that population, the undocumented population does exist here, but here in bear county, they are moreecome victims than perpetrators of a crime. for us, we don't want to run the risk of these people that have been victims now being more afraid of me than they are the people that are making them victims of a crime. for us, it puts a fear into them that they should not have. another thing that it has for us is that here it's really -- the way the law is written, it's written more that the deputy or officers in this instance has to physically observe the person crossing the border in order for this law to come into affect. that's hard for us since we are so far inland. it may give officers or deputies in my case the -- it may make them think they have more authority than what they actually do, which brings with it its fair share of liabilities that we have to let our first responders know about. >> what specifically are you telling your officers about how to enforce this if, indeed, it comes into play? >> first off, we are reminding them a misdemeanor charge. we don't want to spend a lot

look the undocumented population here in bear county. there are far more likely to be victims of a crime than perpetrators of a crime. so all you're really doing is taking a population that's far more likely to become a victim and making them more afraid of law enforcement, then the people that may be victimizing them, that's a dangerous situation. >> sure if i do want to ask you one more thing, you mentioned enforcing the laws that are on the books when it comes to federal immigration law, it seems that that hasn't really worked at curbing these record numbers of crossings that we've seen over the last year or so. what's your message to congress when it comes to passing comprehensive immigration reform that ultimately is effective at creating a better system for everyone well, a couple of weeks ago, i was privileged and at the white house reached out to me personally and asking me for my support with >> regard to the proposed legislation, i came out in support of it. i thought it was a good medium ground and obviously some some folks on

tiene 2 tatuajes que dicen sophie y rosa patrols from bear county.portó el jueves pasado ante la presencia de decenas de bañistas. el joven tenía en su poder un arma y al huir la lanzó al mar junto con paquetes de marihuana. el menor fue arrestado y ahora enfrenta cargos por agresión contra un policía por exhibición inadecuada de arma de fuego y por venta de marihuana. y esta mañana, un hombre perdió la vida mientras transitaba en su motocicleta entre lawrence expressway y la avenida market. el hecho ocurrió a la altura de sunnyvale, un poco antes de las 07:00. según la policía, el motociclista iba en dirección norte sobre lawrence expressway cuando giró a la izquierda y chocó contra el auto. los agentes descartaron que las causas del accidente sean por consumo de drogas o de alcohol. y por otra parte, la diócesis católica de sacramento dice que planea declararse en bancarrota el próximo mes. la institución enfrenta más de 250 demandas por abuso sexual por parte del clero y también de otros empleados de la iglesia en diciembre, la diócesis anunció su

county, texas. just a few minutes ago on cnn overwhelmingly minority county. and i don't need our deputies being accused of just approaching people that look undocumented and asking for papers and then putting us in harm's way that way sudan's add lavanderia is outside of migrant shelter in the border city of el paso, ed did the appeals court judges give us any signs as to how they might rule on letting this law go into effect >> while the fifth circuit is considered one of them most conservative appellate courts there in the country. but there were some tea leaves that you could kind of read into today to kinda get a sense my car drives by one of the judges was talking about whether or not there could be parts of the texas law that could be allowed to go into effect while more scrutiny is applied to other sections. of the law. so that that kind of opens the door to the possibility that maybe, perhaps this becomes a piecemeal implementation of this law. but that is as good as, as we were able to kin

there's cameras in the courtroom in fulton county, georgia. >> bearing more scrutiny or holding welliny and issue of the time line and obviously her story of when she began the relationship was at odds with some of the testimony the judge seemed to basically accept it as the word because he suggest that had other entities, bar association and so forth might go after that but that might be the target for the trump team. >> got to get ten people if there to do an attack. send them across the southern boarder and 9 million people that entered unlawfully and illegally and only takes four to do this kind of carnage >> .>> bill: is the u.s. an easy driver and retired attorney general about that and more coming up next. honestly, i was scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. great. one more thing to worry about. it was all too hard to deal with in the beginning, but making a plan with my doctor to add precision was easy. preservision areds2 contains the exact nei recommended, clinically proven nutrient formula to help reduce the risk of moderate t

today is officially the first day of spring at a brown bear at the milwaukee county zoo left. it's cozy just in time to enjoy the nice weather. check out this footage of the bear basking in the sun has shared by the zoo. all look at that big yawn right there. brown bears spend 4 to 6 months out of the year and they're dead in a winter sleep according to the zoo. but it looks like this guy got just in time to enjoy that warm, nice weather, something we can all be thinking about as enjoy this first day of spring together. sydney's taronga zoo announced the birth of twin red panda cubs. how cute are these guys? you can see them cuddling and playing in their enclosure right there. they wait about 3.5 ounces when they were born. a very cute red pandas are endangered species that winds will spend the first 90 days of their lives tucked away being cared for by their moms in the safety of their den. the cubs, a male and female, a new a 3 months old. the zoo said that winds are expected to start exploring their outdoor habitat soon. a sichuan takin calf showed off her jumping skills at

