here in santa clara county.elcome to the show. david campos: thank you. thank you for having us. damian: first of all, we gotta get you guys to introduce yourselves. i mean, you come from san francisco board of supervisors, and compare your stay in san francisco with your work that you're doing here. david: well, you know, they're both exciting. i think that they're both very innovative places, and i think that how we're approaching the census illustrates that here in santa clara. our goal is really to be the leader in how to do the census, not only in the region, in the state, but nationwide, and, you know, we're working very hard to make that happen, but we're excited to be here to talk to you about that. damian: thank you for being here. nick, it's gotta be quite a challenge for you because, i think, from week to week, we don't know what the census questionnaire is gonna look like. it changes almost daily. nick kuwada: yeah, and even the operations itself have changed since the beginning, and, you know, that'

>>we go to santa clara county where many came to honor the lives of those who were killed at the gilr uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>santa clara county is moving forward as a community after last month's deadly mass shooting at the gilroy garlic rest of people gathered earlier this morning to honor the victims kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >>the santa clara county board of supervisors stepped out of their meeting this morning to have flag ceremony and spend some time on during the 3 victims of the gilroygarlicfestival shooting these flags in front of the santa clara county government building have been at half-staff since july 29th just one day after the festival shooting and now they'

santa clara county ranks fourth in the state with 42 gun retraining orders. alemeda county had ten. santa clara county gun owners who had their guns removed this year including an employee that threatened his longstanding lord, and a resident that pulled a shotgun on his neighbors for making too much noise. >> the more we can prevent this fwhb a one month period, santa clara had three mass shootings. >> right police and family members. >> red flag laws may discourage people from seeking mental health stream. he points to when police in maryland killed a 61-year-old man while attempting to take his gun. sometimes you can grant a gun restraining order without owners finding out until police are at their door asking for the weapon. >> if you have someone that is weighing their position session of the firearm as a felony what is that going to do in a system where we have seen how tense relationships are with police. >> do you think it will make it better? i don't think so? >> the gun restraining orders are temporary with most only lasting 21 days, so gun owners should not fear seeking me

coming up, the santa clara county fair. we asked folks is gilroy on your mind? >> you may need some more police officers just to us watch people's fears. >> reporter: jeff will be at the santa clara county when asked about the festival security after gilroy. >> everywhere, churches, malls, schools, events >> another big event this weekend, the fremont art and wine festival. >> not worried. i knew you were asking because of the gilroy events. >> reporter: your thoughts? >> it is a random event. >> reporter: they have extra security for this kind of threat is something they have been working on for years, and they are confident in the job performed by local law enforcement. fremont police however did not return the call today. the gilroy festival had what was considered it to be strong security. fencing patrolled by armed guards. >> we don't want to live our life in fear there's only so much we can do. >> jeff harp says even with significant security acting quickly, there will always be some risks ringing us back to the question of how much security we are prepared

. >>> a sexually violent predator from santa clara county could be moving to sacramento county. reporter tells us that it is not sitting well with the residents. >> reporter: aaron cardoza is posting up flyers and educating his neighbors about the possibility of a sexually violent predator living in. >> this is a family place. we don't want him here. >> reporter: people say the sense of peace and safety is at stake. >> it is already unsafe. i don't like that at all. the kids should feel safe at all times. >> reporter: daniel mary was accused of sodomy by force, sexual battery, oral copulation of a drug minor, and he served a 17 year sentence, and now a santa clara judge will consider placing him at an address and el paso heights one mile from high school, even though he has no ties to sacramento. >> to bring that to our community, where we are challenged with poverty and inequities is an acceptable. >> reporter: one doctor said her work involves helping people transition from a life of crime and trauma. she says that this man is not from the area. >> bringing a stranger to the n

bob redell is live at the santa clara county fair. this is just an opportunity for fun, but bob, folks have to be feeling the pressure of what happened in gilroy? >> reporter: well, kris and marcus, the executive director of the fair told us the decision to boost security was made this past monday morning, hours after the shooting in gilroy sunday night and after discussion with sheriff lori smith, it was decided that her department would take over security at this year's fair. so instead of private security guards who you've seen in year's past, those are the people you see at the -- the fair-goers are seeing. there are a lot of them. some armed with rifles or tactical gear. there is no direct threats made against the fair but the county and the fair management and law enforcement want to reassure citizens they are safe coming here. >> not only have a lot more deputies working today but we also have a lot of special teams. we have our off road motorcycles sand regular motorcycles and k-9s that sniff bombs and ammunition. >> do you ha

federal transit administration is awarding $125 - million to phase ii of the bart extension into santa clara countyding to the santa clara valley transportation authority.. the second phase is a 6-point-6- mile project which will add four stations in san jose and santa clara county. phase one in milpitas and san jose's berryessa neighborhoods ... is scheduled to open this december. the v-t-a and f-t-a announced the pilot program in front of the berryessa bart station .... calling the fast- tracked, second phase funding .. a quote- "down payment on the future of silicon valley." (ken)still ahead...new tariffs on china could soon not only china could soon not only raise certain tax on consumers but also the price on how much you pay for shoes... (pam ) new research says... fast food may be linked to depression. details ahead on why doctors say... what you eat could determine your happiness .. (ken)next at 6:30. lawmakers are pushing to pass a new bill that will lower prescription drug prices. details on just how the bill will help cut down costs. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... t

