martinez.l argument of roman martinez on behalf of the pitners may it please the court: for too long, chevron s distorted the judicial process and undermined statu interpretation. it should be overruled for three reasons. first, chevrontes the constitution. ruires them to interpret federal statutes using their best and independent judgment. chevron undermines that duty. it reallocates interpretive authority from courts to agencies, and it forces courts to adopt inferior agency constructions that are issued for political or policy reasons agents of congress. it mandates judicialias and encourages agency overreach. by removing key checks on executive power, it threaten individual liberty. the most straightforward reading of section 706 requi novo review of legal questions. congress put constitutional and statutory interpon on equal footing, and it required independent legal judgment ato both. as justice swrote, the apa's text contemplates that ts, not agencies, willieintatut. and, third, this cou

martinez. is a new product designed to prome althy cholesterol levels a dietary supplement or a drug? martinez: sorry. can u ve that one more time? justice kagan: a new product designed to promote healthy cholesterol levels, ist dietary supplement -- that's a statutory term -- martinez: ok. stice kagan: -- or a drug? martinez: i -- i think it would dendn -- on the -- the original understanding of the text of that statute in -- read in context. justice kagan: you -- you want the -- martezand i think that's a -- a legal question for a court. justice kagan: -- you think that the court should determine whether this new product is a dietary supplement or a drug without giving deference to the agency, where it is not clear from the text of the statute or from usingnyraditional methods of statutory terpretation whether, in fact, the new product is a dietary supplement or a drug? martinezi justice kagan: you want the courts to decide that? martinez: justice kagan, i think with respect to that question

martinez.w product designed to promote healy olesterol levels a dietary supplement or a drug? martinez: sorry. can you givehaone more time? justice kagan: a new product designed to promote healthy cholesterol levels, is it a dietary supplement -- that's a statutory term -- martinez: ok. juste gan: -- or a drug? martinez: i -- i think it would depend on othe -- the original understanding of the te othat statute in -- read in context. justice kagan: you -- you want the -- martinez: ani ink that's a -- a gal question for a court. justice kagan: -- you think that thcot should determine whether this new product is a dietary supplement or a drug without giving deference to the agcy, where it is not clear from the text of the statute or from using any tratial17 methods of statutory interpretation whether, in fact, the new product is a dietary supplement or a drug? justice kagan: you want the courts to decide that? martinez: justice kagan, i think with respect to that question or any other of the -- a

and ed, happy new year. >> same to you, astrid martinez.hank you. >>> we head now overseas where tonight there is a marked escalation of tensions along one of the world's busiest shipping routes. it happened in the red sea after a container ship issue addis stress call saying it was under attack by iran-backed houthi militants in four boats. u.s. military from the uss ice sawyer and the uss gravely responded by returning fire. they sunk three boats killing their crew members. the u.s. says it's the 23rd red sea attack by houthi rebels since mid-november. what's happening in the red sea is a spillover from the israel-hamas war. ian lee is on the front lines of the conflict tonight. ian, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ed. you can see smoke rising from the intention fighting taking place in northern gaza behind me. this comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns the war could last many more months. paramedics arrive on the scene of an artillery strike in khan younis today. "move quickly, there's a boy" shouts the ambula

el caso del acusado fue ingresado en la cárcel de martínez y enfrenta cargos de robo de auto y ataquedidos. las autoridades indicaron que la acción de sus oficiales evitó que este sujeto se convirtiera en un peligro para la comunidad, mientras que en saratoga, el dueño de un viñedo ha sido multado con miles de dólares por permitir que 1 de sus empleados viva en una casa rodante que está justamente estacionada en un terreno que es de su propiedad. vamos con fátima navarrete, que nos va a explicar por qué se ha dado esta situación. >> y es una historia que solo verán aquí en telemundo. >> 48 si ellos todo el tiempo nos han querido ayudar, siempre marcelin martínez nos cuenta que desde hace 7 años ha vivido en esta casa rodante ubicada en los terrenos de propiedad privada del viñedo savannah channel winery en saratoga, y ha trabajado para ellos casi 24 años. pero no pensábamos que fuera meternos en problemas. >> y es que ahora su empleador, michael ballard y dueño del viñedo, ha acumulado una deuda que hasta 2019 ascendía a 15.200 $ en concepto de multas por parte del condado santa clara

here we have another example of chevron acting just like >> martinez, refining company. she says flaring would be solved. at the chevron in martinez refineries comply with emissions standards by installing what's called a wet gas scrubber. instead, the refineries are suing the bay area. air quality management district over the standards. these 2 companies. >> are on the hot list for flaring and bad behavior. city county and state lawmakers on alert. i'm getting calls like every other week about an incident and one or another. they find california congressman john garamendi represents the district where all of northern california's refineries are located. he says flaring his cause, public health hazards in the past and that the refineries have a responsibility to operate safely. no matter the financial cost. what needs to be done is for them find to make necessary investments in equipment. whether that is a scrub or whatever other equipment might be necessary. >> to operate effectively safely and efficiently. taylor says that a group of contra costa county residents will

