josÉ: pelota para el "piojo" alvarado. la proyecciÓn para "el guame". orbelÍn. "piojo" alvarado.o que tal vez fue uno de los mejores futbolistas mexicano. oswaldo: que junto con antuna y malagÓn podrÍa sumarse. josÉ: sale a jugar el equipo uruguay, ahora la gana mÉxico. disparo, un bombazo de la pelota por parte del piojo. estÁbamos muy cerca de empatarlo. todavÍa se mueve el arco de rochet. "kikÍn": ahÍ estÁ mÉxico teniendo respuesta despuÉs del gol que recibe. sigue presionando al frente. gana este despeje del portero. luego el piojo no se la piensa, este es el piojo que queremos ver, piojo con decisiÓn como lo hacen chivas. oswaldo: es allÍ donde saca su capacidad tÉcnica donde hizo goles en el clÁsico tapatÍo. no se la piensa, ahÍ es donde mÁs me gusta a este piojo cayendo por derecha. lÁstima para el equipo mexicano que la pelota llega en el palo. josÉ: ahora es uruguay que responde con una presiÓn alta y casi gana la pelota los uruguayos. balÓn para servicio de manos para mÉxico. la gente trae un gran ambiente. "mafer": se han comportado muy bien desde chicago y ahora en de

alvarado rowas named for one battista alvarado, revolutionary leader and governor of alta california from 1836 to 1842. this gives you a flavor of the campus with the inner quad showing that it's basically out in the middle of, a field with some new trees planted walkways of wood and dirt. you can faintly see the santa mountains in the background. here you see lagunitas full of war with the ierhown on the right. the museum left of center. d roebling haldorm. to the left of the. the scene is bucolic with plenty of room to be outside to walk in the wide open spaces. something that lew loved roebling. hall was hastily constructed in 1891 to house the women that would matriculate that year. it was delayed pending decision to admit women into the university due to the with which it needed to be built. it was constructed of reinforced rather than sandstone. was encina hall, the men's dorm. unlike the men's dorm, included a large parlor and a reception. the color scheme was pale blue and pink. it was a sturdy that stayed largely intact. the 1906 earthquake. this picture gives you an idea of

alvarado row was named for one battista alvarado, revolutionary leader and governor of alta california from 1836 to 1842. this gives you a flavor of the campus with the inner quad showing that it's basically out in the middle of, a field with some new trees planted walkways of wood and dirt. you can faintly see the santa mountains in the background. here you see lagunitas full of water with the inner shown on the right. the museum left of center. and roebling hall dorm. to the left of the. the scene is bucolic with plenty of room to be outside to walk in the wide open spaces. something that lew loved roebling. hall was hastily constructed in 1891 to house the women that would matriculate that year. it was delayed pending decision to admit women into the university due to the with which it needed to be built. it was constructed of reinforced rather than sandstone. was encina hall, the men's dorm. unlike the men's dorm, included a large parlor and a reception. the color scheme was pale blue and pink. it was a sturdy that stayed largely intact. the 1906 earthquake. this picture gives you

alvarado row was named for one battista alvarado, revolutionary leader and governor of alta california36 to 1842. this gives you a flavor of the campus with the inner quad dle of, a field with some new trees planted walkways of wood and dirt. you can faintly see the santa mountains in the backgroun here you see lagunitas full of water with the inner shown on the ght. the museum left of center. and roebling hall dorm. to theeft of the. the scene is bucolic with plenty of room to be outside to walk in the wide open spaces. something that lew loved roebling. hall was hastily constructed in 1891 to house the women that would matriculate that year. it was delayed pending decision to admit women into the university due to the with which it needed to be built. it was constructed of reinforced rather than sandstone. was encina hall, the men's dorm. unlike the men's dorm, included a large parlor and a reception. the color scheme was pale blue and pink. it was a sturdy that stayed largely intact. the 1906 earthquake. this picture gives you an idea of the dorm life at around the time. lou would h

alvarado row was ned for one battista alvarado, revolutionary leader and governor of alta california from 1836 to 1842. this gives you a flavor of the campus with the inner quad showing that it's basically out in the middle of, a field with some new trees planted walkways of wood and dirt. you can faintly see the santa mountains in the background. here you see lagunitas full of water wi the inner swnn the right. the museum left of center. and roebling hall rm to the left of the. the scene is bucolic with plenty of room to be outside to walk in the wide open spaces. something that lew loved roebling. hall was hastily constructed in 1891 to house the women that would matriculate that year. it was delayed pending decision to admit women into the university due to the with which it needed to be built. it was constructed of reinforced rather than sandstone. was encina hall, the men's dorm. unlike the men's dorm, included a large parlor and a reception. the color scheme was pale blue and pink. it was a sturdy that stayed largely intact. the 1906 earthquake. this picture gives you an idea o

