, areas of dense fog early tomorrow morning, timed out in accuweather forecast. >>> i'm cornell barnard at b.a.r.t. protest for eating incident this week. >>> a body was found today at san francisco golf course, right in middle of the day when plenty of golfers were on the green. police are now investigating. i'm eric thomas. di investigation is still preliminary but golfers and residents are shaken up. lauren martinez is live in the newsroom. >> the body was found at lincoln park golf course near richmond neighborhood. medical examiner will take over the remains and notify police on the age and gender of the body. golfers told us they heard may be a baby's body. can't confirm at this time. >> no one wants to play after seeing something horrific like this. >> dark turn after authorities called out near hole 13. >> we came around 13, 14, before we teed off, noticed odd smell. >> body found in middle20 on th suspicious. >> officers respond as well as medics, typical for any well-being check. medic

lauren martinez joins us from the newsroom with the latest. >> the william s. hart union high school district is canceling classes today. two students were killed and four more were injured including the gunman yesterday. police say the gunman killed the classmates who were among a group gathered near the high school's entrance before classes began. they say it was the shooter's 16th birthday. investigators say it took 16 seconds for the teen to pull the gun out of his backpack, shoot several students and turn the gun on himself. >> it was a normal thursday. we woke up in the morning. got ready. our biggest problem was, you know, about dance on saturday and, you know, whether you forgot to do your homework or not. then all of a sudden it's life or death. >> moments after shots rang out, the first responders on the scene were three off-duty law enforcement personnel. they just dropped off their own children at the school. the motive for the shooting is unclear. officials say there's no indication of any link between the shooter and the victims. reporting live in

the other theft happened at the lucky supermarket in martinez on saturday. in this case the thief pretended that he was a volunteer and convinced the real volunteer to hand over the kettle. >>> check your romaine. new information on the recall out salinas. what the cdc is saying today. >>> a holiday tradition returns today, and you are invited to check it out. >> you can see a heavy downpour moving over sfo, sliding south towards san mateo, 101 and 280. don't miss the xfinityt gobeyond black friday event, when you can get $100 back with the package that's right for you. you'll get amazing speed and wifi coverage from america's best internet provider. plus the emmy-award winning x1 voice remote with xfinity x1, giving your family the easiest all-in-one entertainment experience. choose your package now and you'll get the gift of $100 back. now that's simple, easy, awesome. for a limited time you can get $100 back on our most popular packages. hurry this offer won't last, so switch today. sleeon both sides, yourbed. slsleep number setting.he can it help us fall

reporting live in san jose, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> thanks so much. >>> one of the new suspects facing charges in the orinda airbnb shooting is due in court today. damico dones is charged with two felonies. he was arrested thursday along with frederick johnson. earlier this month five other men were arrested in connection with the shooting, but then the contra costa county district attorney's office did not end up filing charges. >> four juveniles in the east bay are in big trouble. police arrested them as suspects in a carjacking that ended with a crash. police say a car was stolen yesterday afternoon in antioch. a pittsburg police officer spotted it on highway 4, that led to a high speed chase. the stolen car crashed while getting off i-680 on the gregory lane off-ramp. police arrested two suspects at the scene in pleasant hill. they found two more suspects a the a nearby shopping center. in all of this no one was hurt. >>> former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg will begin campaigning today, one day after making his presidential run official. he announced his bid for th

abc7 news reporter lauren martinez is live at sfo with the detail details. >> good morning. today starts the trek to see family and friends. we're in between terminal one and two where the line for tsa has been fluctuating as well as the line to get your bag and tickets. earlier we saw a wave. so expect there may be a wave of people coming in today. t snd the holiday n t with family. he expected it to be busy this morning. >> i gave myself probably about three hours, then my flight changes. so i had to leave an hour earlier. >> if you have family and friends arriving here, uber launched a pilot program for the next couple of months. you can get curbside pick up if you choose a premium option like uber comfort, selector xl. and today is really the kickoff for the traveling for the next week or so. sfo expects today to be the busiest. they expect 171,000 people. lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> so if you are planning to drive somewhere for thanksgiving, next wednesday will be the worst day to hit the road according to aaa. more than 55 million people nationwide are taking a roa