here we have another example of chevron acting just like >> martinez, refining company. she says flaring would be solved at the chevron and martinez refineries comply with emissions standards by installing what's called a wet gas scrubber. instead, the refineries are suing the bay area. air quality management district over the standards. >> taylor says that a group of contra costa county residents will be attending the county's board of supervisors meeting tuesday morning over the flaring. we are going to >> continue our fight to make sure that this is a priority and that somebody forces them to pay attention to what all this flaring needs. city county and state lawmakers on alert. i'm getting calls. >> like every other week about incident and one or another. find california congressman john garamendi represents the district where all of northern california's refineries are located. he says flaring his cause, public health hazards in the past that the refineries have a responsibility to operate safely. no matter the financial cost. what needs to be done is for them find

martinez refineries.y're calling on the county to require the refineries to implement better maintenance of the facilities. they also want them to install a device to separate pollutants from the gas streams. >> over the past year, average of on average. our community has been exposed to a level one flaring every 8 days and a really sore spilling hazardous materials every 3 weeks. how was this allowed to continue? at what point do you stop being reactionary and shut them down until they can prove they're operating safely. get together and do something. >> like i said so far, it is not clear if the county will take any action. >> they're making memories. it was kind of a tough weekend for some folks in south lake tahoe. it could worse, though, women part of a bachelor at party got their suv. they're stuck sunday morning near heavenly in the snow. thankfully so good. they were able to finally safely make it down. the mountain. and somebody is going nice little toasted the wedding. chief meteorologist lawren

you need support. >> reporter: so the martinez legacy continues. will graduate from the naval academy and become a commander. >> it is terrifying to think he will have to go and lead the sailors. you know. it is a future of uncertainty. >> knowing what you have gone through in this long 15 year journey, longer, 20 year journey, do you regret your children going into the same direction? >> not at all. i am proud of what they did and what they are doing. because i know that if they will be able to help others, and get, you know, they will know how to deal with others. how to help guide them in the right direction. >> reporter: part of history, but no doubtedly impacting generations to come. >>> an olympic legend was in the bay area signing autographs. it was kerri walsh jennings. she was in pleasanton. as you can see, all smiles. the lines to meet her was out the door. she grew up in saratoga and began her storied career at stanford. she went onto win three olympic gold medals and these days, she has a non-profit 1440 which she founded with her husba

>> a mountain lion sightings reported in martinez. the homeowner spotted a big cat just roaming around near his home on a surveillance camera and as kron four's, philippe djegal tells us this isn't the first time that a mountain lion has been seen in that area. >> you know, i love the best part about here the quietest, you know, being out here in nature and in some cases getting up close and personal with wildlife. this is kind of the back part of the property we've got, you know, a couple acres here. >> down that way, if you go up that way in the end john myhre land trust up, that coming from that direction in the wooded alhambra valley in martinez, a mountain lion was spotted on ryan mooney surveillance camera early friday morning. it's intimidating for sure. you see a big cat. you know you gotta go all. that's a that's a that's a sizable creature back there. that's pretty close to the house, you know, and luckily, it's always kind of 03:04am, in the morning. and seems to be this is the second time a cougar has been filmed passing t

major. >> major: astrid martinez, thank you. major. >> major: astrid martinez, thank you.to-coast with the northeast and midwest seeing the biggest increases. the cdc reports hospitalizations are up nearly 17%, that is based on the most recent week of data. cbs's elise preston is in los angeles county where some health care facilities have reintroduced mask mandates. >> reporter: new year, new concerns about a spike in covid cases. >> our volume has really surged. and i attribute that to not just to covid but influenza, rsv. i'm not seen as many people fully immunized as in past years for flu, for covid boosters. and so it makes them much more vulnerable. >> reporter: the rise in infections has prompted at least five states to reinstate masking requirements at health care facilities as new variants spreads across the country. cases are up at least 25% in los angeles county, where emergency room physician dr. angelique campen says she's happy to see the mask mandates return. >> it really helps to protect the vulnerable people that are sitting out there in the waiting room r

. >> a mountain lion sighting reported in martinez, a homeowner spotting the big cat roaming near his home on his surveillance camera as kron four's philippe djegal reports. this is not the first time a cougars been seen in that area. >> brian mooney and his wife, adrienne, walk this road in the back of their home in martinez, often the sprawling property in the alhambra valley stretches several acres and they share their space with a wide variety of four-legged neighbors. we've had a we caught on video coyote is almost, you know, weekly. >> howland front of the torrential is also at the wildlife out here while his home was under construction back in february 2022. mooney's camera captured video of a cougar passing by a trailer presumably on its way to briones regional park. >> we shared an image of the big cat with the california department of fish and wildlife at the time. >> and a spokesperson determined it was an adult male likely looking for food and almost 2 full years later on friday, mooney's camera filmed another mountain lion passing by the same camera. john myhre land trust