alvarado row was named for one battta alvarado, revolutionary leader and governor of alta california from 1836 to 1842. this gives you a flavor of the campus with the inner quad showing that it's basically out in the middle of, a field with some new trees plantedalkways of wood and dirt. you can faintly see the santa mountains in the background. he you see lagunitas full of water with the inner shown on the right. the museum left of center. and roebling hall dorm. to the left of the. the enis bucolic with plenty of room to be outside to walk in the wide open spaces. something that lew loved roebling. hall was hastily constructed in 1891 to house the women that would matriculate that year. it was delayed pending decision to admit women into the university due to the with which it needed to be built. it was constructed of reinforced rather than sandstone. was encina hall, the men's dorm. unlike the men's dorm, included a large parlor and a reception. the color scheme was pale blue and pink. it was a sturdy that stayed largely intact. the 1906 earthquake. this picture gives you an idea

alvarado row was named for one battista alvarado, revolutionary leader and governor of alta california1836 to 1842. this gives you a flavor of the campus with the inner quad showing that it's basically out in the middle of, a field with some new trees planted walkways of wood and dirt. you can faintly see the santa mountains in the background. here you see lagunitas full of water with the inner shown on the right. the museum left of center. and roebling hall dorm. to the left of the. the scene is bucolic with plenty of room to be outside to walk in the wide open spaces. something that lew loved roebling. hall was hasti constructed in 1891 to house the women that would matriculate that year. it was delayed pending decision to admit women into the university due to the with which it needed to be built. it was constructed of reinforced rather than sandstone. was encina hall, the men's dorm. unlike the men's dorm, included a large parlor and a reception. the color scheme was pale blue and pink. it was a sturdy that stayed largely intact. the 1906 earthquake. this picture gives you an idea

alvarado row,5n street.fe, susan, noted th boards allowed them to walk to the house with the ground being surrounded by, quote, a sea of mud during the rainy months when they moved in in april, 92, heavy rains caused the house to leak like a sieve. the water piped in was muddy, and so they had to go to an artisan. well, nearby that they could get their cooking. and where could get their cooking and drinking water. she remembered that this state of things lasted for a number of years and this large home with three young children must have been a welcome place for the two henry women to visit to stay. truly a home. lou's cast's class schedule continued to rigorous with the introduction of mineralogy paleontology, mathematics and chemistry. here you see her in chemistry mortaand pestle. her geology both by dr. smh. note she took her second year of german. the campus, remained the center of her world, even though she was not living on it. here you can see the main quad when you look north out the through the arc

alvarado row, the 11th house built on that street.fe, susan, noted that the sidewalk boards allowed them to walk to the house with the ground being surrounded by, quote, a sea of mud during the rainy months when they moved in in april, 92, heavy rains caused the house to leak like a sieve. the water piped in was muddy, and so they had to go to an artisan. well, nearby that they could get their cooking. and where could get their cooking and drinking water. she remembered that this state of things lasted for a number of years and this large home with three young children must have been a welcome place for the two henry women to visit to stay. truly a home away from home. lou's cast's class schedule continued to rigorous with the introduction of mineralogy paleontology, mathematics here you see her in chemistry lab working with her mortar and pestle. her geology classes, miralogy and paleontology were■k both by dr. smith. note she took her second year of german. the campus, remained the center of her world, even though she was not living

como nos explica gerardo alvarado, voluntario en años anteriores, siempre ha sido solamente un día eln para con la comunidad para que ayude a recaudar más fondos de acuerdo a alvarado, este tipo de eventos son importantes para brindar un espacio seguro a miembros de la comunidad súper importante para. bueno para mí tener un sitio donde pueda existir, donde pueda convivir con gente con identidades similares o diferentes, pero convivir en un lugar seguro y eso es lo que lo que queremos ofrecerle a la gente de aquí en davis. la actividad cuenta con la participación de talentos locales y artesanos de la ciudad, así como diferentes organizaciones que brindan servicios gratuitos a esta comunidad. ofrece grupos de apoyo para padres gays y también padres de hijos que son gays y más. eh un grupo de apoyo por adolescentes y un grupo de apoyo por hijos. también y uno no john muir el poder holy names roseville quienes deseen participar en la caminata que tendrá lugar este domingo a partir de las 08:00, pueden registrarse ingresando a las cuentas de davis pride en redes sociales en davis, carlos a

so is joe biden taking a page as of donald trump's playbook, his date, the blues, benjamin alvarado scrub? that's right, and that's also what some within the democratic party are at choosing him of. there's been of course many reactions to this announcement. one of them is democratic center for california, all expedia will accused. a president biden of abandoning. and i quote our obligations to provide people fleeing persecution, violence and authors, terry. and isn't with an opportunity to seek refuge in the refuge. and then you ask, this is definitely an attempt to neutralize it. one of biden's political weak spots . if you could call it like this in his re election battle against donald trump. and the white house is accusing republicans in congress of refusing to take necessary steps to as the white house as secure in the border in the white house, also send out a fact sheet, accusing them of putting in a quote, i can partisan politics ahead of our national security twice, voting against the toughest, inferior set of reforms in a decade. so definitely is something where the white house