. >>> happening today there will be added security measures in place when the santa clara county fair begins. yesterday the santa clara county sheriff's office reassured everybody safety will be a top priority. added security measures are in place, and there are two bay area do area county fairs opening up today. >>> 4:34. jury deliberations continue in the ghost ship trial. the jury will decide if the defendants are guilty of involuntary manslaughter. the two face up to 39 years in prison if convicted. bob redell will have an update at 5:00. stay with us during our continuing coverage of this verdict. we will bring you live reports right here on nbc bay area as it is announced. we will also post it immediately on our digital platforms. >>> a judge will hear arguments about the nondiscloser agreement made between the city and google. last december council members unanimously voted to sell $110 million in land to google for the 50-acre campus. originally a hearing over the deal was supposed to take place on monday, but the question to change judges was granted. >>> even though cal trai

we are our partners with the federal fbi victims services division, santa clara county behavioral health services and red cross and the city of gilroy and the santa clara county library just to name a few. we have services available for all of the victims, whether you saw the shooter or did not. whether you were on scene or whether you had a very close loved one that was on scene. we have mental health services available and victim advocates to help you through this very difficult time. we also have victim advocates that wou oute vendors that perhaps are in a situation where they have lost wages. we have help for you and we are going to be open. today, tuesday,riday from 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. we're going to be here in gilroy at the wheeler community center and the gilroy library. victims who also left behind personal property, victims who ere to the family vehicles, they assistance center to be reunited with personal property and also with their vehicles. so, again, we welcome all victims in this time when they need help and we are going to continue to be here as long as that is nee

everyone coming into the santa clara county fair will go through a wandering process, as they come in woodward result in longer weights at the gates. >> it was a long wait but like i said, we are happy that way because we feel safe. >> i feel sad but different times, you have to do that. >> reporter: today's grand opening celebrates affairs a 75th anniversary. but it comes just four days after the gilroy garlic festival shootings. officials say they clearly came up with a new security plan, that greatly increases the number of officers fairgoers will see and penny they won't. >> we have done everything we could possibly do to make sure that everyone at the fair is safe. >> reporter: teams of well armed officers are on foot, motorcycles, atvs, and golf carts, they are patrolling the outside perimeter is, and contract security guards are posted around offenses. >> there's quite a few security, i think it is good. >> reporter: the sheriff acknowledges the difficulty of securing the whole 157 acre site. >> it is very difficult to secure something 100% when it is in an outdoor area. >> rep

kron four's michelle kingston takes a look at what santa clara county schools are doing as the school year begins. >>the innocent lives. so needlessly. and is a difficult conversation to have. >>deadly shootings in gilroy in texas and in ohio causing many families to fear the first day of school which definitely noticed a higher level of anxiety and worry santa clara county superintendent of schools doctor marianne dhawan is working hard to make sure students feel safe one we know that families are typically anxious anyway. start of the new school year is exciting. >>this also change and so we know already that there's a heightened level of anxiety around the start of school a result of. violence and activities that have occurred in schools and recently. >>in the communities doctor communities to work together for the students create sifer environment, so that kids know they can talk to adults about what happened and to listen in to support them and to get them back into a regular routine have an open door so that children know that they can talk about their fears and anxieties. >>san

at the santa clara county fair. >> reporter: i am here in santa clara county where we are talking security county fair which is celebrating its 75th year starting today. many people are thinking about gilroy and there is now another festival or fair in the south bay, do people feel comfortable coming? >> we drastically increase to security and will have special units and deputies there. it will be a safe environment and we are really dedicated to that . >> reporter: i know you don't want to talk specific numbers about officers. some equipment, will you have dogs or infrared devices and that kind of thing? >> there will be metal detectors at the front and we have a canine, or multiple canine units that are bomb sniffing. we will have a tactical team that are going to be at the event. we want the public confident they are safe. >> reporter: this isn't your first go around with county fairs and i know you've been working these things since you joined to the force.>> right. >> reporter: talk about how that plays a role in the safety and security. >> it is the area and the event that we have be

