longtime congresswoman anna eshoo is retiring. she will not seek re-election. >> i want you to know you've made me a better person. you have deepened my love of democracy. you have demonstrated the goodness and the decency of the american people over and over again. >> she did things right for a lot of years. even support from both sides of the aisle. congresswoman eshoo has broken a lot of ground in her distinguished career. she was the first woman to represent california's district 16, which covers parts of the peninsula and the south bay. she was also the first democrat to do so. she began her career in 1982 on the san mateo county board of supervisors. in 1992, she was elected to congress, and she has been serving ever since. the 80-year-old eshoo will serve out her term, which ends in january of 2025. joining us now is congresswoman eshoo. it's an honor to have you on the program. you are still a factor. you're still a force. why step down? >> well, i think it's time, and it's the best way for me to explain it. i have had the

eshoo served ten years on the county board of supervisors followed by 31 years in congress. she made the retirement announcement in an online video posting and used the opportunity to highlight key legislation surrounding health care and environment policy. >> over all the years my legislation and votes have reflected the values of my constituents, strength in democracy, protect our national security, perfect our union by making it fair for all and build an economy that lifts up everyone. >> the congresswoman noted she was able to accomplish a significant amount in the house in spite of the fact two-thirds of spent in the minority party. her current term ends in january of 2025. >>> the drama at openai continues today. sources close to the matter say although ousted ceo sam altman accepted a job at microsoft, he is still fighting to return to ai. there are investors who want him to come back. hundreds of employees have threatened to join him at microsoft if the board doesn't reinstate him. one board member has reportedly flipped into altman's camp. bloomberg is reporting alt

representative khanna called eshoo a giant in silicon valley. he's done so much technology, so much women's rights. so much supporting biotech. cutting edge to health it's a huge loss for the valley. >> but and so proud of for service, for our district, for state. and it's going to choose for someone to fill. >> khan thank su for her mentorship that he says helped him get into politics. >> coming up with the salesforce ceo says he's willing to do if some employees working for another artificial intelligence company with their job. plus, the new ucsf study revealing the side effects marijuana has on the body. why taking may not be as safe as previously and new data about wasted thanksgiving food and the effects ago far beyond the di >> breaking news at this hour. sam altman is apparently back has opened a i c e o this just days after getting fired by the board and starting a new job at microsoft, the san francisco based startup just posted on social media site acts saying, quote, we have reached an agreement in principle for sam altman to return

silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo announced she won't run for reelection next year. you're watching getting answers. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. representative anna eshoo, whose district includes large parts of santa clara and san mateo counties, who was elected in the year of the woman in 1992, announced this morning that she's calling it a career. >> her as the first woman and the first democrat to ever represent our district. i'm very proud of the body of bipartisan work i've been able to achieve on your behalf in the congress. 6006 of my bills have been signed into law by five presidents in including the preservation of lands here at home. landmark advancements in women's health, the creation of two federal agencies to promote research and development. >> but as she joins more than a dozen house democrats who are choosing to retire or run for a different office next year. joining us live now to discuss her legacy tsay and the implications of another veteran departure, abc7 news insider phil matier. hey, phil. >> yeah, this is a sea change. we're just

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joining me now is the congresswoman herself, anna eshoo of california.g here. first, let me ask you, why leave now? >> well, i think it's time. and contrary to the mess in washington and people fleeing, i'm really not running away from the congress. i think it's time. at the end of this term, i will have represented my constituents for 32 years in the house of representatives. i have experienced a great deal. it is really the highest honor and privilege of my life. my constituents have been, i mean for them to place their trust in me over three decades, i'm enormously grateful. but i just felt something inside this time, a tug, that i haven't felt before. so it's time. >> you've served your country so loyally, and i certainly don't mean to diminish that at all, and i think most of us, if not all of, us can understand why 32 years is sufficient. but there have been a lot of departures announced this year. i believe we're up to thirty house seats that are opening up. i wonder if you could tell us how you see the congress has changed, and the work changed,