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but the jimenez alvarado family has been very much a part of this community for a long time, and this will have a ripple effects for years to come. in a statement, joaquin's family thanked the community for their support, saying in part, joaquin loved half moon bay. he loved his family, his friends, his girlfriend and his community. up next here at 6:00, it could be a controversial change to the way you vote in the south bay. the debate over switching to ranked choice voting in the elections, and why officials are against it . and that heat is sticking around tonight. right now, a hot 94 in santa rosa. eventually we'll get to some 70s here. by 9:00. we'll have more details on the a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to

it's just north of alvarado boulevard in fremont. you can see all the lanes are closed except for one. there's that vehicle crashes involving multiple vehicles and that big rig there. so police are trying to get that cleared up. they didn't already from what we could see one vehicle on the tow truck. so it looks like they're still trying to clean up a few more. so that is currently backed up, will bring it back out to our maps here. you can see it's causing congestion all the way over towards that hayward area. so if you're heading out this morning, keep that in mind. taking a look towards the city area. you can see over near bayshore area. there's an accident there on northbound 101. it is involving 2 different vehicles are trying to clear that up. but it's causing congestion kind of on both sides. people like to stop and look, so keep that in mind. a live look at the bay bridge right now. 12 minute commute into the city. so nothing major there. taking a look at richmond center fell 13 minute commute over that bridge. some drive tim

hugo Ávila solares, está usted detenido por intento de homicidio en la persona de la señorita denisse alvaradoldita. yo voy a salir de esta y tú me las vas a pagar. vas a arrepentirte de lo que estás haciendo. ¿lo están escuchando? me está amenazando. - llévenselo. - ¡momento! - ¡no, no, espérense! - ¡vámonos! ¡vas a ver, maldita! ¿cómo te atreves a hacernos esto? eres una maldita, ¿sabes? además de que fuiste tú quien se robó los clientes. discúlpeme, nos vemos más tarde. mira, querido. a mí no me aburras con tus reclamos. yo no te robo a los clientes, a mí no me quieras culpar por tu ineficiencia. ah, claro. ineficiencia. ¿y tú, adónde vas? perdóname, regrésate ahorita mismo a tu lugar, porque si no te pongo ya de patitas en la calle. juan miguel. qué pena me das. no puedes controlar tu coraje. mira cómo estás. es la última vez que me hablas así, juan miguel. porque me voy. yo renuncio para irme con mi socia. ah. tu socia. chana y juana en acción, claro. ¿cómo no lo había visto? nadie las va a tomar en cuenta a ustedes. se creen que son empresarias, pero no lo son. por favor, son un par de..

blocks away from the proposed dispensary site, and across from learn and play montessori school on alvarado-nilesoad. >> we don't want to preach that or have an environment for the kids growing up to see availability or, you know, just to inoculate them right off the bat. >> embark dispensaries operates over a dozen shops throughout the state and is petitioning union city to open the new store. the proposed location used to be an auto shop and sits on an industrial lot over here. >> this is a storage facility, but residents like michael garcia say they have concerns about additional traffic and potential crime in a residential area. >> it was like two groups. >> they start off a lemonade and then they went back broke in there, and then they broke into the one on floor, crashed in and the police were came back out, and this it's just crazy. we just don't need something like this. >> garcia says he's hoping to gather signatures for a petition last november. on the same night, three teenagers were also arrested for attempting to rob the only two union city dispensaries, lemonade and flower. both are

his dw is that benjamin alvarado scrub. that's right. and that's also what some within the democratic party are at choosing him of they have been of cause many reactions to this announcement. one of them is democratic center for california, all expedia will accused a president biden of abandoning, and i quote our obligations to provide people fleeing persecution, violence and authors, terry, and isn't with an opportunity to seek refuge in the refuge in the u. s. business. definitely an attempt to neutralize it, one of biden's political weak spots, if you could call it like this in his re election battle against donald trump. and the white house is accusing republicans in congress of refusing to take necessary steps to as a way to secure the border in the white house. also send out a talk sheet, accusing them of putting in a quote i can partisan politics ahead of our national security twice. voting against the toughest inferior set of reforms in a decade. so definitely is something where the white house sat that this decision is the most