. >> marcelino martínez nos cuenta que desde hace 7 años ha vivido en esta casa rodante ubicada en los viñedo sabana channel winery, en saratoga, y ha trabajado para ellos casi 24 años, pero no pensábamos que fuera meternos en problemas y es que ahora su empleador, michael ballard y dueño del viñedo, ha acumulado una deuda que hasta 2019 ascendía a 15.200 $ en concepto de multas por parte del condado santa clara al permitir que marcelino y su familia vivan en la casa rodante. >> to live in a trailer. >> michael expresa que en 2019 el condado llegó a inspeccionar una supuesta denuncia de que estaban desechando aguas negras en el arroyo, lo cual no se comprobó. luego recibió una carta diciendo que era ilegal que una persona viva en un rv y que tenía 2 semanas para desalojar los martínez family had nowhere to go. eso significaba, dice michael, que en plena pandemia, la familia de marcelino se quedaría en la calle, por lo que no permitió que eso pasara. >> aquí nació mi hijo, el más chico. si tengo 3, 3 hijos y el más chiquito tiene 6 años. >> según la ordenanza municipal en el condado de

live in san jose lauren martinez, abc seven news. that is the best assignment of the day. >> i'm impressed. she could hear herself. >> it was loud and crazy, but it's expected. >> and she did a great job. >> yes. thanks, lauren. and we'll be right ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senate - with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. to time it all out. and cornel bernard will join us live with the latest conditions from the north bay. you can see here at embarcadero a little wet two plus, how will the rain impact the niners divisional game against the packers tomorrow at lev

though the state supreme court still is to weigh in on whether the project could even move forward jose martinez has more on this historic space that has now become a battleground over the housing crisis. >>> some people are definitely not happy about the future of people's park here in berkeley. you can see behind me, they came here, once again, to reject the student housing project that has divided this community. >> reporter: protesters are standing their ground as hundreds of law enforcement officers descended on people's park, putting up fences and shipping containers. one of dozens of protesters gathered at the park to reject the controversial student housing project. >> it is important, as that historical marker but also as a little bit of open space, as berkeley grows and grows and grows. >> brought his grandson, cj, to his rally in greece. >> i was here in '69 to start people's park and so of course many historical and spiritual and things close to my heart have happened in this park. >> reporter: but uc berkeley says they need more houses, so the plan is to preserve two thirds of the p

martinez. a new product a dietary supplement ora drug. >> a new production to help with cholesterol or a drug? i think the original understanding of the text in the statue. >> yothink thathad the court should determine if this new prodt a dietary supplement or a drug and not use any traditionameods of interpretation, if is a dietary ppment or a cholesterol drug? you want the cot to decide that? >> erare going to be hard questions. i think the court will bring all the traditional questions to bare. >> they do that under chevron. we have made clear with all th traditional tools. if you can find the answer, that is the swer. so the court is very rarelyin this situation in ich you're talking it thinks at the law thinks x instead of y. we have reigned inlittle more the last few years. sometimes it runs out and sometimes there is a genuine a.m. . >> i don't think chevron is e doctrine that only applies to tie-breake500 scenarios. >> tie breaker, there are sometimes yolook at the stute and the most ho

josÉ martinez is there with the details. >>> it has definitely been a tragic day.look where i am now. that is the intersection of concord avenue in diamond boulevard. you can still see that cream crashed. many locals are concerned. >>> a fatal plane crash left the community in shock. >> i am standing there and i heard it. >> reporter: wayne loosen martinez and has been a delivery person for years. he is one of several people that witnessed around 1030 in the morning at the intersection of concord in diamond. >> luckily didn't hit cars or buildings. he flies every day. then it didn't make it. >> reporter: according to officials, the pilot was pronounced dead at the scene. the vehicle on the ground was also involved in a crash and the driver taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> i heard reports that it was doing touching goes. this time it had just taken off and it was an abrupt nosedive. >> the battalion chief said it could have been much worse. >> immediately our hotels and commercial businesses. eventually we run into residences. it is regular community. w

lots of upper 50s and low 60s. 60 martinez, 60 morgan hill, 62 napa, 689 right there in san franciscoget back to that atmospheric river. it is offshore. it'll continue to develop as it heads into tomorrow night. every single thing that i'm tracking right now about this, it continues to have this off to the north, so it're only going to get a glancing blow from this , which means a spotty chance of a few showers friday night and a little bit here and there as it head through saturday, but the bulk of this would be your rica off to the north. rainfall totals friday, saturday, quarter inch, maybe around half inch in greenville, but santa rosa to the south, only trace amounts to maybe 2/10 of an inch, really picking up little to nothing once you go south of san francisco . again, a different story. your rica and crescent city, 2 to 4 inches of rainfall. a few spotty shower chances friday, saturday. what about the big game for the 49ers? weather is coming through stronger temperatures upper 60s for kickoff, partly cloudy skies, little bit of a breeze could go, 49ers. seven-day forecast, dr

but right now we'll take you to martinez and around san pablorof 80, light to moderate rain. 880 right across the middle of the bay, the dumbarton bridge and also the san mateo bridge. wet weather there and finally into the santa cruz mountains. looking at some lightrillionain. this continues and increases throughout the day. so notice the 4:00 hour right before game time right on through the evening, taking you through the overnight and then getting a break early sunday morning. that's why it's a level two. we had a bit of a break this morning. gusty winds in the hills. then we get into a chance of a thunderstorm sunday night into monday. right now currently it is 59, in san jose and 56 in san francisco. and you can see the dry skies there. not a whole lot has been happening in san jose, and the visibility has been reduced to a couple of a mile a couple miles out there. so the gusty upper level winds will keep it pretty breezy at times. but this is your hour by hour look at how the rain continues to increase. so one 2:00 we have scattered showers. look what happens by 4:00. we are loo