other nearby businesses including denny's and black bear diner also shut down. the mayor recently announced the city, county and state leaders are working together to make that hegenberger corridor safe again. >>> and that closure comes just as the city of oakland is ending a more than year-long search for a new police chief. the mayor announced yesterday that floyd mitchell will be taking the helm at the oakland police department. we explain it comes with past criticism which the mayor thinks will bring the experience oakland needs. >> reporter: more than 30 years experience and veteran of the u.s. air force and can soon add. >> i have selected chief cloyd mitchell. >> reporter: oakland police department's next chief. >> a strong leader, smart crime fitter and more so than that, delivers results. >> reporter: mitchell said in a statement he looks forward to working with residents, businesses, city leadership and the police commission to build a stronger and safer oakland. before we can do any of that he has to pass state rimts. the process is under way. >> curr

today is officially the first day of spring and a brown bear at the milwaukee county zoo left.zy den just in time to enjoy all that nice weather. so check out this video of the bear basking in the sun. it was shared by brown bears spend 4 to 6 months of the year. and there, dan, in a deep winter sleep in coming seeing what's going on. figuring out what they're going to taxed. that's cute. don't go anywhere. we have another hour of news ahead for you here on kron 4, including a disturbing crime coming up at the south bay, we've learned the location of that hidden video camera that captured 91 people, including some kids. >> inside a bathroom plus east bay health official sharing a health alert after a potential measles exposure at a restaurant. i'm justine waldman lcu for kron. 4 news waldman lcu for kron. 4 news at 3. that's next. - have you ever heard of something called toxic stress? it can develop in people who experience trauma as kids and don't get the support they need. when they have their own kids, it can be hard for them to be the type of parent they wanna be. - learn

it is counties that generally bear the brunt of wildfire disasters.hink her continuing leadership and significant contributions to improving wildfirevg prevention, response and recovery. her response to the county's efforts have been steadfast and are deeply appreciated by the county and and me personally, a since 2010, the county has endured nine major wildfires, issued over 25,000 evacuation orders, lost over 130 buildings, including 63 homes, and wildfires released 4.1 million metric tons of carbon. i'd like to focus on them issues relative to how we can improve the wildfire processes. advocates for amending the stafford act to reflect the cascading repetitive nature of post wildfire flooding. while cumulative impacts usually exceed the minimum for a declaration, the disaster events are separated by 72 hour windows. as a result, the county is lost access to millions of dollars in fema reimbursements and is virtually no access to the public sistance program. commission recommendation 79 calls for protecting taxpayer investments by ensuring that fema

it is counties that generally bear the brunt of wildfire disasters.nk her continuing leadership and significant contributions to improving wildfire prevention, response, and recovery. her response to the county's efforts have been steadfast and are deeply appreciated by the county and her residence. and me personally, as well. since 2010, the county has endured nine major wildfires, issued over 25,000 evacuation orders, lost over 130 buildings, including 63 homes, and wildfires released 4.1 million metric tons of carbon. i'd like to focus on them issues relative to how we can improve the wildfire processes. advocates for amending the stafford act to reflect the cascading repetitive nature of post wildfire flooding. while cumulative impacts usually exceed the minimum for a declaration, the disaster events are separated by 72 hour windows. as a result, the county is lost access to millions of dollars in fema reimbursements and is virtually no access to the public assistance program. commission recommendation 79 calls for protecting taxpayer investments

each piece of greensboro has been attached to a far-flung county, rural counties that bear no common with the urban areas in greensboro making the seat totally unwinnable for a democrat. sadly, i will not be able to continue to represent my district. the worst thing of all of this is i believe i represent the values of my district. i have brought in more community project funding for my district than any congressperson anybody can remember.i believe i worked really hard to support and represent my constituents and i regret that the state legislature has made it impossible for

it is counties that generally bear the brunt of wildfire disasters. want to think her continuing leadership and significant contributions to improving wildfire prevention, response, and recovery. her response to the county's efforts have been steadfast and are deeply appreciated by the county and her residence. and me personally, as well. since 2010, the county has endured nine major wildfires, issued over 25,000 evacuation orders, lost over 130 buildings, including 63 homes, and wildfires released 4.1 million metric tons of carbon. i'd like to focus on them issues relative to how we can improve the wildfire processes. advocates for amending the stafford act to reflect the cascading repetitive nature of post wildfire flooding. while cumulative impacts usually exceed the minimum for a declaration, the disaster events are separated by 72 hour windows. as a result, the county is lost access to millions of dollars in fema reimbursements and is virtually no access to the public assistance program. commission recommendation 79 calls for protecting taxpayer