so is joe biden, taking a page out of donald trump's playbook, his data blues at benjamin alvarado scrub to? that's right. and that's also what some within the democratic party are at choosing him of. there's been of course, many reactions to this announcement. one of them is democratic center for california, all the expedia will accused, a president biden of abandoning, and i quote our obligations to provide people fleeing persecution, violence and authors, terry, and isn't with an opportunity to seek refuge in the refuge. and then you ask, this is definitely an attempt to neutralize it, one of biden's political weak spots. if you could call it like this in his re election battle against donald trump. and the white house is accusing republicans in congress of refusing to take necessary steps too. as to why those that secure the border in the white house also send out a talk sheet, accusing them of putting in a quote i can partisan politics ahead of our national security twice. voting against the toughest inferior set of reforms in a decade. so definitely is something where the white hou

joaquín jiménez alvarado tenía 28 años, murió en un accidente de motocicleta el mes pasado en la autopistae meadowlark y stabler. la policía dice que los 2 adolescentes de 12 años fueron asaltados por un hombre en una bicicleta gris estilo bmx. las víctimas lograron escapar del sospechoso, quien continúa prófugo. y la alcaldesa de san francisco, london breed, denunció este miércoles la aparición de un grafiti con insultos racistas y sexistas en la entrada de la alcaldía. i'm pretty sure i was a target. i mean, this is not unfamiliar to me. i do what deal with this every day. la funcionaria no descarta que estos mensajes fueran dirigidos contra ella. agregó que el incidente ocurrió anoche y que hoy cubrieron la pintura para evitar que otra gente se sintiera ofendida. también dijo que junto a la policía revisan videos de vigilancia para tratar de encontrar al o los responsables. en breve hablaremos sobre un programa para personas de bajos recursos que ofrece alimentos gratis en una comunidad de san francisco. y sabemos que hace calor, pero cuidado con las playas de pacifica en vigencia. y un

. >> and new wednesday state senator maria alvarado gayle is the first democratic lawmaker to announce he's opposed to the amendments and will support the ballot initiative reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> if we didn't have confidence before we do now, okay, they could be a different story. me standing here crying talking to you. >> gatos homeowner. they're being applauded for protecting homes in his neighborhood. firefighters say that he created defensible space around his home in the mountain, laurel lane neighborhood. firefighters say this was really helpful in defending homes when a wildfire broke out last month. >> it's important that we pay attention to those matters. okay. because usually people just kind of tall. so don't pay attention to who someone to tell me what i should do about my property. but the most important thing is you have a chance to save yourself and save your neighbors without that defensible space. >> that these did prior to this fire. the outcome could have been very different. >> santa clara fire has a defensible space program i

las temperaturas el día de ayer estaban en los 3 dígitos, me dice el sargento alvarado.u hijo. este tipo de noticias le revive la tragedia que vivió al señor rubén campos hace 2 años, cuando la mamá de su hija de 3 años la olvidó dentro del carro mientras ella supuestamente procesaba marihuana en su casa en la ciudad de visalia. la verdad este le llega a 1 el sentimiento y la tristeza, pues siempre 1 la recuerda pues. pero de todas maneras haga de cuenta que cuando pasa ese tipo se oye mal, como de tragedias, pues o así. pues yo la verdad a veces pues lloro. pues de tristeza porque me acuerdo de mi niña y afortunadamente el bebé fue encontrado en el estacionamiento de clovis, fue atendido por los paramédicos y se reporta en condición estable. recuerde que si usted deja olvidado a un niño o su mascota dentro de un carro bajo estas altas temperaturas, puede enfrentar cargos formales en clovis carlos trejo, telemundo. más noticias jueces de un tribunal federal bloquearon el nuevo plan de alivio de la deuda estudiantil del presente joe biden. la orden del juez detuvo la canc

. >> tonight, the union city council will vote on a potential new cannabis location on alvarado niles road. but a petition against that location has gathered over 1200 signatures for the past 18 months. residents have been protesting union city's proposal for a 3rd cannabis dispensary due to safety concerns last year, the city council signaled that they intended to grant cannabis retail permit to the embark who already has dispensaries in redwood city and alameda. but residents keep expressing opposition to the proposed dispensaries. the meeting starts at 7. >> all right. let's take a live look outside right now at a golden gate bridge, which again, is covered up by the fog, of course, and trend that we've been dealing with over the past couple of like to see that because that is increased moisture in the air, right, lauren? oh, yeah. i love to see that stuff. and of course, a lot of folks would love to see that fog. it's been so hot in some of the valleys. you get well inland and they're not feeling the effects of the marine air at all. and they've been the triple digits today. the 9