. >>> silicon valley congressman and eshoo announcing today she will not seek re-election in 2020 or -- 2024. >> i am choosing this beautiful season of thanksgiving to announce that i will not seek re-election and i do so with a heart filled with unending gratitude to you, my magnificent constituents. eshoo was elected to the us house of representatives back in 1992 after serving on san mateo county board of supervisors for a decade. district covers much of santa clara county including parts of san jose and san mateo county. >>> a live look at the white house now. president biden discussing how his administration and law enforcement can work to stop the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. the president actually mentioned his meetings with both china and mexico presidents during apec in san francisco last week. >> last week, in san francisco, we made important progress with both china and mexico . during the meeting with president xi, we took a critical step of resuming cooperation between our two countries. >> china's leader did agree to efforts to cut fentanyl at the source, stopping its

congresswoman anna eshoo is retiring. she will not seek re-election next year. she has broken a lot of ground in her career, the first woman to represent district 16 which covers parts of the peninsula and south bay and was the first democrat to do so. she began serving ten years on the san ma day out county board of supervisors and followed that up with 32 years in congress. she announced her retirement. >> i'm very proud of the body of bipartisan work i've been able to achieve on your behalf in the congress. >> the congresswoman says she's proud of her accomplishments in the house especially when two-thirds of her tenure was spent in the democratic minority. joining us now is our political analyst, larry gerston. i was caught off guard by this. was this a surprise in your circles? >> i haven't heard anything about it and most of the people i talked to all day long, hadn't heard about it. >> she did things the right way, continues to do so. democrat or republican, she's earned a lot of respect. >> two-thirds of the time she was in the minority. when you're in t

congresswoman anna eshoo announcing today she's going retire at the end of her current term as she was represented a large part of silicon valley for more than 3 decades of change and growth kron four's theresa doctor today about her legacy in what she's doing next. >> i think i have the most magnificent constituents peninsula and south bay congresswoman anna eshoo was elected to the house of representatives in 1992. she says when she took office, she was unique and more ways than one. it was the first time in the history of our country that a woman was elected to represent highly distinguished congressional district, silicon valley district and the first time the history of our that the woman and a democrat, the first time right off the bat, as she says that she wanted to make a difference. constituents lined up my office to sign papers, signed papers, signed papers my staff. why did they have to sign all these papers? that what you can't? it's so not allowed under law. digital signatures are not allowed. i they're going to bake in total, as she says that she got 66 bills signed by 5

anna eshoo recently announced she was not seeking re-election in 2024. >>> paul pelosi's attacker is already awaiting sentence bug now comes a possible round two. san francisco's district attorney seems ready to roll up her sleeves and pursue more charges. however, a lot depends on whether or not the state case will even make it to trial. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab live for us to explain what could happen here. ginger? >> reporter: we know david depape has been convicted of attempting kidnapping and assault in his federal case. a sentencing date has not yet been set, but he could face up to 50 years in prison. this morning, david depape was not present here for his state case at court, but a trial date for that case was set by his attorney and the prosecutor. the trial start date is set to begin on january 12th of next year. but tomorrow both attorneys are also scheduled to be back in front of a judge to set a date for a pretrial conference. now, why is that significant? because one of the things that could be on the table during that pretrial conference is a settlement in t

joining me now is the congresswoman herself, anna eshoo of california.swoman, thank you for being. here first, let me ask you, why leave now? >> well, i think it's time. and contrary to the mess in washington and people fleeing, i'm really not running away from the congress. i think it's time. at the end of this term, i will have represented my constituents for 32 years in the house of representatives. i have experienced a great deal. it is really the highest honor and privilege of my life. my constituents have been, will mean for them to place their trust in me over three decades, i'm enormously grateful. but i just felt something inside this time, a tug, that i haven't felt before. so it's time. >> you've served your country so loyally, and i certainly don't need to diminish that at all, and i think most of us, if not all of, us can understand why 32 years is sufficient. but there have been a lot of departures announced this year. i believe we're up to three house seats that are opening up. i wonder if you could tell us how you see the congress has cha

. >> south bay congressman anna eshoo announcing tuesday she'll be retiring next year. >> i have commuted across the country every single week for 31 years, immediately following the announcement, messages of support from around the bay area came flooding in for eshoo, who's known for her work in areas including technology and health care. >> she's been a mentor to many young people in the bay area, and i probably wouldn't have been in congress if it weren't for her mentorship as issues. >> retirement is part of a growing wave of long serving bay area politicians who are either stepping down or moving on from their positions for one reason or another. that's allowing for fresh new faces to fill these roles. for the first time in years. traditionally, opportunities to replace local members of congress don't come around often. it's been about 20 years since the south bay seat was last up for grabs. >> everyone says, let's bring in younger people. new blood, keep it flowing. but in washington, the rules are the longer you're there, the higher you go up the staircase to power. >> state assemb