it is counties that generally bear the brunt of wildfire disasters.ink her continuing leadership and significant contributions to improving wildfire prevention, response, and recovery. her response to the county's efforts have been steadfast and are deeply appreciated by the county and her residence. and me personally, as well. since 2010, the county has endured nine major wildfires, issued over 25,000 evacuation orders, lost over 130 buildings, including 63 homes, and wildfires released 4.1 million metric tons of carbon. i'd like to focus on them issues relative to how we can improve the wildfire processes. advocates for amending the stafford act to reflect the cascading repetitive nature of post wildfire flooding. while cumulative impacts usually exceed the minimum for a declaration, the disaster events are separated by 72 hour access to millions of dollars in fema reimbursements and is virtually no access to the public assistance program. commission recommendation 79 calls for protecting taxpayer investments by ensuring that fema funds can be appli

other businesses including a denny's and black bear diner have also closed recently.the city is working with county and state leaders to make the corridor safe again. >>> in vunesia a cultural celebration took a stand against a controversial game. for the last two decades high schoolers have bladed border patrol. older students chase and capture younger students and drop them off in unknown locations against their will. it's not only dangerous but offensive, which is why the issue was part of today's latino and indigenous celebration of spring put on by the aid coalition, the school district, library, and local chapter of black lives matter. >> what we're trying to do is just bring some education and understanding into the community, some cultural diversity and hope we can eradicate this. >> the festival also featured music, food, art, and performances. families were encouraged to come and spread the message that cultural incensety is not welcome in benicia. >>> the 3 month old overdosed on fentanyl last year and now lawmakers are taking action introducing a new state

. >>> in the swing county of mari maricopa in the swing state of arizona, president biden came bearing gifts. mr. biden said 20,000 construction johns bs would be created in four states including arizona. >> that's why today's announcement is such a big deal. we will allow manufacturing to make a comeback here in america after 40 years >> it comes after the chips act he signed into law in 2022 it could boost america's share of advanced chip production from 0 to 20% >>> the biden administration releasing a regulation for a target of 56% of all u.s. vehicles sold to be electric by 2032, down from 67% in last year's proposal. the epa says the move will prevent more than 7 billion tons of planet-warming carbon emissions over the next 30 years and will provide nearly $100 billion in net benefits like lower health costs >>> angie lassman is tracking a snowstorm in the north >> we've got snow in the north, showers and thunderstorms expected across the south. a couple systems that we're tracking through the day today there's the indication of that snow across parts of the northern plains, down

other businesses, including denny's and a black bear diner also closed recently. the mayor of oakland says the city is working with the county and the state to make the corridor safe again. >>> safety at bay area refineries will be the center of discussion tomorrow. these flaring incidents have prompted concerns by local residents. the meeting will be held at john muir elementary and on zoom at 6:30. >>> this is a live look at the oakland coliseum. the a's open the 2024 season at home against cleveland this thursday. it could be their last season at the coliseum. the team is set to move to las vegas and may play at a different ballpark while the new vegas park is under construction. the a's lease of the coliseum expires after this season. the city and county did meet about a possible extension of the lease. a spokesperson said it was positive and productive and plan to meet again this week. a's fans are planning a boycott on opening day to protest the move. last year, the reverse boycott at the coliseum, this month they're planning an opening day boycott. >>> okay

. >>> happening tonight in contra costa county, caltrans is shutting down two lanes on interstate 580 at the richmond-san rafael bridge. the closure will start at 7:00 p.m. and it's expected to last until 5:00 tomorrow morning. during that time, crews will repair the upper deck of the bridge. it will impact the westbound lanes just after the toll plaza. >>> new at 6:00, a new ferry will be christened this afternoon in vallejo as the latest addition to the sf bay ferry fleet. this photo is showing the boat being tested in washington. it will be the fleet's 17th ferry, and the capacity is more than 300 riders. leaders will take part in a short celebration ride. >> get the champagne bottle. you smash it on the boat, don't you? >> i want to gulp, gulp. that will be the other bottle. >> the christening of marcus. >>> let's take a live look outside on this monday morning, overlooking san jose. it looks like a nice start to our monday morning. kari is keeping tabs on the forecast. >> we had such a big weekend, with rain and sunshine, rainbows, some of us even had a few thunderstorms. now we'