. >> and new wednesday state senator maria alvarado gayle is the first democratic lawmaker to announce he's opposed to the amendments and will support the ballot initiative reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, why a north bay family is searching for some really great people who helped make a little boy's graduation make a little boy's graduation day, even more special. networo network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! it's your time to cash in. so don't just play. stay... at northern california's premier casino resort. book your getaway now at cachecreek.com. family in the north bay wants to sa

joaquin domenech jimenez alvarado died on may 22nd on highway one.torcycle crashed with a truck. he was 28 years old. that service will be held in half moon bay at two this afternoon, our sister network, cnbc says elon musk diverted computer chips intended for tesla to some of his other companies, and nasa finally got the starliner spacecraft on its way. scott mcgrew has the latest in business, and tech reporter marcus cnbc is seen internal memos at the car company showing elon musk diverted powerful nvidia chips, ordered by tesla to his x and z companies to be used there instead. lora kolodny at cnbc reports. when musk asked nvidia to let his other companies jump the line ahead of tesla, musk delayed the automaker from getting more than a half billion dollars worth of computer chips. for months now, neither nvidia nor tesla would comment. united airlines says it's going to hire more than 1300 new employees at sfo, as it expands operations there. it's hiring all over. they're going to hire more than 2000. in chicago, its main hub, the business times,

friends of joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado brought the sound he loved, rolling up like thunder fromworking on his bike. he'd come over to my house every time to work on his bike. >> joaquin's father, joaquin jimenez, is mayor of half moon bay, a community grassroots leader who has helped the community through some tough times. he was outside greeting hundreds of people who came to mourn for his 28 year old son, who was killed in a motorcycle collision with a truck on this day. family and friends gave him hugs as he prepared to bury his son. >> a lot of us are super close here, a lot of locals, so we take care of each other and that's the whole, that's the whole point, that's the goal. and that's exactly what he would want. >> family, friends in tears reading the family's message to the community. >> i cherish son and beloved brother, grandson, nephew and friend. his spirit was so vibrant and his passing leaves a void that cannot be felt along highway one and murata road. >> a memorial of flowers, candles and toys motorcycles marked the spot where he crashed on may 25th. the san mate

i asked correspondence benjamin alvarado screw, but in washington and tonya kramer in jerusalem. well, that's very much so discussed here as well. and the way it's being seen is that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is trying to reframe, in a way or to put a different spin on the outlines that were given by president joe biden on friday night. and a way to counter the anticipated criticism by some of his own cabinet members, especially from the far right to have threatened to walk out of the government. if such a deal or agreement would go through. but also a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu himself has set a time and time again again, also in his statement that you know, a israel, a wound, and as the war and that it needs to continue the war to eliminate how the us and this is one of the main disparities here between the outline that we've been hearing from you as president joe biden, and you know what israel is a trying to stay here at the sticking point. and also that is a sticking point, actually, not just for as well, but also for him us. and what actually we're seein

alvarado was killed in a motorcycle crash less than two weeks ago. his funeral, loved ones shared words about the young man who was well loved in the small community. >> our cherished son and beloved brother, grandson, nephew and friend. his spirit was so vibrant and his passing leaves a void that cannot be felt all the amount of people that have shown up to support the family and friends and everything, speaks about his personality and the legacy that he's leaving behind. >> and half moon bay. >> after the funeral, a line of more than 60 motorcycles led a procession through downtown the san mateo county sheriff's office says it's still investigating the cause of this crash. those working to recall oakland mayor xiang tao say they've already turned in more than enough signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. yeah, the group oakland united to recall. shengtao says they've collected more than 40,000 signatures, which surpasses the required 25,000. the group says they turned in the signatures at city hall seven weeks before the deadlin

. >> and new wednesday state senator maria alvarado gayle is the first democratic lawmaker to announce he's opposed to the amendments and will support the ballot initiative reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> the candidates vying to be the next mayor of san francisco are having another debate tonight will be held at the sydney going to see in theaters in the city at 6.30, candidates, london breed mark farrell, daniel lurie. aaron peskin and not justify a are set to participate. it costs $11.50 to watch online. tickets are being sold online at the city's box office. vallejo police say they told these cars after a chaotic sideshow over the weekend. they say the sunday morning sideshow had about 200 cars in it. officers located a vehicle on fire along with 2 stolen and abandoned chevy camaro z the middle of the road. 2 people were cited for sideshow of looking at it and their vehicles were towed away. the layup police say sideshow participants can have their vehicles towed and impounded for a month and that can cost you up to $2500 in fees. >> happening tonight, a ral