. >> congresswoman anna eshoo announced today she will be retiring at the end of her current term that she has represented a large part of silicon valley for more than 3 decades of change and growth kron four's theresa spoke with her today about her legacy. and what's next? >> i will forever until i close my eyes to this world. so grateful to have blessed to represent special special place in our country peninsula and south bay congresswoman anna eshoo was elected to the house of representatives in 1992. >> she says when she took office, she was unique and more ways than one. it was the first time in the history of our country that a woman was elected to represent highly distinguished congressional district, silicon valley district and the first time in the history of our that the woman and a democrat, the first time right off the bat, as she says that she wanted to make a difference of women who had had cancer who mastectomies. they have health insurance, but the insurance companies told reconstruction was cosmetic. and therefore they would not cover it. i was outraged when i heard th

he'd be vying for congresswoman anna eshoo's seat. she announced last week that she's retiring after more than three decades. her district includes parts of the peninsula, silicon valley, and san jose. tonight liccardo says he has not made a final decision. he released this statement. it reads in part, "i am still in the process of calling community leaders and supporters to talk about how the federal government can better address the many critical issues that we face." now, a few weeks ago, liccardo joined us on this program. we asked him point plank blank his future in politics. >> politically speaking, what's next for you? i know you're not done. >> i got to go back to class next week and teach. in the meantime, i'm staying busy. >> would you consider a run for congress, u.s. congress? >> i'm not looking at anything like that. you won't see me doing that next year, i can assure you that. >> things change, as we know, very quickly in politics. we should note that was earlier this month, november 1st, before congresswoman eshoo annou

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. >> south bay congressman anna eshoo announcing tuesday she'll be retiring next year. >> i have commutedevery single week for 31 years, immediately following the announcement, messages of support from around the bay area came flooding in for eshoo, who's known for her work in areas including technology and health care. >> she's been a mentor to many young people in the bay area, and i probably wouldn't have been in congress if it weren't for her mentorship as issues. >> retirement is part of a growing wave of long serving bay area politicians who are either stepping down or moving on from their positions for one reason or another. that's allowing for fresh new faces to fill these roles. for the first time in years. traditionally, opportunities to replace local members of congress don't come around often. it's been about 20 years since the south bay seat was last up for grabs. >> everyone says, let's bring in younger people. new blood, keep it flowing. but in washington, the rules are the longer you're there, the higher you go up the staircase to power. >> state assembly member evan low s

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. >> days before thanksgiving, south bay congresswoman anna eshoo back in her district office, back wheret all began on this day, the 16 term incumbent announcing her current term will be her last term in the us house of representatives. oh, i think it's time. i think it's time. i'm not running away from anything. i have 16 terms. hi everybody. i'm anna eshu from the shoes. >> career in the house began with the wave of women elected to congress in 1992. the then 14th district, representing the innovation capital of silicon valley, never had a democrat or woman in the seat. >> it's a job that is not for the faint of heart. i have commutes and across the country every week now for 31 years to do my legislative work washington, d.c. but then to come home and to be with my constituents, to listen to them, to be with them, as she says she's authored or coauthored 66 bills that have become law, getting federal recognition of the armenian genocide and the affordable care act make her smile with pride. >> but still, on the table. how congress will shape the use of artificial intelligence and a na

joining me now is the congresswoman her self-congresswoman eshoo of california. thank you for being here. let me ask you why leave now? >> i think it's time. and contrary to, you know, the mess in washington and the people fleeing, i'm really not running away from the congress. i think it's time at the end of this term i will have represented my constituents for 32 years in the house of representatives, so i've experienced a great deal. it's really the highest honor and privilege of my life, and my constituents have been -- you know, for them to place their trust in me over, you know, three decades, i'm enormously grateful. but i just felt something inside this time, a tug that i haven't felt before, so it's time. >> you've served your country so loyally and nobody -- i certainly don't mean to diminish that at all, and i think most of us if not all of us can absolutely understand why 32 years is sufficient, but there have been a lot of departures announced this year. i believe we're up to 30 house seats that are opening up, and i wonder if you could tell us sort