santa clara county stood to lose $1.7 billion in federal funding. the court issued a preliminary injunction and the order never took place. yesterday the court issued the final ruling creating permanent protection for sanctuary counties. >>> the mother and stepfather of a 15-year-old girl are in jail after allegedly abusing a 17-year-old found in their daughter's closet. abc 7 reporter luz pena spoke to the daughter of one of the suspects in the house and said it was self-defense. >> reporter: inside her 15-year-old sister's bedroom as she says, her mom and her stepdad found a teenage boy hiding on thursday around 2:30 a.m. >> they be so scared because they find someone in the closet. they jump because everybody was sleeping. >> reporter: her sister catherine came out of her bedroom when she came the bedroom, alleging the boy hit her mom. >> he punch her and my stepdad, of course, is not going to let anyone hit his wife. so they tried to stop him and he was acting very violent so they grabbed a rope to try to tie him down and calm him down and ask wh

this closure will impact contra costa, san francisco and santa clara counties. kpix5's louis walker is at one redemption site in mountain view with how the closure is leaving many shortchanged. >> reporter: this is what it looked like at the location in mountain view today, a whole bunch of waste dropped off at a recycling center that will never reopen. a victim of a recycling on economy that has been struggling for years. >> at the guy was on break because usually he takes his break at one. >> reporter: they shut up with bottles, cans and plastic, only to find replanted out of business. >> we have been coming regularly for years now. >> reporter: for some of them, this is the only business they have. for years now the business of recycling has been getting hammered by changes in the global economy, then we first started telling you about more than three years ago now. >> china wanted it, taiwan, hong kong wanted it. >> reporter: that was back in 2016 talking about asia's waning need for our metals and waning want for our use plastic . without that

the two had been identified by the santa clara county corner as 11- year-old jessica brookbank from san bernardino county and her 83-year-old grandmother, sydney brookbank pick a young man was also in the home when it caught fire and was able to escape with only minor injuries. >>> the jury in the ghost ship trial asked the court today to review the testimony of derek almena. the jurors are deciding whether almena and max harris are responsible for the death of 36 people who died in the fire back in december 2016. the jury has been deliberating for 7 days now. this request means the court clerk will read the testimony allowed. almena testified over four days in july. the jury also asked to redo review the testimony of nico bouchard, the other person who founded the ghost ship warehouse and also want to rehear the testimony of ryan okay. o'keefe worked the door the night of the deadly fire. >>> a suspicious device found in a parking lot in san ramon this morning turned out to be nothing more than a discarded pressure cooker. san ramon police evacuated a number of businesses and a shoppin

coming up, the santa clara county fair. we asked folks is gilroy on your mind? need some more police officers just to us watch people's fears. >> reporter: jeff will be at the santa clara county when asked about the festival security after gilroy. >> everywhere, churches, malls, schools, events >> another big event this weekend, the fremont art and wine festival. >> not worried. i knew you were asking because of the gilroy events. >> reporter: your thoughts? >> it is a

1100 homes, 500 businesses and nearly 1300 acres of agricultural land right here in southern santa clara county. county, state and federal funds are makingpossible. protection that many neighbors say is long overdue. >> everyone has taken ownership for it, addressing the problem and we look forward to getting it cleared up. >> reporter: some much-needed relief that can't come soon enough. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> a new local challenge today to the trump administration's so-called public charge regulation. attorneys for the city of san francisco and santa clara county asked a federal judge to immediately block the new regulation set to go into effect in october. the rules announced by the homeland security security department last month could deny visas or permanent residency to legal immigrants who get assistance like medicaid, food stamps and housing assistance. local officials told the judge that the regulation would essentially punish immigrants for being poor. >>> a judge will decide tomorrow whether a man seen in this video that you've seen attacking a woman as she tried to enter her

one by one> in total ten were arrested and booked into santa clara county jail. dozens of stolen driver's licenses, credit cards, firearms, ammunition, drug paraphernalia and property were recovered. if you have anymore information on any of these suspects... you're asked to call police... you may be eligible for a cash reward. catherine and pam, back to you. (2-shot/pam) today palo alto's gunn high school turned a threat against the school ... into a teaching moment..(2- shot/catherine) kron four's rob fladeboe talked to students and police about that threat... which was allegedly made by a 14- year-old gunn high school student. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. homes and businesses... el cerrito police say, someone is firing a

santa clara county supervisors. fairgrounds officials and the sheriff's office has been working together to revisit security plans for the annual fair, this is actually the 75th annual fair, so it's a very special. >>everyone in santa clara county. yesterday we saw a carnival operators getting their games and rides in order vendors were setting up their booze and livestock were getting all settled in and ready for 60,000 people coming in through the gates. now at the gilroy tragedy. so fresh there is a renewed focus on security now we spoke up we spoke with the county fairgrounds executive director about the enhanced plans to take a listen. >>reviewed our security plans for the 4 days and you are working closely with. our county execs office board of supervisors in our county sheriffs to enhance the security during the ford is. >>now the details of those plans remain confidential but city supervisors or county supervisors rather have seen them. i said i've been here for a well hours now and i've seen. dozens of secu