this is the proposed location for the pot shop alvarado niles road.ng for the past 18 months. residents have been protesting the plan for their 3rd now in the city. 3rd cannabis dispensary and you to city because they say safety concerns are whether worried about the city council's indicated that they did intend to grant the cannabis retail permit to this business. but we'll have to see what ends up happening despite the opposition will have see what the city council decides to do. great news for the community of west contra costa county and west contra costa surrounding areas to the 2024 summer free meals program is available. those 40 locations, schools, parks, libraries, community centers throughout west contra costa unified school district and offering free meals for kids that are 18 and younger during these summer months when school is closed and you don't need a registration form or anything. and the kids in the teenage they'll eat free 10. 49 is the time right now in other news that we're following, we're celebrating pride month. and today we'r

joaquin jiménez alvarado was killed in a motorcycle crash less than two weeks ago. loved in the small community. >> our cherished son and beloved brother, grandson, nephew and friend. his spirit was so vibrant and his passing leaves a void that cannot be felt. >> all the amount of people that have shown up to support the family and friends and everything, speaks about his personality and the legacy that he's leaving behind and how flambé. >> after the funeral, a line of more than 60 motorcycles led a procession through downtown, the san mateo county sheriff's office says it's still investigating the cause of the crash. >> today is the 80 year anniversary of when the allied armies stormed the beaches of normandy during world war two, in france, the number of veterans who served in the war is shrinking by the year, but the national world war two museum is helping some of their stories live on through artificial intelligence. 18 world war two veterans are part of a new exhibit called voices from the front. it allows people to ask questions and get real responses from t

the accident is southbound at alvarado boulevard.e starting out with those hazy conditions. mount tam, but the golden gate bridge looking nice that smoke from the fire to the north of us will continue to drift to the south. and you'll notice that as we get into the evening hours, much of the east bay, we'll see that surface smoke as well. 70s and 80s for most today, with breezy winds and a red flag warning in the north bay. >> reggie aqui lisa. thank you. we are back on the air for midday live at 11. right now midday live at 11. right now though, itit is is live with key deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. [theme music plays] today, judge, actor, producer, writer and comic, howie mandel. plus, tips to make sure you have the best beach day ever. also, we check in with the viewers

it would be on alvarado. niles road, but there is a petition against the location. lot of people don't want to attend about 1200 signatures have been gathered for the past 18 months. people have been protesting the union city proposal for a 3rd cannabis dispensary last year. the city council signaled it intended to grant a cannabis retail permit to the business and bark. the company already has dispensaries in redwood city and alameda. but again, a lot of people are opposed to any new ones, right? time go outside. take a look at the weather. this is a live look right now at sfo. and let's take a live look at look who's just joined u.s.. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow about that guys. yeah, you know what? one of the interesting day cloud lies around the bay area. of course you have the fog now below. >> pretty typical. but then you start throwing some of that subtropical that monsoonal moisture rolling across our skies. kind of a beautiful sight out there, but also brings the potential for some thunderstorms. and that's what we've seen a few of today right now l

it's in the fremont area north of alvarado boulevard. excuse me. so just keep that in mind if you're heading out. but everything else is pretty clear for the most part that bay bridge 9 minute commute into the city. richmond center fell bridge a 10 minute commute. a 13 minute commute, san mateo bridge and dari is favorite drive in the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes story. i'll send it back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot, 10. 0, 2, right now. and we want to get to the very latest on the point fire, which is burning in sonoma county. it is more then now 1000 acres and it has prompted evacuation orders in certain areas. kron four's will tran is in healdsburg with the latest. >> the conditions are getting worse. the winds are picking up. it is smoke here. then it was earlier this morning. right now, the latest numbers, 20% contained 1100 acres burned. you see many officers coming to this location only allowing residents to come back. otherwise, even if you're a worker and you have tools we have seen people turned away. here's mary roy. you own a vi

it would be on alvarado niles road, but there's a petition against it already with the bout 1200 signatures past 18 months. people have been protesting a plan for a 3rd cannabis dispensary last year. the city council signaled it intended to grant cannabis retail permitting, too. the business called embark. that company already has dispensaries in redwood city and alameda. one day after we learned about the hilton oakland airport to hotel close after 56 years. we're hearing from residents who consider this to be another loss for the city. >> i'm trying to take term that doesn't ever profanity in we just have to see how we get on the other side part of this economy. but a part of it a city of oakland just seems to be direction. >> the hotel is on. had a burger wrote it opened in 1968. get set to close at the end of august. this comes after oakland airport added san francisco to its name in the hopes of attracting more travelers. in the south bay, santa clara county officials are warning people to stay away from guadalupe river. that's after confirming 9 cases of shigella. all of the cases so

