and their pregnant loved one. they are thankful doctors were able to save her unborn baby. pam:good evening i m pam moore. steve: and i m steve aveson. 18-year-old dulce capetillo was seven months pregnant. she was killed after a car crash in san jose. new tonight at ten. kron4 s alecia reid spoke to her and has an update on her baby s condition. reporter: the family is planning our federal and at the time this day her newborn each day and watching his progress. they are actually able to carry the baby and use a bottle. will always be all live up to christopher and to the family. they will tell christopher stories about her and we will keep pictures are around her we will keep pictures are round and told stories about her. reporter: alecia reid, kron4news pam:happening now; the latest on the hunt for the man behind this vicious attack on a woman. it happened in a popular san francisco neighborhood. and was all caught on camera. pam:also, the crime ap
trigger finger is itchy. nbc s damian trujillo at newark memorial hospital. damian, these posts leaving a lot of parents very, very angry. reporter: they really are. and you know what, so far, this morning, no comment to us from the district on this issue. we do understand that the teacher in question, kris la hodgeses, was reprimanded for those tweets, but she remains a teacher here at the high school here, newark memorial high school in the city of newark if tweets were actually posted before the end of the school year. some parents found the posts insulting. one post allegedly also insinuated hodges wants to dump hot coffee on some of her students. hodges told the newspaper she realizes she acted unprofessionally, but that she is a popular teacher with the students. well, that popularity might be waning as word of the twitter posts spread to the parents this morning. i have a student here. he was expelled when he was a freshman for saying something to a teacher. they k
witnesses pointed out the suspect s car. richmond police found the cop, a mask, bat and two guns. the woman of will be okay. the officer is a 53-year-old veteran, been there 30 years on th force, most recently on patrol duty. he is now on paid leave pending out out come of the investigation. some new video in of a gusher in oakland. water from a fire hydrant shooting at least 40 feet into the air happened this afternoon on oakport. the frontage road right in front of the coliseum. it was a cripple a aaa tow truck that sheared off the top of the hydrant sending water everywhere. firefighters were called in to shut it down. here s the latest on the recovery from the napa earthquake. the city says everyone who lost water because of the quake should have it back on by now. water service was to be restored by 5:00 tonight. today another round of building inspections, 153 buildings now on the red tag list more could be added. napa valley college is making gym showers availabl
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. looks like someone is out to get this south bay store and tonight, the clock is ticking before they strike again. good evening, i m veronica de la cruz. i m allen martin. ken bastida and elizabeth cook have the night off. kpix5 s betty yu is in los gattes where three businesses have been hit again and again and again. reporter: this shop has been hit three times since last year. it always happens when the stores and restaurants close up for the night. as you can imagine, it has left the business community feeling helpless and upset. you will rarely see shattered store front windows but it has happened several times to businesses in the last month here. police say vandals are using something similar to bibi pellets. they are bullies. they come out and damage. they could care less about stealing. they just want to damage. reporter: the repairs and lost merchandise set this woman back two grand. all the glass
a fire crew forgot to close the garage door. jones went to make sure everything was okay. as he walked out, a white officer responding to a possible burglary in progress yelled, don t move! put your hands up! his hands is on his gun. he was crouched, he was low. and he was basically in a shooting stance. reporter: jones complied. he noticed his 9-year-old was starting to crime. the officer saw the two kids first and had already told them to raise their hands. my name is keith jones. i m an oakland firefighter. i work here. those are my kids. could you, please, allow them to put their hands down? and let them know that it s okay? and which he looked at me, told me, keep your hands up. and don t move. reporter: jones says this lasted for a few minutes. i m pretty much thinking he is going to shoot me. i was thinking he was going to shoot my dad the whole time. i was getting ready about to cry. but my hands started to get tired but i kept them up. reporter: final