, immediately adjacent to the bear gulch district of cal water.ater is committed to maintaining the sources of local supply that that small company has been utilizing to unnamed creeks tributaries and so this is simply expansion and amendment of the contract to recognize that expansion. this follows cal water being a private utility. they have gotten cpuc approval for that acquisition and really it is aimed around the acquisition of small systems to maintain water quality because they are not economically feasible for those small numbers of connections. happy to answer any questions. >> any questions from the commissioners? okay. seeing-commissioner ajami. >> i was wondering, i have no problem with the issue here, but i was wondering, as they are sort of bringing them under their wing, is there anything we can work with cal water to do to make sure they help them with their water ficiency and the way the water is used before just rather then taking them as a status quo and providing them with the water? >> cal water has been serving them since 201

each piece of greensboro has been attached to a far-flung county, rural counties that bear no common interest with the urban areas in greensboro making the seat totally unwinnable for a democrat. sadly, i will not be able to continue to represent my district. the worst thing of all of this is i believe i represent the values of my district. i have brought in more community project funding for my district than any congressperson anybody can remember.i believe i worked really hard to support and represent my constituents and i regret that the state legislature has made it impossible for me to continue to do that. host: representative kathy manning talking "washington journal "washington journal is about the issue on." thank you for your time. as you watch throughout the day we will see if the house passes the package of appropriations bills to keep the government funded. you can stay close to c-span. we take it to the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. communication from the speaker. the clerk: rooms washington, d.c. march 22, 2024. i hereby

other businesses, including a denny's and a black bear diner have left the same area. thao recently joined county and state leaders to announce republicans for new safety measures there. >>> people in one east bay city are souring on a plan to open new pickleball courts, so much so, they're organizing protests starting later today. developers are transforming part of richmond's craneway pavilion into pickleball courts they plan to open for a weekend tournament, and that's despite the fact that city leaders say that the pickleball court proposal was rejeked last year. a second proposal for permanent courts and a club is still under review by the city and state. the while the developer insists that the weekend tournament is a standalone event, it is not sitting well with a lot of opponents. >> this isn't about pickleball. it's about public space. we want to make sure that the craneway pavilion stays at a public space. >> now, the developers did not comment to nbc bay area, but in the past they have said that the proposal is within existing lease agreement. supporters arg

bear in that response.and response continue, president biden has made clear this whole administration will be providing support in every respect for the recovery and the rebuilding process that really comes down to four major focus areas. reopen the port, deal with the supply chain implications until the port does reopen, rebuild the bridge and deal with the surface transportation implications while the bridge is rebuilt. we're already taking steps towards each goal. with regard to the port, again, the coast guard in coordination with the army corps of engineers will lead on the channel cleanup and the reopening so that that port can get back to full operation. we are concerned about the local economic impact with some 8,000 jobs directly associated with port activities, and we are concerned about implications that will ripple out beyond the immediate region because of the roles -- excuse me, because of the port's role in our supply chains. this is an important port for both imports and exports, and it's am

other nearby businesses, including denny's and black bear diner also have recently closed.or of oakland says the city is working with county and state leaders to make that corridor safe once again. >>> and before we go, cinthia has one last check of the forecast. >> we're starting to wrap up those overnight showers, but we could continue within the next hour to see a chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two for the south bay, the santa cruz mountains. lunchtime, that time stamp up there for you. mostly clear, just dealing with a little wind and partly cloudy skies before getting convective showers. so we get a little more of the daytime heating and instability with another chance of thunderstorms for east bay and wrapping it up on sunday night. but we have two more storms on the way as we go on through the middle part of the week and next weekend. i'll be watching that as we get ready for easter sunday next week, a week from today. >> and palm sunday today for all those who will be marking it. ramadan still continuing. we hope you all have a wonderful sunday. we want to th

other businesses including denny's and black bear diner also shut down. are working together to make the hegenberger corridor safe again. >>> the faa is planning to increase its oversight of united airlines following that series of mechanical issues involving the airlines boeing jets. in a memo to employees united said federal investigators will be on-site to take a closer look at work procedures, manuals and facilities. this after several shocking incidents including an external panel that blew off during a flight from sfo to oregon. fortunately, that plane landed safely. that one was hurt. you may also remember earlier this month we reported one of united boeing's planes headed to japan lost a tire after taking off from sfo. it was diverted to l.a. where it landed safely. united says it welcomes the engagement from the faa as the airline works to assure customers its planes are safe. >>> turn to the weekend forecast with cinthia pimentel. hey, cinthia. >> good morning, kira and good morning everyone. we have a soggy camera network overlooking now san jo