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eshoo recently announced she was not seeking re-election. >>> alex pedilla said we can't meet our climate goals without taking this crucial step. he's calling on the epa to pass strict greenhouse gas standard emissions. they are leading the push. it's part of the global pact the u.s. signed along with 26 other nations to enable 100% zero emission new truck and bus sales by 2040. this comes ahead of the yearly united nations climate change conference which starts tomorrow. >>> well, a big prediction about a.i. from a silicon valley tech leader. he says a.i. is quickly gaining on humans. nvidia is a tech company in the bay area that makes processors for a.i. at a tech summit in new york, the ceo said how quickly can a.i. kbeet humans? if a.i. is defined as a computer that complete tests in a fairly competitive way to humans, well, it will achieve those tests within five years. >>> well, is there a dream location where you want to retire? think about it. we're going to break >>> making it in the bay is hard for any age. housing costs could be the highest prices and out of the ten most expens

. >> well, after 3 decades on capitol hill, silicon valley, a congresswoman anna eshoo announced today she will retire from congress. >> seeing this beautiful season thanksgiving to announce that i will not seek reelection. and i do so with a heart filled with an ending gratitude to you, my magnificent constituents. as the first woman and the first democrat to ever represent our district. i'm very proud of the body of bipartisan work. i've been able to achieve on your behalf in the congress. >> has she was elected to the house of representatives in 1992. after serving on the san mateo county board of supervisors for a decade. her district includes a big parts of san mateo and santa clara counties. a lot of that silicon valley as she rose through the ranks and eventually lead committees including health care and clean energy technology. her term ends in january of 2025. coming up over the holidays can be pretty stressful for people. we've got advice from experts on how to deal with that. >> later, a new study suggests that cannabis can be just as risky as tobacco. and that's no matter w

. >> he discussed his friendship with anna eshoo. he said her contributions will be msed but is looking forward to working with her replacement. making it easy for you to give back, we teamed up witsafeway. if you'd like to help us with our food drive, advice the your local safeway, easily donate at the register thanks to you we've already raised close to $300,000 so far. thank you so much to everyone who has already donated. >> it is our favorite program for the community. a live look outside. back in the day we thought wednesday was the getaway, no one works on wednesday nowadays. this is kind of our new getaway day. vianey is here tuesday, interstate 80. it's packed. i think everyone is on the road to grand ma's. >> dry roads. everybody still keep it slow and steady. we all have to make it somewhere. the temperatures will be cold tonight into early tomorrow morning. no threat of frost or black ice. some other views of the bay. san jose, 59 degrees. dublin, 54. overall just like the winds are calm, this is the pattern leading into

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we're talking about congresswoman anna eshoo, right? who will no longer be running for a position again. we'll see. so we'll talk more about her legacy. she's done so much time. and so speaking about for all angles, you're running errands or after the meal. yeah, yeah. iran or do hard usually strolls the movement is last minute stuff happens in the next 2 days. okay the grocery store in cleaning up yards and all that for visitors. i know which i kind let go of the past couple weeks. time to clean up things again. yeah, but yeah, it no. it's a busy time of year for so many of in this. you're getting outside this week. >> it's the busiest travel week of the year. probably the busiest at the grocery stores to and guess what, nothing to worry about. as far as the forecast goes, we're keeping a clear keeping it dry. the golden gate bridge. >> definitely not as crystal clear and sunny as it was yesterday. you can see that line of cloud cover that is working across the bay today making for a partly cloudy one today, even with those clouds, tem

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and congresswoman anna eshoo is retiring. she just made that announcement yesterday as we reported year. >> on the kron 4 morning news. she says he's not seeking reelection after her current term. she represented a big part of silicon valley for more than 3 decades. and there's a lot of changing rose in that time. she was first elected back in 1992. since then she got 66 bills signed by 5 different presidents. she was the first woman to serve in a leadership role on the subcommittee on communications and technology. >> honor to represent it. and a huge responsibility to get it right. so you know, all the innovation could move forward, whether innovation, innovation in the life sciences. >> she also served as the first female chair of the health subcommittee and worked on the house and energy and commerce committee as well. >> 66 is the time street parking in san francisco will stay free on sundays, at least for now. the sfmta wanted to extend parking meter hours later at night and on sundays. but some of the city supervisors