lauren martinez covered the fire last year and is now live in the newsroom. >> this morning there are several events happening to commemorate what happened. at 11:08, 85 seconds of silence will be held for the 85 lives lost. that's for anyone to participate in no matter where you're at. at noon, the groundbreaking of hope plaza off the skyway in paradise. around 2:00, world kitchen will host a free community meal at the paradise alliance church. this is new drone video showing what paradise looks like today. the camp fire destroyed 14,000 homes in paradise. the surrounding communities also suffered. 12 homes have been rebuilt in the last year. paradise mayor jodie jones is all about moving forward. >> people were just astonished at the level of destruction. but i prefer not to look back. i'm looking forward. what's eye opening is the current population of the town of paradise pre-camp fire there were 26,000 people. currently the estimate is 4,000 to 5,000 people. that means fewer than 2 out of every 10 people who lived there before the fire now live there. the population of chico incr

lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> thank you. sonoma county is opening an assistance center on monday that will provide information like the permitting process for recovery and rebuilding applications for food benefits and medical insurance. this is at the healdsburg community center from 10:00 in the morning to 7:00 at night monday, tuesday and wednesday, but that will be extended if needed. >>> in san francisco, students will be on strike calling for action from governor newsom and pg&e. they're demanding california take real action on the energy crisis and climate emergency. organizers say they want a green new deal which provides relief to those impacted by climate chaos and creates millions of new jobs. the strike will start at 10:00 this morning at pg&e headquarters on beale street. pg&e says it restored power to most customers impacted by the two recent planned outages. >> 1,400 customers are still in the dark. 800 will not see power back on until the utility makes repairs to wind-related damage. abc reporter dan noyes ask

albert martinez nos tiene la informaciÓn. albert: la situaciÓn en california sigue siendo muy complicada con los incendios. vamos a hacer un recorrido por el territorio. quiero empezar por un foco que no han escuchado demasiado. el incendio de barbies . 700 acres ya quemadas al norte del estado. porque no lo han escuchado? porque cerca de Él el kincade ya destruido 50,000 acres de terreno cerca de la bahÍa de san francisco. los vientos van del oeste al este debido a que los vientos envÍan siempre el humo hacia la zona del ocÉano. alrededor de la ciudad de los Ángeles la cantidad de fuegos es enorme. tenemos el que ha quemado mÁs de 8000 acres de terreno, el easy 1400 acres. tambiÉn tenemos el incendio getty cerca de santa mÓnica y en torno a las montaÑas de santa ana el incendio hill sigue todavÍa lejos de estar controlando. ya lo ven, muchos fuegos en california y lo peor de todo, nada de lluvia en las prÓximas semanas. regreso al estudio. >> y el fuego no conoce fronteras y las condiciones de las que habla alber

ruben martinez was convicted for a series of armed robberies in la back in 2008. eyewitnesses pointed to him and he spent 11 years of a nearly 48 year sentence in prison. martinez filed appeal after appeal until his case was finally reopened and he was found innocent on all charges. martinez was released from prison yesterday and says he does not hold any grudges. jesus christ was apartment life in it there's no people argue with people do make mistakes. what touches me is when the da got and me. experience. take a little perspective. the district attorney's conviction review unit, helped clear martinez his case was the first time an inmate has been exonerated in los angeles. as we switch gears now take a peek outside get a check on the 4 zone forecast hopefully some of that he's bound bay bridge traffic has eased a bit showed you that pickup truck on fire. at the top of the hour. the congestion was bad and here's a here's different perspective. the red you see there hard to tell seemed to have cleared a bit let's hope so you would you would think there's still a

lauren martinez has the details on this. lauren? >> the resolution does not mean that speed limits will be immediately changing in san francisco. the resolution was passed by the pedestrian safety advisory committee last night. from here it will go to the board of supervisors and they will take it into consideration. almost 20 years ago, john local w john lowell was jogging when a speeding car hit him in the mission district. he sustained severe injuries that left him permanently disabled. he thinks san diego needs more signage and physical reminders to slow down. >> i was thrown, i believe, 20 feet in the air and landed on my side and sustained traumatic brain injuries. speed was a factor in the severity of the injuries i sustained. >> an sfpd traffic inspector says there's been 26 traffic fatalities so far this year. aside from this resolution, there's also vision zero which aims to end to get zero fatalities by 2024. reporting live in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> we want to hear your ideas about building a bette