alvarado niles road. but there is a petition against up some neighbors do not wanted.nths. people have been protesting the proposal for 3rd cannabis dispensary. they're talking about safety concerns last year. the city council signaled it intends to grant a cannabis retail permit to the business. it's called embark. it already has dispensaries in redwood city and alameda. but again, residents, some of them do not want another one. coming up, the u.s. surgeon general declaring gun violence, a public health emergency. >> we'll check in with our dc bureau for the latest. and as officials explore ways to get homeless people off the streets. one bay area nonprofit says it has some advice. it has a plan. the takeaways from a new housing >> the surgeon general says gun violence in america is now a public health crisis warning that the epidemic good not only affects lives, of course, but also the mental health of our country as a whole. our washington correspondent jessi turnure joins us live with the latest. hi, jessi. >> yeah, good afternoon, so this type of advisory does ha

and his family gathered with the community to mourn the death of his son, 28 year old joaquin jimenez alvaradoycle crash less than two years ago. >> excuse me. two weeks ago at his funeral, loved ones said the young man was beloved throughout the community. >> our cherished son and beloved brother, grandson, nephew and friend. his spirit was so vibrant and his passing leaves a void that cannot be felt. >> all the amount of people that have shown up to support the family and friends and everything, speaks about his personality and the legacy that he's leaving behind. and half moon bay. >> after the funeral, a procession of more than 60 motorcycles through downtown, the san mateo county sheriff's office says it's still investigating the cause of the crash. the el dorado county district attorney's office says it's looking into the deadly shooting of a 16 month old bear that created a backlash on social media, the california fish and wildlife department says on memorial day, the bear was shot by a homeowner after it wandered into a south lake tahoe home. state investigators closed the case the nex

. >> and new wednesday state senator maria alvarado gayle is the first democratic lawmaker to announces opposed to the amendments and will support the ballot initiative reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> let's talk about our weather now as we take a live look outside of the breezy shot here in san francisco. we have kyla in the weather center with a look at our forecast for today. and also we've got fathers day weekend coming up. we certainly do. we certainly do. i want to start with a look at the national picture just to show you that if you take our eye down to florida, there are spots gotten 5 to 10 inches of rain. within one day, sarasota broke a record that was 52 years old. and we now have flood warnings all the way from fort lauderdale down to miami. so really rough going there now on the west coast. obviously, things have been much quieter, although like yesterday, we're starting to see the heat of the day kicking up just the tiniest bit of a suggestion of some convection there in the sierra temperatures here, though, boy, their whole lot better than

it's north of alvarado boulevard in fremont currently the right and center lane along with another.e vehicles. we're getting reports of some injuries and there's also a big rig involved. so very, very congestion there in that area. they're trying to see if they can open at least express lane to get people through. so we'll keep an eye on that and keep you updated if you're heading that way. keep that in mind. a live look at the bay bridge right now. 11 minutes into the city. not too bad. taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge 15 minutes over that they just cleared up an accident on that bridge. but all is well for the most part, taking a look at some drive times livermore to dublin, 16 minutes, dublin to fremont. 22 minutes, san leandro to milpitas. 48 minutes milpitas to sunnyvale. 9 minutes taking a look over the antioch area. 15 minutes from antioch to concord, not too bad. taking a look at westbound 80 from crockett to the maze. 23 minutes. once you get to that mays, not too bad. if you're heading over that bay bridge. southbound 8.80, as we just mentioned, there's an

the new proposed location is on alvarado-niles road in a former auto repair shop right across the streetrple lotus temple. neighbors say they're concerned about the impact after recent armed robberies at the city's other two dispensaries. they do plan to voice their opinion at tomorrow's city council meeting, where lawmakers are expected to make a final decision while the chp is investigating the latest big weekend sideshow here in the bay area, this one taking place right there on the bay bridge, you can hear all the tires screeching and revving and the engines revving. >> it was wild. >> this was the chaotic scene. shortly after 2:00 sunday morning, drivers performing dangerous stunts. he took over the eastern span of the bridge, coming dangerously close to a crowd of spectators while fireworks went off overhead. so far, there have been no reports of any injuries or arrests. we talked with state senator scott wiener of san francisco, who says the attitude towards sideshows needs to change. >> we're clearly understaffed, both with chp and local law enforcement, and that needs to change,