astrid martinez has the story. >> we could give a specific location, like how many people are on thiselebration -- >> when the sun goes down, it's a whole different sight, too. >> reporter: law enforcement is on high alert. >> we're covering the whole city, but we're focused on manhattan. >> reporter: anybody wants to try anything, what would you tll them? >> not today. not tonight. not ever. >> reporter: this year, officers on the lookout for protests like those that interrupted the thanksgiving day parade and a tree lighting in november. and police will use drones for the first time ever to monitor potential dangers. >> this year, the drones are giving us a better view of exactly what's going on, you know, in realtime. >> reporter: below times square, the busiest mass transit hub of the city will be watched closely. >> our plans for policing this event is multi-layered. you know, we're talking about the subway system. you know, our riders are going to see a visible presence and an invisible presence. >> reporter: this historic celebration, named for "the new york times," dates all t

>> plus, there's new video showing a mountain lion in the back of a home in martinez. but the homeowner is saying about the sighting and the forty-niners are headed to the super bowl in las vegas will see >> some fans but could not make it to levi stadium spent the afternoon cheering on the forty-niners from one of the official watch parties mo-mo's on second street hosting the san francisco party and kron four's amanda hari takes us there. fans here at mo-mo's. we're pretty quiet for the 1st half of the game. but >> they stayed faithful. they didn't even have time. and the payoff was an exciting comeback. >> mueller's burn grill was taken over by san francisco forty-niners fans sunday from inside the building to outside on the patio. red and gold was everywhere. >> can say ali could be mistaken for one of the players dressed in full uniform to cheer on the for a special championship. right. we're show your true colors. and even when the niners were down by 17 points, he still remains faithful to the bed when they're losing in all we can short the show support sanders

and a mountain lion has been spotted in martinez, fish and wildlife say that if you ever encounter a mountain lion, you want to stand your ground, make loud noises, don't turn and run. just trying look as big loud as you can. they say if you run outline will think your prey. and niners gear is selling hot ahead of the game. as you can imagine, prom for caught up with shoppers at the team store at levi stadium looking for newly printed t-shirts and caps and hoodies at all, say nfc champions. >> nice year. i'm still wearing those socks. can you i'm looking forward to getting are you going to spring or not? ok? it will be my new good luck. could be that each game i have now is getting kind of ready. cheap enough and i'm waiting for the super bowl like i wanted to say. >> super bowl champs. that's i will not buy and like that get well. and right. i don't think you get a hoodie or not. what do you think? i can wear more in the bay. you know, to me because like these last 2 days. so that's what john definitely hoodie, right? do they have mentors, rain but that would be not was the perfect.

you will notice near martinez as well. we have been seeing the rain intensifying in the north bay from calistoga, heading towards saint helena and down towards the south bay. there is some rain falling right now around san jose willow glen it is lighter in nature as we look at san francisco around chinatown, mission district seeing some showers the wider picture showing you the low is off the coast. this is a level one storm. there has been thunder reported around modesto, so the rain will pick up as the night goes on and continue to intensify along with the potential for some thunderstorms as we head towards the wee hours of tomorrow morning, it turns more showery in nature. wind are gusting right now. 38 on diablo 45, mount eminem thunderstorm risk is going up, as you can see, and it's a level one on our storm impact scale through tonightrillionain. brief downpours, gusty winds, ponding on the roadways. there are many more days of rain to deal with. i'll be back with a look at that forecast coming up. >> all right sandhy

jos÷ martinez talked with the owner on the bittersweet day. >> reporter: it is the end of an era for beloved small caf÷ in berkeley. >> it is sad. people have asked me how i feel today. the overall emotion is just sad. >> reporter: a tough day for collin durran who has been running homemade caf÷ for 12 years right here at the corner of sacramento street . caring a local legacy the first open in stores 45 years ago. >> i ate here is a kid. moved away and came back. caught it from the original owners and worked here for many years. i guess i am seeing is full cycle. >> reporter: even though locals love to come here, he says things are too complicated to stay open. >> i guess that is some of the frustrating part. it is just the reality of today. we have been busy on the weekends. all the time. change economies, there is no one coming in and it is harder for people to come eat monday through friday during the week , what you need to do to sustain the business. the weekends can take care of something but not everything. >> reporter: he said his favorite part was helping out people through

we've seen farther to the north come back in the bay area and right now we're north of 50 degrees in martinez it is 53 in palo alto and 55 in san jossy and after a cool start we're coming out of a very chilly start we have, and in fremont as the sun continues to shine we'll head to the upper 50s for today. mostly a calm wind and then it will chill down very quickly again tonight after seeing highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. we'll talk about when that rain is coming back in the microclimate forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> we are learning more detail about a fiery plane crash in japan. it appears to have been caused by a miscommunication or mishappeneding and you'll remember when a japan airlines plane collided on landing with a coast guard aircraft waiting to take off in tokyo. everybody onboard the airliner made it out alive, but five people on the smaller coast guard plane died. the transcript just released by the japanese air ministry shows the coast guard aircraft was not authorized to enter the runway. the coast guard pilot repeated back the correct instructions