. >>> and santa clara county, the san jose school district found a way to get more qualified teachers in the classrooms. they will pay for their education in an effort to help with special education teachers. it will pay tuition at san jose state for the two years, the time it takes to get certified. it works out to roughly $20,000 per participant and covers tuition, testing fees, a borrowed mac laptop and a mentor. >> without highly qualified and talented people in those roles, we will struggle as a district and special education is a high need profession that is complex. we see more turnover in that

in the lawsuit group calls the sumptuary policies in santa clara county, quote, a legal and deadly. so far the county hasn't commented on the lawsuit. >>> a deal reached in sacramento could tighten rules for california's charter schools. the agreement involves legislation that would end the ability to authorize charter schools. going forward only school districts and county governments would be able to do that. the bill would also require all new charter school teachers to be credentialed and would give existing teachers five years to do so. the bill is expected to pass and the governor has said he plans to sign it. >>> a richbe arraigned tomorrow on sex crimes charges. 26-year-old israel y with eight felonies including unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor and lewd and lascivious acts on a child. he is being held on $400,000 bail. authorities say lopez has been a p.e. teacher with the west contra costa county district since 2017. >>> six people are in custody after a daylong standoff in fairfield that ended with a s.w.a.t. team releasing tear gas into a home. authorities say they

i'm indicate did i nielson. >>> i'm jackie ward in the santa clara county fairgrounds. security is in place hours ahead of the opening day of the fair. organizers assuring people they are doing everything they can to make them feel safe and adding to the security plan. officers from the sheriff's office are the ones in charge of security. but the garlic festival had ramped up security too with armed guards patrolling the fences. the county supervisors have been briefed on the plan for the fair. >> i think what we will be able to tell you is that enough due diligence has gone in and there's a plan we feel good about. a lot of that is confidential. we don't want people with criminal intent to work around some kind of a public statement. >> reporter: this morning, the county said we have security plans for the fair and working with the sheriff's office to increase the vigilance and security measures. the fair opens at 1:00. admission for anticipate opening day is 75 cents. jackie ward. >>> and it is three minutes before 7:00ment time for a look at the top stories. >>> and

santa clara county stood to lose $1.7 billion in federal funding. the court issued an injunction and it never took place. yesterday the court issued its final ruling creating permanent protection for the sanctuary counties. >>> the mother and stepfather of a 15-year-old girl are in jail for allegedly assaulting and kidnapping a 17-year-old boy they found in their daughter's bedroom. the police said he was abused for 30 minutes before the suspects let him go. luz pena spoke to the daughter of one of the suspects who was in the house and said it was self-defense. >> reporter: inside her 15-year-old sister's bedroom as bekys gomez says her mom, rachel nis nis and her stepdad luisandor sanchez found a seen age boy finding around 2:30 a.m. >> they were scared because they found somebody hiding in the closet. >> reporter: the sister came out of the bedroom when she heard the commotion. >> he is not going to let anyone hit his wife, and so they tried to stop him. he was acting very violent so they grabbed a rope to try to tie him down and calm him down and

festival shooting and they have revisited what they plan to do for safety and security here at the santa clara county fair. i mean the whole county is still recovering in trying to heal from that festival shooting and now here we have the santa clara county affair, starting today and this is the 75th anniversary so it's a very special for them as a county but also as a fair grounds, but at the same time people are concerned. they're nervous because of what they experience or what they heard about the happened at the girl that festival i are going on on less than a week so these wounds are still very fresh. yesterday we saw carnival operators getting their games and rides in order vendors are starting to set up their boots in livestock were starting to get also up as well 60,000 people are expected to come through the gates over the four-day event. with the gilroy tragedy. so fresh there is a renewed focus on security. officials say security plans have been revisited since the tragedy and even enhanced. so we caught up with the fairgrounds executive director here what they plan on doing. >>reviewed ou

the santa clara county medical examiner'office. >>has identified the victim as 47 year-old john freak had a hand from union city that crash. it happened 4.30. yesterday morning on highway 1 one just south of embarcadero road. investigators say callahan was driving a box truck carrying baked goods when he hit a palo alto fire engine that have responded to a car crash. no one in the was was in the car at the time, the cause of the crash though is still under investigation. our fighters are getting the upper hand on a fire burning near brentwood, the marsh complex fire now, 85% contained tonight. it is as so far burned more than 750 acres fire broke out early saturday morning, forcing marsh creek road to close over the weekend. no structures have burned. the cause is under investigation. >>you are taking a look inside pg e's upgraded wildfire safety operations center it's upstairs at the utility's headquarters in downtown san francisco. a large wall of monitors can feed satellite data and data from weather sensors across the state and