. >> in palo alto, protesters gathered outside the office of congresswoman anna eshoo saying she hasn't done enough to protect palestinians. eshu. eshu youth can't hide. >> we charge you with genocide. >> they want you to join federal lawmakers who support a permanent cease fire. >> so far, it's just been lip service of talks of, you know, it's not enough. it's not enough. so we're asking her to sign on to the resolution that is on the congress floor now demanding a permanent cease fire and more humanity for the people in palestine. >> she issued a statement saying in part, i have not called for a permanent cease fire because i believe hamas must be removed from power in gaza because they have no regard for the welfare of the palestinians. they claim to represent. >> former san jose mayor sam liccardo could run for congress, according to the chronicle. liccardo is now in the process of forming an exploratory committee. liccardo has said in the past he is interested in running for the south bay seat that will be vacated by the retiring congresswoman anna eshoo, next year. meantime, santa

a lot has changed since congress woman anna eshoo was first sworn in in january of 1993. >> the internet was nascent. it was a baby that was just being born. >> she was part of legislation to advance the internet. and in her decades long tenure, 66 of her bills have passed, signed by five presidents, something recognized by speaker emerita nancy pelosi just hours after she announced her retirement. >> any subject you can name health care, education and energy technology, climate, whatever the subject that she has been on the forefront now after years of work representing her district, which is included large parts of the peninsula and south bay as she says, she feels at peace with retirement plans. >> i have commuted across the country every single week for 31 years. her retirement comes at a time when congress has seen turmoil, including the recent house speaker race and struggles to avoid a government shutdown. >> but she said that's not what influenced her retirement. >> aunt i'm not fleeing the congress. that's not what my decision is about at all. i think that it's time for me. >> a

congresswoman anna eshoo is retiring. she announced today she will not be seeking reelection after her current term ends. >> as you is represented a big part of silicon valley for more than 3 decades of change and growth. she was first elected in 1992. since that she's gotten 66 bill signed by 5 different presidents. she was the first woman to serve in a leadership role on the subcommittee on communications and technology. >> san jose mayor matt mahan is celebrating thanksgiving week by giving back to the community. he and his family visited san jose's latest permanent supportive housing site today to serve thanksgiving meals to seniors. mayor mahan emphasized the need for more housing sites like this one, especially for older adults. >> we need an alternative location to unmanaged encampments, for every person out our streets today when that safe and dignified shelter and services provided. we need to require that people come inside for their sake and for that of our entire community. >> the meals are provided by a nonpr

los crímenes, aunque el indulto fue anulado el año pasado tras el anuncio de que la congresista ana eshooa de supervisión del condado santa clara en otros temas expertos sugieren que los esfuerzos por frenar el cambio climático no han sido suficientes. un grupo de investigadores indicó que las consecuencias del calentamiento global se pueden ver en el océano Ártico y es posible que hasta la siguiente generación presencie un Ártico sin hielo. según los expertos, las emisiones mundiales van a sobrepasar el límite del calentamiento en 1.5 grados. el máximo propuesto en el acuerdo de parís en el 2015. y bueno, ya que hablamos de esto de las condiciones, vamos a retomar esta información a las 5 46. vamos con irán aquí está lista para darnos esas temperaturas actuales? bueno, creo que les va a gustar porque ya se calmó un poco la las condiciones alrededor de la región ya realmente no estamos viendo esa lluvia, pero aún continúa un poco de inestabilidad que quizá nos impacta al final de esta semana. >> pero primero hay que ver cómo están las condiciones actuales alrededor de la región. en san jo

. >>> also, longtime bay area congresswoman anna eshoo is retiring. >> on this thanksgiving, i will bowing me

. >> activists called for a permanent ceasefire in gaza outside the office of congresswoman anna eshoo. eshu. eshu you can't hide. >> we charge you with genocide as about two dozen people were part of the coordinated action in palo alto this afternoon. >> staffers said she is in washington and was not inside her office at the time of the protest. activists say she has not done enough to protect palestinians and want the congresswoman to demand a permanent ceasefire. >> so far, it's just been lip service of talks of, you know, it's not enough. it's not enough. so we're asking her to sign on to the resolution that is on the congress floor now demanding a permanent cease fire and more humanity for the people in palestine. >> in a statement to the activist, she wrote in part, i have not called for a permanent cease fire because i believe hamas must be removed from power in gaza because they have no regard for the welfare of the palestine as they claim to represent. >> president biden is urging congress to pass more funding, military funding for israel. but there are some roadblocks. some r