as you can see, pockets of rain here and there back to little convection right around martinez rightt active thunderstorm, but we do have a little bit of isolated pockets of heavy rain. be talking more >> 6.44 and here are 4 things that you need to know today. the oakland police department has made several arrests for the death of an officer officer twan lee lay was killed in the line of duty on friday. he was responding to a burglary near jack london square. a man has been arrested on homicide charges for the murder of his girlfriend. she was reported missing december 12 and her body was found later outside in berkeley. the capital of police department became suspicious of this man after they found the woman's car at his home and he refused to help investigators find his missing girlfriend. the driver of that bus that crashed into a wall at uc santa cruz last month died from his injuries. he just died last wednesday. the bus was carrying 5 students when it crashed near the main entrance to the campus. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating 2 attempted car theft and the

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mountain lion sighting reported in martinez, a homeowner spotted the big cat roaming near his home on his surveillance camera. and kron four's philippe djegal tells us. >> it's not the first time a mountain lion has been seen in that area. >> you know, i love the best part about here the quietest, you know, being out here in nature and in some cases getting up close and personal with wildlife. this is kind of the back part of the property we've got, you know, a couple acres here. >> down that way, if you go up that way in the end john myhre land trust up that way and coming from that direction in the wooded alhambra valley in martinez, a mountain lion was spotted on ryan mooney surveillance camera early friday morning. it's intimidating for sure. you see a big cat. you know you gotta go all. that's a that's a that's a sizable creature back there. that's pretty close to the house, you know, and >> luckily, it's always kind of 03:04am, in the morning. and seems to be this is the second time a cougar has been filmed passing through his property. the california department of fish and wild

juan martinez residents tells us the flarings at the chevron and martinez refineries seemed to have becomeeekly event and she believes they could be solved if the refineries installed what's called a wet gas scrubber. but their finery is seem to be focused on suing the bay area air quality management district for the violation notices. they've been recently hit west at this point. both residents and lawmakers are calling for immediate changes. >> what needs to be done is for the refineries to make necessary investments in equipment, whether that is a scrub or whatever other equipment might be necessary to operate effectively safely and efficiently. we are going to >> continue our fight to make sure that this is a priority and that somebody forces them to pay attention to what all layering needs. >> kron 4 did reach out to the chevron refinery for comment. but we have not yet heard back. the chevron and martinez refineries next court date regarding their lawsuits against the air quality management district is scheduled for february 10. >> thank you. well, now to our 4 zone forecast and talk

martinez also closing due to damage. the city claimed the martinez fishing, piers, unsafe. and it's having an engineering firm. take a look at it. no word on a planned reopening date there in marin. crews have closed to a sidewalk after a large sinkhole appeared on timber on avenue and >> stuart drive. caltrans says it's working to make some repairs there. well, weather causing a lot of issues finally catching a break, saw some sunshine out there today. >> not a cloud kind of rolling. back in tonight. a few scattered light showers begin to pop up. and i think most of that is over by the morning hours. so here's your wake-up weather. still cloudy skies tomorrow morning. we've got to make sure some patchy fog some leftover moisture, the weak system moving to our north. a lot of clouds throughout the bay area. skies tomorrow is holding those temperatures down just a bit by 8 o'clock 40's and 50's and by 10 o'clock just a little bit warmer temperatures generally in the 50's. we'll check out 10. 10 forecast coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. a man in petaluma was a

astrid martinez has the story. >> we could give a specific location, like how many people are on this -- >> reporter: high above the celebration -- >> when the sun goes down, it's a whole different sight, too. >> reporter: law enforcement is on high alert. >> we're covering the whole city, but we're focused on manhattan. >> reporter: anybody wants to try anything what would you tell them? >> not today. not tonight. not ever. >> reporter: this year, officers on the lookout for protests like those that interrupted the thaksgiving day parade and a tree lighting in november. and police will use drones for the first time ever to monitor potential dangers. >> this year, the drones are giving us a better view of exactly what's going on, you know, in realtime. >> reporter: below times square, the busiest mass transit hub of the city will be watched closely. >> our plans for policing this event is multi-layered. you know, we're talking about the subway system. you know, our riders are going to see a visible presence and an invisible presence. >> reporter: this historic celebration, named for "

lots of upper 50s and low 60s. 60 martinez, 60 morgan hill, 62 napa, 689 right there in san francisco let's get back to that atmospheric river. it is offshore. it'll continue to develop as it heads into tomorrow night. every single thing that i'm tracking right now about this, it continues to have this off to the north, so it're only going to get a glancing blow from this , which means a spotty chance of a few showers friday night and a little bit here and there as it head through saturday, but the bulk of this would be your rica off to the north. rainfall totals friday, saturday, quarter inch, maybe around half inch in greenville, but santa rosa to the south, only trace amounts to maybe 2/10 of an inch, really picking up little to nothing once you go south of san francisco . again, a different story. your rica and crescent city, 2 to 4 inches of rainfall. a few spotty shower chances friday, saturday. what about the big game for the 49ers? weather is coming through stronger temperatures upper 60s for kickoff, partly cloudy skies, little bit of a breeze could go, 49ers. seven-day forec