friends of joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado brought the sound he loved rolling up like thunder from heaven>> working on his bike, he would come over to my house every time to work on his bike. >> joaquin's father, joaquin jimenez, is mayor of half moon bay, a community grassroots leader who helped the community through some tough times. he was outside greeting hundreds of people who came to mourn for his 28 year old son, who was killed in a motorcycle collision with a truck on this day. family and friends gave him hugs as he prepared to bury his son. >> a lot of us are super close here, a lot of locals, so we take care of each other and that's the whole, that's the whole point, that's the goal. and that's exactly what he would want. >> family, friends in tears reading the family's message to the community, their cherished son and beloved brother, grandson, nephew and friend. >> his spirit was so vibrant and his passing leaves a void that cannot be felt along highway one and murata road. >> a memorial of flowers, candles and toy motorcycles marked the spot where he crashed on may 25th. the

joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado died may 22nd on highway one.his is when his motorcycle crashed with a truck. he was 28 years old. the service will be held in half moon bay at 2:00 this afternoon. well, now to a live look in san francisco. this is where district attorney brooke jenkins is set to announce a new crime prevention initiative. that event will be held at the southeast community center on evans avenue. she will also speak about the new office unit. it will start at six tonight. small business owners making a plea to state lawmakers to preserve a critical program. here's a live look in sacramento, where later today, small business groups will gather to try to convince lawmakers to reconsider the proposed 50% cut to california's small business assistance services. the program has been critical in keeping small businesses afloat ever since the pandemic. advocates say the cuts could doom some businesses now trying to stay afloat. the owner of a san francisco cafe and catering company agrees their support is key to help small businesses gro

of motorcycles arrived outside the church in half moon bay, and friends of joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado the sound he loved, rolling up like thunder from heaven. >> working on his bike, he would come over to my house every time to work on his bike, joaquin's father, joaquin jimenez, is mayor of half moon bay, a community grassroots leader who has helped the community through some tough times. >> he was outside greeting hundreds of people who came to mourn for his 28 year old son, who was killed in a motorcycle collision with a truck. on this day, family and friends gave him hugs as he prepared to bury his son. >> a lot of us are super close here, a lot of locals, so we take care of each other and that's the whole, that's the whole point, that's the goal, and that's exactly what he would want. >> family, friends in tears, reading the family's message to the community, our cherished son and beloved brother, grandson, nephew and friend. >> his spirit was so vibrant and his passing leaves a void that cannot be felt along highway one and murata road. >> a memorial of flowers, candles and toy

and his family gathered with the community to mourn the loss of a son, 28 year old joaquin jimenez alvaradoilled in a motorcycle crash less than two weeks ago at his funeral, loved ones shared words about the young man who was well loved in this small community. >> our cherished son and beloved brother, grandson, nephew and friend. his spirit was so vibrant and his passing leaves a void that cannot be felt. >> all the amount of people that have shown up to support the family and friends and everything. speaks about his personality and the legacy that he's leaving behind. and half moon bay. >> after the funeral, a line of more than 60 motorcycles led a procession through downtown. the san mateo county sheriff's office says it's still investigating the cause of the crash. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting at dolores park. they say officers were responding to calls of gunshots around 10:00 last night. when they arrived, they found a man on the ground with gunshot wounds. officers and paramedics delivered cpr, but the man died at the scene. investigators are working to

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and new wednesday state senator maria alvarado gayle is the first democratic lawmaker to announce she's to the amendments and will support. >>the ballot initiative reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >>all this week, kron 4 is putting the spotlight on local charities and organizations giving back to our communities. the food bank of contra costa and solano operates the mobile food pharmacy kron four's philippe tug on reports from fairfield where it makes a stop every week. >>lifeline for dietary restricted patients whose primary care is with solano county clinics. are you? the food bank of contra costa and solano is mobile food pharmacy. bring security to people living food, insecure. we stopped by a distribution at solano county, health and social services in fairfield is a big sell since the county partnered with the food bank back in 2018 to launch the pilot program. the mobile food pharmacy has become a staple continuously station that family health services offices in vallejo, fairfield and vacaville, everybody. >>the closer where that might be on medication

yeah, me rosa alvarado.o voy a traducir a su nombre es margarita mena tiene mas anos viviendo inglÉs. sorry her name is margarita mena. she is a resident of the tenderloin for more than 19 years, and she's very concerned about, you know, everything that is going on in tenderloin. she's a grandmother of four children. and, you know, she's she's afraid to go, you know, with the kids around, especially near the stores because most of the times there are a lot of people, you know, hanging outside the stores, and it's not safe. the sidewalks are not safe. there are a lot of dirt around. and especially there is an area that she passes by most of the days. it's a san francisco city academy school. and right, like right outside, she sees all the, you know, people doing drugs and messing around in the ci block. so and also the other situation is not only the families and the children. it's also the seniors. you know, if, you know, sometimes they don't have anyone one to take them to the groceries. so they have to go