eshoo de acuerdo a nuevos documentos publicados por los reguladores federales de seguridad.n la que piden que se detengan las represalias. dicen también que han enfrentado racismo en el lugar de trabajo y que los directores han intentado despedir por simpatizar con los palestinos. 6 el grupo también pide a google que termine un contrato de 1.2 mil millones■!ae dólares con israel y condene públicamente lo que está pasando allá en palestina. google no ha respondido a estas acusaciones 12 con 23 al regresar de la pausa tendremos mucha más información. recuerda seguirnos en los medios sociales que ve en pantalla. bueno, también las aplicaciones telemundo 48, telemundo 33 y telemundo fresno están disponibles en todos los teléfonos. ya regresamos. bomberos de sacramento rescataron de ahogarse a un pequeño venado mientras alisaba un ejercicio de entrenamiento en el lago anatoma. el martes. ahí tenemos algunas fotografías. bueno, le comento. el pequeño animal se deslizó bajo la superficie mientras intentaba nadar a través del lago y fue entonces que los agentes de bomberos entraron

reportando para telemundo nathalie vera hacemos nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve eshoo de los quepras de este cybermonday o lunes cibernético. las ofertas pueden ser arma de doble filo. peligro en las playas y otra noche frían orma ese debate que tiene muchos en casa. poner un árbol de navidad artificial o natural. revisemos aquí unos datos. este año, según la asociación nacional de Árboles de navidad, el precio de los árboles ha aumentado un 10% más que en 2023. es decir, que están costando un promedio de entre 80 y 100 $ esta temporada. de ellos, los árboles de navidad artificiales están más caros este año que los naturales. sus precios rondan un promedio de 85 $ o más, dependiendo del tamaño, el material y los artefactos extra. por ejemplo, algunos traen ya las luces incorporadas. todo eso va sumando al precio total. ahora, si se pregunta qué opción es la más ecológica, natural o artificial, bueno, todo depende. la mayoría de los árboles naturales terminan en el basurero y eso es dañino para el medio ambiente, porque su descomposición es muy lenta. por lo que genera metano, que

personas se reunieron frente a la oficina de la congresista ana eshoo para pedirle que firme una resoluciónhículos pesados. ese es el llamado que están haciendo al gobernador y al gobierno, senadores y líderes de la industria. la iniciativa impulsada por los senadores alex padilla y sheldon whitehouse, busca que la agencia de protección ambiental epa agilice un conjunto final de normas de emisiones para principios del próximo año. >> freight trucks and buses that are contributing to the catastrophic climate events. >> el acuerdo es parte de un pacto global que estados unidos firmó junto con otras 26 naciones para permitir ventas de nuevos camiones y autobuses 100% 0 emisiones para 2040. vamos a cambiar de información. son las 17:00 de la tarde con 15 minutos. vamos a hablar de las condiciones del tiempo. viendo esta toma en vivo de san francisco, el cielo se ve bastante despejado, a pesar de que llegó un poquito de lluvia y cómo le fue? cómo le fue usted con esa lluvia que cayó? ya como estaba pronosticando, viene por la noche, entrada la madrugada. cuéntanos más. desde el centro de meteoro

. >> congresswoman anna eshoo introducing a bill that aims to fight domestic through technology. >> the bill is called tech safety for victims of domestic violence, assault and stalking act. it would authorize a doj department of justice run pilot project to establish more tech enabled abuse clinics and create a grant program that would help train nonprofits in colleges and how to support abuse victims. this can range from using social media to specialty spyware apps, according to a 2021 study, 97% of programs providing support to domestic violence victims mention that the abuser used tech to stock, harassed or control their victims. if you or anyone, you know, is a victim of domestic violence, you can visit our website for a list of domestic violence shelters in the bay area or you can call the national hotline. the number is on your screen. 807, 9, 9, 72. 33, it is a 24 hour hotline. evacuation orders are lifted in contra costa county this evening after an overnight wild fire quickly spread. >> the fire started about 10, 30 last night near the community of canyon. the fire fully engul

a lot has changed since congresswoman anna eshoo was first sworn in in january of 1993. >> the internetat was just being born. >> she was part of legislation to advance the internet. and in her decades long tenure, 66 of her bills have passed, signed by five presidents, something recognized by speaker emerita nancy pelosi just hours after she announced her retirement. >> any subject you can name health care, education