vamos con las acciones y pumas aquí estaba cerca, con ese cabezazo de memo martínez tapadón de juradoumas iba a estar cerca otra vez con el memo martínez, la que se pierde 1 a 0. la victoria para los felinos en otro partido, el necaxa recibió a los zorros del atlas y los rojinegros comandaban las acciones hasta el minuto 88, cuando llegó la remontada de los rayos que gracias a los tantos de monreal y montes castro se llevaron los 3 puntos al ganar 2 goles por 1. nos vamos a arabia saudí con esta hermosa panorámica final de la super copa y arrancaba así pase filtrado el bellingham vini le dice con permiso a ter stegen, golazo del brasileño y pegaba temprano y primero el equipo de carletto ancelotti con la velocidad de vini junior carvajal. otro pase entre líneas . rodrigo la define o es generoso? claro que sí. se la da vini para el 2 a 0 y ya era doblete para vinicius. 2 a 0. arrancaba con todo el real a los 33. atención rechace iba a llegar este sablazo de rober lewandowski y había clásico. había final de súper copa. pero atención, que el real madrid iba a tener una gran oportunidad p

it's actually been raining off and on in martinez since late this afternoon. we are standing at one of sandbag stations that have been set up across the county. the county is encouraging folks who live in flood prone areas to stock up. >> it's an uneasy feeling, right? the mac that's how they are feeling as a series of storms make their way to the bay area. the neighborhood got hit hard one year ago when a heavy rain storm caused the san ramon creek to overflow. flooding their neighborhood with water and mud. >> we couldn't leave our street for a week, and it's just -- the thought of having to go through that emotionally, physically, with young children, we don't want to see that happen ever again, to be honest. >> back-to-back storms forecast for the next several days are causing concern. parts of northern california could see up to seven inches of rain. public works officials are urging people to prepare. >> check your party. go to a place for you notoriously see flooding. make sure that you are keeping an eye, of course, on the weather forecast, and that yo

cbs' astrid martinez joins us now from here in new york with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the snow started early in the afternoon on saturday and continued throughout the night until sunday afternoon across much of the northeast. the system leaving travel woes for many adults, while children, they marveled at the first sight of flurries in years. the first significant winter storm of the season blanketed the northeast over the weekend. >> pretty nuts having this much snow in such -- very sudden, too, like we didn't get any gradual snowstorm, nothing like that. >> reporter: cleanup is under way in haverhill, massachusetts, as chris helson shovels through the more than a foot of snow that walloped the region. >> plan is to stay warm. >> reporter: further in the state in littleton, treacherous travel conditions were to blame for at least one fatal car accident. snow began to fall saturday afternoon in connecticut bringing down power lines. and over in new jersey, snowplows worked to clear the way for drivers stuck on the ro

the group spoke out about several recent flaring issues at the chevron and martinez refineries. they're calling on the county to require those refineries to implement better maintenance of the facilities and for them to install a wet gas scrubber. >> over the past year, an average of on average. our community has been exposed to a level one flaring every 8 days and a really sore spilling hazardous materials every 3 weeks. how was allowed to continue. at what point do you stop being reactionary and unsafe and at risk of collapse. and the eastbound section of el camino real has remained closed a portion if not all of the closed section of el camino. real is expected to reopen as early as thursday. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 5, they have lost their home but are still optimistic about the future. how east bay educators getting help from the community in her time of need. plus home and auto insurance premiums are going up. lightning report says costs are forcing more americans too. >> forgo coverage. >> and increased concerns over boeing 7.37. max, 9 airplanes. what inspect

cbs' astrid martinez explains how this influx of migrants is straining resources across the country.new year, a new set of buses carrying migrants to various cities across the u.s. this weekend, 350 asylum seekers flown in from the southern border boarded buses to chicago after landing in rockford, illinois. their transportation north arranged by texas governor greg abbott. chicago mayor brandon johnson said on "face the nation," city officials were given no notice. >> the rogue buses that are being dropped off across this country in the middle of the night, leaving people with no real support at all, no coordination with the local municipalities, that type of chaos is certainly dividing our country. >> reporter: chicago is just one city dealing with the influx. now cracking down on buses bringing in migrants without advance notice. last week, new york city mayor eric adams issued an emergency order to restrict bus arrivals, but that hasn't stopped busloads of migrants now being dropped off at train stations in new jersey with easy access to the city. adams says the migrant crisis wi

it's more scattered around martinez. highway four, five, 80.san rafael bridge certainly slick out there, but walnut creek a break now, but further out towards danville and clayton. just some mist and drizzle there along the peninsula. san francisco, some lightrillionain, and it gets a little bit heavier south of half moon bay. and we're into milpitas now. san jose, 8-80 scattered light showers. the hills, particularly a wet spot and also down through the summit. highway 17, boulder creek. you could be up to two inches of rain through sunday, 55 in vallejo, 54 santa rosa. look outside. it's gray, wet and breezy and gusty upper elevation winds. this morning we'll look for the moderate to heavy rain throughout the entire afternoon and evening hours today. then the stronger system. sunday. monday a chance of a thunderstorm. so maybe a half inch san francisco today. three quarters of an inch. added on to that for sunday, monday and that could bring us to the possibility of some light flooding. maybe those creeks and streams in the north bay, perhaps