other nearby businesses, including denny's and black bear diner, have closed recently.the city is working with county and state leaders to make the corridor safe once again. >>> going to turn now to cinthia pimentel with our microclimate forecast on this sunday. >> good morning, everyone. well, the rain has definitely been coming down, down here in the south bay in the overnight hours. we're seeing some slick roads through downtown. temperatures waking up in the 50s. we'll go over and take a look out towards the valleys. 49 in dublin to start our sunday morning. 52 in oakland, with a breeze coming out of the west-northwest at 12 miles an hour. this is really starting to be the exit of the rain that we have had this weekend, and we'll continue to see that as the morning hours go on. as far as out towards the airport, sfo, some slick raunways out there and starting our temperatures in the 50s. so if you are planning to drive around the bay area this morning, just be careful with some slick roadways out there and some areas that are seeing a bit of heavy downpours at this

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we have a hawaiian ghost town in tawilla county. hanksville built inside a mountain and i challenge you to find another store on the planet more eclectic than smith in ogden. we believe in the bear lake monster and some of you here tonight are delta rabbits and jordan beet diggers. i'm sure this is all what our first territorial governor brigham young had in mind when he said this is the right place, but there's another way in which utah is different, and even a little weird. despite being a small oddly shaped state out west, utah continues to dominate endless lists of national rankings. utah was recently named the best state to start a business, most charitable state and with the most independent people. named the number one state for trick-or-treating, this is true, but i know that won't stop the senator's efforts to help us reach even higher heights. probably my favorite ranking comes from u.s. news and world report they evaluated all 50 states using thousands of data points and more than 70 different metrics in eight categories,

are brought to bear in that res response.hile the investigation and the response continues, president biden had made clear that the whole administration will be providing support in every respect for the recovery and the building process peered from the department of transportation perspective, that comes down to four major focus areas. reopen the port, deal with the supply chain implications until the port does reopen, rebuild the bridge, and deal with the surface transportation implications until the bridge is rebuilt. each of those is a distinct line of effort and we are already taking steps toward each goal. with regard to the port, again the coast guard in coordination with the army corps of engineers will lean on the cleanup and reopening so that can get back to full operation. we are concerned about the local economic impact with some 8,000 jobs directly associated with port activities. and we are concerned about implications that will ripple out beyond the immediate region because of the ports role in our supply chain

all resources are brought to bear in that response while the investigation in the response continued, president biden has made clear that this whole administration will be providing support in every three respect for the recovery and rebuilding process from a department of transportation perspective, that really comes down to four major focus areas reopen the port deal with the supply chain implications until the port does reopen rebuild the bridge, and deal with the surface transportation implications until the bridge is rebuilt. each of those is a distinct line of effort and we're already taking steps toward each goal with regard to the port. again, the coast guard in coordination with the army corps of engineers will lead on the chain panel, cleanup and the reopening so that that port can get back to full operation. we are concerned about the local economic impact with some 8,000 jobs directly assault seated with port activities. and we are concerned about implications that will ripple out beyond the immediate region because the roles excuse me, because of the ports role in our su

our dollars spent right now translate to millions for the city of county of san francisco. the dda also the public private partnership are the platinum standard. and so the delicate balance between the private and the public sector absolutely. also bearing in mind that treasure island residents are san francisco resident, okay, they vote, they pay for the bonds and everything. and so the city has obligations to extend the resources on the mainland to the treasure island. and we are actively involved in making sure that that's going to take place. and so basically, this is really great, again, thanking everybody. and we also have partnership across the board. for instance, we have a partnership with the arts commission, and i know i'm looking at the audience. i see mary lou and jill manttan. they are also and as we also have with other agencies, his county transportation authority and mentioned. so this project here, people are coming in, they are learning and they are participating. and that is why, it's a lesson in itself. so i will be glad from with entertain many discuss

back end of this but still made it into marin county.hours was at mount tamalpais, at three oakland, 15 100. sunnyvale had a quarter inch of rain, along the peninsula, half moon bay, about a quarter of an inch. but the heaviest amounts, without question, were around san jose, willow glen, the almaden valley blossom hill, back over towards campbell, los gatosúand into the santa cruz mountains. but watch here. see are see, there's a back edge. so we're about done here. but this is a pretty good morning event. the low kicks out head south to southern california. takes the turn into arizona. we will get a break thursday friday more clouds on the weekend and another system on the way. if it isn't monday, it will be tuesday when it's a rain year. be careful to take systems out or to say their week. be careful. rain south to north, but it looks like it's about over here. so 60s on the temps. we do though. have good news if you want sunshine and warmer temps starting thursday friday for sure. but then a lot of cloud cover rolls back in on the we