in temperatures cisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> santa clara county is considering a new plan to build permanent affordable housing for people who are homeless. supervisor, cindy chavez says housing would be on 80 acres of county owned land near hospitals, clinics and public transportation. the board of supervisors discussed the money-saving proposal today. >> the county's primary interest is in affordable housing and the reason is that for every person who is homeless on the street, we spend between $60,000 and $90,000 a year keeping them healthy with ambulances and jail in hospital and mental health services. >> chavez also says paying for services for person who has housing is far less expensive than services for a person on the street. the new affordable housing would be paid for with funds from measure a which was approved by santa clara county voters 3 years ago . >> the san francisco school board will consider a proposal to prefers preserve the controversial mural at washington high school that has been criticized as racist. the board president says he has a plan t

>>santa clara county schools are doing has the school year begins. >>as a difficult conversation to have. >>and deadly shootings in gilroy in texas and in ohio causing many families to steer the first day of school which definitely noticed a higher level of anxiety and worry santa clara county superintendent of schools doctor marianne dhawan is working hard to make sure students feel safe one we know that families are typically anxious anyway. start of the new school year is exciting. >>this also change and so we know already that there's a heightened level of anxiety around the start of school a result violence and activities that have occurred in schools and recently and the communities doctor dhawan says it's important for communities to work together for the students create safer environment, so that kids know they can talk to adults about what happened. >>and to listen in to support them and to get them back into a regular routine have an opet door so that children know that they can talk about their fears and anxieties. >>santa clara county sch

santa clara. phase one extends service from alameda to santa clara county. >>> in tracy, the stabbing death of a 64-year-old man killed while walking in a park sunday night. a candlelight vigil was held for him last night. police have released the security video with the hope of identifying the attacker. officers have not determined a motive but family and friends believe he was targeted because of his religion. >>> time is 4:36. a conservative group is suing santa clara county over the sanctuary policies. the group judicial watch is suing over the killing of bambi larson who was killed in her home allegedly by an undocumented immigrant. the policies are illegal and deadly the group says. >>> in the meantime, the trump administration says some children of u.s. service members who are born while parents stationed outside of the united states will no longer automatically be considered american citizens. starting october 29, the new guidance says parents have to apply for citizenship on behalf of their children. the rule will primarily affect the children of naturalized citizens who have not lived in

santa clara county is looking to fixing the ongoing housing crunch. supervisors requested looking into what it would take to build affordable housing on property the county already owns. one supervisor tells us the costs add up. >> for every person homeless on the street, we spend between $60,000 and $90,000 a year keeping them homeless meaning with ambulances and the jail and the hospital and mental health services. when we have someone housed we spend closer to between 25,000 and $35,000 a person. >> just yesterday, abc7 news was at the unhave aing of the first measure a project to be completed. the $1950 million bond measure was passed three years ago by santa clara county voters to create more affordable housing. we want your ideas about building a better bay area. join our group on facebook. >> hayward police are investigating an officer involved shooting. > it happened near mission boulevard and valley vista avenue around 8:00 this morning. news reporter wayne freedman is live an the police station with the latest on this investigation. wayne? >>

nine percent santa clara county and down seven percent in contra costa county. >> if you want to sell your home instantly companies are offering cash on the spot. is laura podesta reports that the supposedly stress free option still comes at a cost. >> reporter: recently retired and without linda wanted to sell her home fast. like i needed to downsize. this was great for family gatherings and when we had a lot of people, but then it became just me. >> reporter: the idea of cleaning and fixing up her house, finding a real estate agent awaiting weeks if not months for a buyer was two stressful. she turned to the real estate website, zillow which offers to turn his own directory for cash. zero, written, and open-door are some of the companies buying up homes more than a dozen u.s. cities.>> is that it the uber of ram real estate?/you could look at it that way. >> reporter: glenn kelman is the ceo of redfin. he acknowledges convenience comes at a cost and offers are often below market value. >> whether from zillow or redfin we charge a premium for that service. >> reporter: the national a

i mean is fair to say in the history of santa clara county. he is arguably the most vicious and are a fixture at this we've ever had in 1989 george anthony sanchez was sentenced in santa clara county to serve more than 400 years in prison. >>ratings, 25 women in the bay area. it's probably more than that it's maybe up to 45. >>a woman that he raped people from the ages of 1683, and most of them he raped in their homes others in churches or at their work one in a school. >>sanchez was known as the ski mask rapist deputy district attorney steven dick says the victims are devastated their sense of security and justice now shattered knowing that the convicted rapist now has the opportunity to standard front of commissioners on wednesday with the possibility of being released through the state's elderly parole program which gives certain inmates who have spent decades in prison the opportunity to be considered for parole. >>about 28% of that people who fit into that elderly pro category. get. released on parole. >>so. >>are not very many considering