police say 21 year-old carlos martinez kosair us will be charged with murder. after investigators found evidence linking him to the killing of a 55 year-old man neighbors tell us the victim lived here with his partner for more than 15 years. pretty shot it isn't typically quiet neighborhood. >>and i'm having my garden dogs out a lot so to hear about something like that happening so close was going talking, but you know you said to be cautious of where we surroundings. >>police say the suspect knew the victim and added that there is still much work to do in this investigation. >>a lawsuit has been filed against the fast food chain in and out cal fire says that the burger joint is responsible for 2017 wildfire and a royal canyon that was caused by a tractor mowing grass and in an hour property. the claim is that the area was covered in quote dry annual grasses and scattered brush which created a receptive bed for flammable vegetateon. the agency also claims the tractor was improperly maintained in the driver allowed the fire to spread. cal fire is seeking about m

witness raul martinez was standing just yards away from the scene. he and his coworkers were kept behind police tape for hours while the investigation was under way. >> we heard some shots and looked out and some guy was on the floor. >> reporter: martinez recalls the critical moments that followed. >> we see him going like that with cpr and it wasn't working too well. >> reporter: police confirmed the man was taken to a local hospital where he later died. they also say no officers were injured. >> all right, amanda, thanks very much. san francisco's car burglary problem is well documented as you can see by the numbers on the screen. today we spoke with the four people running to be the city's next district attorney as part of our initiative to build a better bay area. interim district attorney susan lofis introduced a plan. a candidate also promised a task force. and nancy says she wants to create regional partnerships. >> what i proposed is to use bait cars to lead a fleet of rental cars in tourist hot spots all over the city with backpacks in the

>>the fire in martinez on forest way. was a combination of power lines and a transformer. >>major incidents over the weekend spreading our resources during dry and gusty conditions. >>those winds were described to me by a meteorologist this is stored. the smallest of fires can quickly grow out of control. >>the lafayette and martinez fires burned a few acres pg need tells kron 4 news power was on where the fire started. it was not impacted by the shutdown also the utility is cooperating with the investigation and will respond to requests for documents and other information related to those investigations khan fire knows it could have been worse. >>what we have preferred not to fight any of those fires that put. citizenry at risk. certainly. >>i also spoke to the owner of the tennis club that was burned during the fire. he tells me he's just glad that no one was hurt. and right now is focused on trying to reopen his business as for the fight investigation to say exact. the pg need power poles did to cause as those fires that should be out. live tonight in contra costa count

it would fill the vacancy left by the martinez clippers. that team was dissolved earlier this year after their owner, dc solar, filed for bankruptcy. the company was also rated as a part of a ponzi scheme investigation involving the owners. on wednesday, the city council is set to discuss a letter of intent to develop a pro baseball licensing agreement with the martinez macro. the boat is set for next month. >>> spotlight in washington once again on lawmakers on capitol hill as several witnesses prepared to testify in public impeachment hearings. we will have the latest coming appear >>> coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00, a closer look at the emergency alert systems across the bay area. the impact of the pg&e power shut off, and the new laws aimed at improving the system. >>> also at 6:00, president trump backing away from a proposal to plan than labor e- cigarettes. why officials say he is reluctant to move forward. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life

. >>> reporter marlie martinez shows us how one nurse who was evacuated from sonoma county managed to keep track of her patients. >> this is the first time paige madero has been able to visit her home bound patient in a week. >> ken? hey it's paige. are you in any pain right now. >> with the kincade fire ravaging sonoma county he faced an evacuation order but he came back the next day. >> i had to come back home. >> the longer i was off this mattress, the worst it was going to get. >> it has to be plugged in. >> so he had to get back to it. the nearest hospital was shut down. >> i had to get back into my air mattress or the wound was just going to. >> his nurse happy but stunned. madero couldn't get to him. so she called him every day. >> she kept calling me. i called her. suter was calling me three times a day. >> she advised ken over the phone. she drove to her other patients she couldn't reach over the phones. >> i was knocking on doors and seeing if they were okay. >> in sonoma county there are over 160 home bound patients who were impacted by this wild fire and some of their nurs