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y si hacemos memoria, cuántas veces no hemos mencionado la refinería de martínez teniendo estos accidenteseno, marcelo, condiciones del tiempo. >> condiciones del tiempo. hoy ha estado buenísimo ese día de año nuevo, buenas temperaturas y no hemos tenido lluvia. vamos a echarle un vistazo a lo que está ocurriendo. tenemos alertas todavía marinas, el mar no está tan peligroso como la semana pasada, pero sin embargo tenemos una declaración por peligros en las playas hasta hoy lunes a las 22:00 de la noche, debo decir para los condados de monterey y san francisco san mateo y santa cruz. así que téngalo en consideración. pero fíjense que quiero que vean esta imagen. tenemos el oleaje, las boyas están marcando oleaje entre 9, entre 8 y 9 pies al momento y con la cercanía del próximo sistema que se acerca ya para mediados de semana, esto va a comenzar a cambiar. pero quiero que vean también la calidad del aire. después de esos días de lluvia ha mejorado bastante. fíjese, algunas ciudades en la zona de la bahía hayward, con buena calidad de aire. san francisco redwood city palo alto. igualmente,

tenemos tomates, cebolla, trinidad ruiz martínez, empleada de este local, señala que la mega torta es martínez también compartió que este lugar enfrentado desafío particularmente las inclemencias del tiempo. >> a veces mucha gente se agrega y viene y dice estamos aquí con ustedes, no pasa nada, nos gustan los tacos y queremos llenar. >> su lema es claro la pasión los mueve a todos, ofrece lo mejor de cada 1 de los empleados para satisfacer a sus clientes. oiga, el dueño de este negocio, miguel mora, nos comentó que empezó con este proyecto hace 3 años aproximadamente y lo hizo cuando solo tenía 24 años, ya que desde que llegó a este país él empezó a trabajar en la cocina y pues a pesar del miedo se arriesgó, lo dio todo y pues ahora eso está dando este resultado y dice que ha generado también una conexión muy especial con las personas que llegan a comerlo, a pesar también de que hay alguien que dice no, no lo vas a poder lograr, pero eso es para él un reto de que sí lo va a lograr y por eso pues hay que comerse por lo menos cuántas tortas te unas? >> 2. >> con una tienes el tamaño de

detectives think martinez may want to harm himself.you have any information on his whereabouts, you're asked to call fremont police. >> this week, fliers were posted along the streets of san francisco calling for people to boycott six jewish businesses. ktvu is amber lee spoke with management at one of the businesses targeted and a customer who is dismayed by this show of hate. >> hi guys. for to oren's hummus in san francisco's south of market neighborhood proudly serves israeli cuisine. >> but friday morning, when the general manager opened up shop, he was greeted with this message do you condemn your hummus spray painted on the ground at the front entrance and on nearby utility poles, fliers were posted. they called for a boycott of six eateries that are being described as israeli food and sinus businesses in san francisco. >> we were very shocked, right? we're very shocked. and the main thing is we're concerned about the safety of our team and the people that work for us. >> general manager randall connor says he has 45 employees a

i'm ken wayne outside the courthouse in martinez, a child's mother talked about her son and what the family has been going through since his arrest kron four's theresa reports. >> not guilty. that was the plea entered thursday by the former pittsburgh police officer facing a long list of felony charges following a standoff last month several times during the brief hearing, john lee m saint child looked out into the courtroom. we're a large group of his family and friends were in attendance. >> outside court, saint charles wife held signs of support his mother spoke. >> i can tell you how grateful. and to do lot of for some men. presidio. the ponies, coco, please pace of please. and the fbi. for saving was son's life. >> she read from a letter she had given to the court about her son. >> may god. picked great calfee room. >> in early december, police say that say-chow shot his wife. she tried to re-enter their house in pleasant hill. it's a child then barricaded himself, prompting a shelter-in-place order for 2 straight nights on the 3rd and final of the standoff. authorities say that

lleva queso, lleva una milanesa deliciosa, empanizada de res, tenemos tomates, cebolla, trinidad ruiz martíneziedad de opciones como tacos, burritos, quesadillas, alambres y otros platillos. >> es muy bueno cuando viene una persona y nos da la oportunidad de probar un taco y que después viene con toda su familia y me dice les trajimos todas estas personas porque nos gustó tanto luis martínez también compartió que este lugar ha enfrentado desafíos, particularmente las inclemencias del tiempo. a veces mucha gente se agrega y viene y dice estamos aquí con ustedes, no pasa nada, nos gustan los tacos y queremos cenar. su lema es claro la pasión los mueve a todos ofreciendo lo mejor de cada 1 de los empleados para satisfacer a sus clientes. >> san cervantes, telemundo, california. >> y yo, que no he cenado, a lo mejor lo intentaba mentármela solo, pero bueno, ahora sí. feliz año nuevo porque este fin de semana regresó la acción de la liga mx. le tengo. lo pasó en ♪ (musica majestuosa) ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) eso es lo que se siente cuando estás en el disneyland resort. y no hay mejor momento que ahora