thousands of employees with santa clara county have voted to strike of a new contract deal cannot be reached if the workers do go out on strike it will impact workers it. >>santa clara county hospitals jails maintenance yards and offices. the workers are asking for higher wages and for more money for health care and child care. there's no word on when the strike could begin to negotiating sessions are scheduled for this week. any >>were recently discovered in the north bay community now the mayor is speaking up along with a community group denouncing the hate speech theresa spoke with the mayor and a community activist about. >>what they're doing to combat this case. >>our residents spotted it hold it down right away and then there's been a community response to say that this type of stuff this type of speech this type of of writing is not to be tolerated anywhere in nevada. >>that is novato mayor eric glue can talking about this flyer posted at several whose image was published in a jewish news of california over the weekend. the mayor met with me along with nancy weber who is the ch

>>thousands of employees with santa clara county they've given the green light to go ahead for a strike. if a new deal cannot be reached if the workers do go on strike. it will impact workers at santa clara county hospitals jails and maintenance yards as well as offices, the workers are asking for higher wages and more money for health and child care. there's no word yet on when they could possibly go on strike to negotiating sessions that's a good news. they're scheduled for this week happening today, governor gavin newsome will announce more legal action against the trump administration. last week the governor said that california would challenge the administration's new policy to detain immigrant children indefinitely, so far as california has filed at least 57 different lawsuits against the trump administration. on a number live issues. >>in san bruno 3 members of a family are now suspected of kidnapping assaulting an african-american teenager in what police now consider to be a hate crime. they arrested will i am haiti are and luis suarez on hate crime charges kidnapping and also o

expected to vote on that compromise at tonight's meeting. >>> in one corner of the bay area. >> in santa clara county is completed one project this week. it has set its sights on several more prospective parcels. >> reporter: we're just not talking about a couple of parcels here in land here and there. one county supervisor was to take a hard look at 80 acres of public land to build hundreds of new homes. for years, this prime plot of land in downtown san jose has sat vacant. same goes for the six acre empty field right next to the valley health center in gilroy. and then there is a land next to saint louise regional hospital. you get the idea. the county has a lot of land. the county supervisor cindy chavez is trying to put a dent in the housing crisis. do you think you will see this in your lifetime? >> yes. >> reporter: back in 2016 voters overwhelmingly approved measure a. back then she was one of the most vocal supporters. years later she says the clock is ticking. >> we promise the public that we would do our best to spend the best that we could the funds within 10 years because it demonstrates

>>this morning santa clara county board of supervisors are holding a ceremony in honor gilroygarlicfestival victims. details on that. >>and a chp officer killed in the line of duty after a wild shootout in southern california will have the latest details from overnight. >>and san francisco's car break in epidemic has a high profile victim coming up, we'll tell you who it is and break down the staggering number. >>one around the bay, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher on this tuesday morning back to school for more more school districts each day this weekend next week so welcome back to class make sure you wear shorts, today have the to the forecast roads are doing pretty well i haven't had any major issues is just that the bridges are pretty crowded some will check in and see what the drive times are looking like think a lot more kids on the >>dropping off at school can be crowded and and like we said how out their spare the air and everything else don't drive if you don't have exactly and if you do want to get outside you are early in the day because this afternoon might be one of tho

>>santa clara county schools are all required to have safety plans to training this an emergency drills in san jose, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well tonight we are learning the causes of death of the victims in the gilroy garlic festival shooting. the santa clara county coroner's office says 2 of the victims died of gunshot wounds to their chess and a 3rd died after being shot in the back. officials say 25 year-old trevor. be and 13 year-old kayla salazar were shot in the chest and 6 year-old stephen romero was shot in the back. last week the coroner's office said the gunman, 19 year-old cent he no leg and died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound 13 other victims were injured in the shooting last sunday. >>the series of deadly mass shootings is sending shock waves across the nation and it appears as if these incidents are on the rise conference in kerman spoke with terror experts about how the public can help to stop these before they happen. >>the a domestic terrorism tied to an ideology or simply mass murder. the incidents this weekend are a sign of a disturbing trend. >>we're e