estudiantes se enfrentarían con el aumento, pero es algo que lo decide la junta administrativa del sistema c eshoo recaudando fondos para ayudar a estudiantes sin hogar. libertad pedraza nos explica cómo ustedes pueden contribuir. >> la pandemia, la inflación y el aumento en las rentas han causado que cada día sean más los estudiantes con inestabilidad en vivienda en san josé, pues bueno, en lo personal es un poco complicado ya que tienes que adaptarte al horario de la escuela y el horario del trabajo. >> entonces si es difícil, es difícil. como estudiante pagar la renta. >> kevin es un estudiante del este de san josé que vive por su cuenta y explica como él la misma situación se refleja en al menos la mitad de sus compañeros de escuela y siente esto les hace más difícil concentrarse en estudiar. >> se ha aumentado significativamente. los estudiantes sin hogar. en 2020 teníamos 300 2. hoy en día, en 2023, tenemos 900. estamos proyectando que al final de año escolar vamos a tener 1500 estudiantes que no tienen vivienda estable, explica. >> por eso el distrito decidió que esta temporada festiva van

. >> thank you, congresswoman anna eshoo, thank you for your time, and thank you for your time these last few decades. that is it for this evening. now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening. alex. i alerted you the other night that i was gonna do something i haven't done for years, which is stand and walk. i did it successfully, to my surprise. tonight i feel i should warn you, because this is the kind of thing you're going to care about. you might notice it at some point when you are studying on the hdtv. for the first time in television history, and maybe in my adult life, i am working tonight without collar stays. and i don't have any idea how this collar is going to look by the time we get to 10:30. dan, our director, i just instructed him to stay as far away from the collar as possible. >> listen, i couldn't tell if you didn't tell me, but talk to me at ten, 10:40, and: 45. >> i'm lucky because jelani cobb, these candidates that might have extra collars. >> metal collar stays. not the ones you get from the dry cleaners. >>

. >> thank you, congresswoman anna eshoo, thank you for your time and thank you for these last three decades. that is our show for this evening. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> let me be clear, the speaker, donald trump, and the maga republicans here in congress committed to outrageous tax cuts for the very top. i have a different view. one of ways we pay for all those investments and we paid for them -- and by the way i cut the federal deficit by over $7 billion. >> that was president joe biden yesterday in colorado pushing his message on the economy, jobs, and the contrast between his administration and the former president. we'll have more of biden's comments including the word that's been missing from his recent speeches. >>> also ahead, the latest on the temporary truce in gaza. israel and hamas agreed to extend it one more day, but there are signs that those talks are becoming more contentious. plus, we'll take a look at the life of former secretary of state henry kissinger, who passed away yesterday at the age of 100. 100 >>> good morning and welcom

. >> in palo alto, protesters gathered outside the office of congresswoman anna eshoo saying she hasone enough to protect palestine. liens. eshu eshu you can't hide. >> we charge you with genocide. >> they want you to join federal lawmakers who support a permanent cease fire. so far, it's just been lip service of talks of, you know, it's not enough. >> it's not enough. so we're asking her to sign on to the resolution that is on the congress floor. now demanding a permanent cease fire and more humanity for the people in palestine. >> as she issued a statement saying in part, quote, i have not called for permanent cease fire because i believe hamas must be removed from power in gaza because they have no regard for the welfare of the palestinians they claim to represent, according to the chronicle, former san jose mayor sam liccardo could run for congress and is now in the process of forming an explorar committee. >> liccardo was said in the past. he's interested in running for the south bay seat that will be vacated by the retiring congresswoman anna eshoo, next year. the meantime, san

prison time ortiz is required to undergo 5 years of supervised release 7.34 and congresswoman anna eshooretiring. she made the announcement yesterday as we reported here on the kron 4 morning news. >> she will not seek re-election after her current term as she represented big part of silicon valley for more than 3 decades. she was first elected in 1992 and since he's gotten 66 bills signed by 5 different president. >> she was the first woman to serve in a leadership role on a subcommittee and for communication and technology. honor to represent it. >> and a huge responsibility to get it right. so you know, all the innovation could move forward, whether innovation, innovation in the life sciences. >> she also served as the first female chair on the health subcommittee and worked on the house in energy and commerce committee. >> 7.35 is the time and street parking in san francisco will stay free on sundays, at least for now. the sfmta wanted to extend parking meter hours later into the night and then also on sundays. but the city's supervisors reached a deal with the agency to temporarily