i'm joined by clarissa martinez to castro and laura reese of the heritage foundation.ood morning to you both.laura,. we know heritage foundation is considered conservative, right-leaning, as a political organization. what is your take on the current discussion in congress on a border security measure. is there a position from heritage on what you would likes occurring is on top of the white house supplemental that the biden white house is asked. a package of money for ukraine, for israel, for border security, and all those things. and so the negotiation that is happening with respect to immigration is policy changes in addition to the money that the white house is asking for. the house of representatives passed a significant border bill through the border act back in may, which has very good measures in it too end a lot of the asylum fraud and restore border security. at the senate side, they are negotiating parts of those measures in hr two. it doesn't come close to that build a house cast. -- that the house passed. answer the question is, with the policy changes actu

crown forestry says stasio reports from martinez. >> not guilty. that was the plea entered thursday by the former pittsburgh police officer facing a long list of felony charges following a standoff last month several times during the brief hearing john lee m saint child looked out into the courtroom. we're a large group of his family and friends were in attendance. >> outside court, saint charles wife held signs of support his mother spoke. >> i can tell you how grateful. and to enforcement presidio. the ponies conca please pace of please. and fbi. for saving was son's life. >> she read from a letter she had given to the court about her son. >> may god. picked great kelsey room. >> in early december, police say that say-chow shot his wife. she tried to re-enter their house in pleasant hill. say-chow then barricaded himself prompting a shelter-in-place order for 2 straight nights on the 3rd and final of the standoff. authorities say that's a channel fired shots at officers and a firefighter bullets struck one vehicle with 2 officers inside cho's att

this is less than a week after a surprise inspection at the martinez refining company. the tuesday inspection resulted in a meeting between county supervisors and refinery management. the contra costa health department says over the last year there have been 21 spills in the martinez refinery and 46 flaring incidents. >>> let's turn to weather and a live look outside, plenty of sunshine to start the new year today. wow, that is a gorgeous sunset. take a picture, if you can, because that one is a keeper. the rain is about to return. first alert meteorologist paul heggen tracking several storms headed our way. it was nice to have a little break, paul. >> beautiful weather to start the new year and this year starting off different than last year. last year in january we had the parade of atmospheric rivers. we'll have several rain chances the next several days, the first arriving tomorrow, some of the heaviest rain coming down around rush hour tomorrow afternoon and evening. this is not going to be a repeat of the same scenario starting 2023. we'll have a few dry days in b

our jose martinez spoke to workers on the front lines, trying to reverse the troubling trend. >> reporter: i'm here in the tenderloin where the issue of overdoses is real. i spent some time with some community ambassadors out here every single day, trying to prevent people from dying. steven and terrell, community ambassadors with go tenderloin dedicated their days to saving lives in the tenderloin. are you good? okay. >> this is narcan. so what we do with the team is one of the things that we pass out is narcan to prevent the overdose. we engage, we go through that particular narcan training, get our understanding on how this is used. how to engage with a person that's in the midst of od 'king. >> they both work tirelessly to save as many lives as possible. >> we go to a lot of those hotels. it looks like a hot spot. inside the hotel, they have no services or they have limited services. so we go in and we do followups and checkups. >> reporter: we met up with them while they were making their usual rounds near overdose spots like taylor, eddie, and turk streets. >> san francisco alone ca

martínez recibió una condena de 40 años de cárcel por el caso, pero su abogado, jesús gonzález mal tambiénación son elegibles para ejercer su derecho al voto para las elecciones presidenciales de 2024, según las autoridades. >> además, hay 38 millones hijos o nietos de inmigrantes que también podrían ejercer el sufragio desde el extranjero, siempre y cuando tengan los documentos necesarios, incluyendo la llamada credencial de elector y que esté vigente. >> yo me registré hace un par de semanas, eh, son digamos como unas 4 pantallas donde te piden la información básica que está en tu credencial, un par de números de tu credencial. >> según las autoridades, el proceso para obtener la credencial es sencillo y recuerda que es indispensable registrarse antes del 20 de febrero. ahora bien, quienes no lo hagan antes de esa fecha tendrán que disputarse literalmente las boletas en las casillas especiales del consulado que le corresponda. >> tiempo de una pausa. pero enseguida más de una docena de familias se vuelven a abrazar de nuevo. algunos tenían décadas sin poder verse los detalles. en breve y

allí conocí a adriana martínez, quien ha vivido en oakland desde su infancia.se hace una semanas es una clara señal de que que no hay autoridad. la autoridad no es respetada. >> algunas de las recomendaciones de cpsc son aumentar el número de expertos en pandillas, consolidar y coordinar los planes de reducción de la violencia entre la policía y la ciudad. mejorar el intercambio de datos entre la policía. y el departamento de prevención de la violencia y dotar de personal al completo para la unidad de alto al fuego. martínez dice que quiere ver los cambios en hechos. >> hablan mucho y no resuelven nada. desafortunadamente nosotros ponemos nuestro grano de arena, pero parece que nuestros impuestos no importan. nuestras vidas no importan, nuestros niños no importan. >> la alcaldesa 80, quien pidió que se hiciera este estudio, dijo en parte me enorgullece anunciar que estamos regresando a la estrategia que demostró en el pasado ser exitosa para salvar vidas y reducir el crimen. la ciudad espera reducir por lo menos el 10% de tiroteos a finales de este año. yomara