>>tons of security guards here plus the santa clara county sheriff's office deputies they're here as well hours before the affair even get started in begins at 1 o'clock they are getting the lay of the land making sure they are aware of all the potential areas where they need to keep in good look out on making sure they're on high alert. many of these sheriff's deputies were actually at the gilroy garlic festival responding to the shooting as you know many different. organizations departments came out to help and assist gilroy police for that they were there and now they're taking it very seriously at whether revamping in enhancing their security efforts here at the fair make sure people have a good time. now we do know that as santa clara county supervisors fair brown's fischel zahn sheriff's office are all working together to work on the security plans. they all set and ready for the fair that starts today this is actually the 75th anniversary so it's very special yesterday we saw a carnival operators getting their games and rides in order fender setting up their boost in livestock

after he slashed funding. >>> a group of santa clara county families say they paid a travel agent thousandsf dollars for trips to hawaii but their vacations never got off the ground. one resident says she paid wendy wong from house of aloha hawaii $4,500 for her trip but the travel agent informed her the camesad falle throughroem refd >> kept texting her and she said you're on our list i'm going to pay you back. i'm just in a bad situation right now. >> right now i'm just frustrated and i want wendy to be arrested for what she's done to all of these families. >> we've reached out to the agent but she did not return our calls. the police department says it has now identified more than a dozen cases. >>> ten people are lucky to be alive after escaping a fiery jet crash in oraville. at the oraville municipal airport. the faa says the cessna citation jet tried to abort takeoff for an unknown reason and the jet slid off the runway. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> and from above this is what the gutted aircraft looked like once the fire was put out. you can see the extensive damage. to dining ro

today, santa clara county fire will conduct a test of its emergency alert system.it will be primarily in areas south and west of highway 85. people will receive a test alert via text, e-mail, or phone call. some people outside the highlighted area may also receive an alert. it's a drill to make sure they can get information to people quickly in the event of a wildfire or other emergency. >>> jonny moseley can add another honor to his resume. he's been nominated for the olympic and paralympic hall of fame. he talked about the honor yesterday on the four. >> it's a great honor. the company i'm in is intimidating. i mean, it's unlikely i would pull it out. it's apolo ohno and all these guys i admire. online for the hall of fame class of 2019 through september 3. and we posted a link on our web link section of www.ktvu.com. >>> monster trucks will be in san jose this weekend. three jam packed days. the triple threat series will feature eight of the most famous monster jam trucks. >> it's a good family atmosphere and excitement. we have our trucks, they'll do nose wheel

santa clara county firefighters tell us it started in one business, in the middle, and damaged the two on either side of it, because the roof structure was weak. it took them about an hour to put it out and an investigation is under way into who sparked that fire. >>> and this morning, we are tracking the path of hurricane dorian, churning in the atlantic, and set to become a major storm. it's taking aim straight at florida, but where it will exactly strike remains uncertain. the forecast track did change overnight. it moved south toward palm beach but up and down the florida coast concerns running high, as there are for preparations. millions of people are now stocking up on supplies, and filling up their gas tanks. this is what it looks like outside of ft. lauderdale. lines there as you can see forming in many of the grocery stores right now, looking like landfall on sunday. dorian already hit parts of the caribbean as a tropical storm, but did little damage, mostly bringing heavy rain and downing trees. at that point, it was far from a category 4 storm, which it may be by sunday, bu

. >>> breaking news for you this morning, a busy morning for firefighters in southern santa clara county. a brush fire flaring up along highway 101 in gilroy, and cal fire is on the scene. >> so is "today in the bay's" kris sanchez, joins us there riff with the latest. what do you know, kris? >> reporter: well, as of right now, cal fire is no longer here because the fire is out. the smoke smell is still really heavy in the air, and about two hours ago, that fire was inching up along the shoulder of highway 101 here in gilroy. this was the scene about 3:00 this morning, off highway 101 and the road that it intersects is east lucessa and the in south gilroy. firefighters arrived and quickly stopped the progress of the fire. i talked with meteorologist kari hall about fire danger, there's no red flag warning because the winds are calm but with a run up of temperatures like we've had, certainly the grasses and the brush are drying out, making them ready fuel for fire. in california, about 95% of wildfires are caused by people mostly unintentionally, so cal fire advises all of us to be carefu

>>and since the garlic festival shooting security is a big concern as the santa clara county fair is the next big community event to get under way that happens today. it does yet kron 4 sarah stinson joining us live from the fair with more on how authorities are hoping to keep people safe. sarah. >>everyone in this county and the wounds are just still so fresh with ak garlic festival shooting less than a week. now and people are still trying to heal from that i'm already seeing a ton of security effort here at this air santa clara county fair and you know the gates haven't even opened so we know that they have revisited and revamped some of the security so that's going to be really good for people so maybe they can come here and feel safe now as we know santa clara county supervisors. fairgrounds officials and the sheriff's office has been working together to revisit security plans for the annual fair this is actually the 75th anniversary so it's very special for everyone in the county yesterday we saw a cow carnival operators getting their games and rides in order. vendors setting u