siqueiros low has not said whether or not he is going to officially filed the paperwork to run for eshoo's he did confirm that it's a possibility. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news for baseball fans who will miss the oakland a's when they leave. >> a new team is attempting to fill that gap in oakland. we'll hear whether teams, we'll hear whether teams, co-founder picked the town febreze! your bathroom... needs febreze small spaces... the always-on, odor-fighting air freshener you set and forget. no outlets used, no batteries needed, no effort required. so your bathroom stays continuously fresh for 45 days. that's the power of febreze small spaces. know today. a 19 year-old from concord was charged. >> in connection to a hit and run crash that killed a man on thanksgiving night. the hit and run crash happened just before 7 in the area of oak grove road and treat boulevard in concord. a santa rosa teen was found not responsible for stabbing and killing one of his classmates earlier this year at montgomery high school. a sonoma county judge ruled the suspect is not responsible for the ki

. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and congresswoman anna eshoo's retirement announcement is expected to open up a new wave seats in the south bay when it comes to politics because we have assembly member has been low. he's thinking about running for su sede. and so now we're seeing the trickle down effect of other people throwing that their hat in the ring for his seat, which is assembly district 20 soon. yeah, that's he covers areas such as sonny bill cupertino, santa clara and a small part. >> of san jose. the 3 already a raise include patrick aarons. tara, should christian mardin aaron's is serving his 5th year as lows district director and sits on the foothill de anza community college district board of trustees and now. >> should krishnan is on the santa clara county board of education and works as senator dave court as his deputy chief of staff and legislative director. dan meanwhile, is the current vice mayor of sunnyvale. he's also the youngest and first south asian and muslim elected to the sunnyvale city council. >> as the line of candidates vying for the seat g

see that will now be vacated by the retiring congresswoman anna eshoo next year.ording to the chronicle, liccardo is now in the process of forming an exploratory committee. meantime, santa clara county supervisor joe simitian has officially jumped into that race committee and announced his campaign today to fill his shoes. district 16 seat, which she has held now for more than three decades. if elected, the democrat has said priorities would be climate change, protecting reproductive rights and tackling the housing crisis. simitian has served as supervisor for northern santa clara county since 2012. a former united states secretary of state, henry kissinger, has died at the age of 100. fox's richard said now takes a look back at his life, which includes a nobel peace prize. some criticism, but also diplomatic breakthroughs with his towering intellect and ruthless realpolitik, his dazzling shuttle diplomacy and obsession with his own image. >> henry kissinger was perhaps the most gifted, admired and reviled american diplomat of the 20th century. >> there is no coun

. >> south bay congresswoman anna eshoo announcing tuesday she'll be retiring next year. >> i have commuted across the country every single week for 31 years, immediately following the announcement, messages of support from around the bay area came flooding in for seiu, who's known for her work in areas including technology and health care. >> she's been a mentor to many young people in the bay area, and i probably wouldn't have been in congress if it weren't for her mentorship as she retired is part of a growing wave of long serving bay area politicians who are either stepping down or moving on from their positions for one reason or another. >> that's allowing for fresh new faces to fill these roles. for the first time in years. traditionally, opportunities to replace local members of congress don't come around often. it's been about 20 years since the south bay seat was last up for grabs. >> everyone says, let's bring in younger people. new blood, keep it flowing. but in washington, the rules are the longer you're there, the higher you go up the staircase to power. >> state assembly membe

. >> peninsula congresswoman anna eshoo says she's enjoyed her career representing silicon valley in house of representatives. she was first elected in 1992 when a wave of women entered congress. but now she says, it's time for someone else. >> it's a job that is not for the faint of heart. i have commuted across the country every week now for 31 years to do my legislative work in washington, d.c. but then to come home and to be with my constituents, to listen to them, to be with them. >> political analysts say she's seniority in the house, has served the bay area well. they say there are at least four possible candidates, likely to run for her seat issue is not saying who she might endorse as the federal communications commission is proposing a new rule to ban nearly early termination fees for cable and satellite service contracts. >> the proposed rule is part of the biden administration's focus on eliminating so-called junk fees. the fcc says when companies charge customers early termination fees. it lits their freedom to choose the service they want. the fcc will vote on whether t