today, the santa clara county fair kicked off and sheriff stepped in. >> yeah, in addition to all these guards checking people in here at the front gate, there are a lot of sheriffs deputies walking around watch iing all parts of the fairgrounds with the goal here is to ensure that people do feel protected so they can have a good time. >> hi, guys, welcome to our 75th fair. >> the 75th annual santa clara county fair had all its usual bells and whistles today with a very obvious addition. >> we've done everything we can do to make sure that everyone is at the fair is safe. >> it opened less than a week after the gilroy shooting and the sheriff's office made a quick decision to increase security here. >> we not only have a lot more deputies who are working today, but we have a lot of special teams. aur off-road motorcycles, regular motorcycles. canines that sniff bombs and ammunition and our s.w.a.t. team. >> the moment gates opened for the first time this afternoon, everyone was a ticket was checked by guards. >> security's amped up. made me feel better walking in the door. >> security c

talk about phase 2 of their extension plans into santa clara county. let's listen. >>> and today i'm very pleased to announce $125 million funding allocation to santa clara valley transportation authority for the second phase of its subway is section extension project. vta project will be funded under the new expedited project delivery prior to the program. an initiative aimed a stream i having streamlining the transit projects. streamlining our federal processes is a major goal of the imitation which has pledged to cut red tape to advance infrastructure projects more quickly. in fact it was one of the first things president trump did his first week in office. to streamline the processes of the federal government. if the structure investment strengthens our economy and helps create millions of american jobs. rather than delaying in for structure projects with government red tape we are seeking to. >>> the audio is weird. what is going on essentially is the announcement of a big phase 2 to move bart into and through santa clara county.r more bart being

. >> reporter: barely a mile away, san jose city and santa clara county officials introduced a plan tot a regional hate crimes task force, focussing on protecting minorities, young people and women from violence and hate speech. >> i think part of it is figuring out how do you have the really honest conversations. how do you create the space to do that and how do you do that in a way that demonstrates civility and what makes this place great. >> reporter: an idea many students told us they support. >> pretty difficult times. so people should be more sensitive. >> reporter: to dig a little deeper. the movement used to be called identity europea. they often recruit near colleges and universities as school begins. san jose officials say they pulled the flyers down as soon as they saw them. >>> vaping is at the center of two stories. one local, one national. the cdc is investigating a new illness that may be linked to e-cigarettes. people are ill with some sort of lung damage and all used vape products. the american vaping association blames cartridges bought on the street containing the a

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in the south bay the santa clara county fair is underway, featuring traditional family fun at the santa clara county fairgrounds, or pop over to the san jose renaissance affair at discovery meadow, where you will find pageantry, full combat jousting, food and drink, craft, music and dance. in the east bay, caddo fest returns on saturday complete with live stunts, unicycle lessons alongside food, drinks and other family fun. concord's jazz festival is saturday where you can enjoy life music for free. in the north by the, the 2019 sonoma there is fun for the whole family. or enjoy the 12th annual petaluma music festival at the sonoma fairgrounds. in sports, a's and? our home, giants are away, and that is your weekend watch. >> nfl football is back. the first preseason game, the touchdown celebrations were in midseason form.>>> first, alive look outside over sfo. thank you for joining us today, the 11:00 news continues after the break. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so,

teenagers in santa clara county have tried vaping. the report surveyed thousands of eighth 10th and 12th graders. 18 different schools within santa clara county were surveyed. most of them say they got e- cigarettes from a friend. at the same time new data shows the number of teenagers smoking traditional cigarettes is falling to record lows. >>> mass shootings have created a new normal for students as kids head back to school authorities in the east bay are teaching them how to stay safe during an attack. officers started these active shooter drills in the san ramon valley unified school district. students actually get covered with fake blood and they call out for help. they learned the best escape route. some parents say it is a harsh reality but it is necessary. >>> every time they go to school i drop them off i always think about it. and i worry about it. it doesn't go away. >>> it is more than just an educator doing a drill with a student. it really encompasses a community effort. >>> school districts has made a number of security

. >>> nearly one in three teenagers in santa clara county have tried vaping. the report surveyed thousands of eighth 10th and 12th graders. 18 different schools within santa clara county were surveyed. most of them say they got e- cigarettes from a friend. at the same time new data shows the number of teenagers smoking traditional cigarettes is falling to record lows. >>> mass shootings have created a new normal for students as kids head back to school authorities in the east bay are teaching them how to stay safe during an attack. officers started these active shooter drills in the san ramon valley unified school district. students actually get covered with fake blood and they call out for help. they learned the best escape route. some parents say it is a harsh reality but it is necessary. >>> every time they go to school i drop them off i always think about it. and i worry about it. it doesn't go away. >>>