marie's husband, andre. but... andre had moved out of california.his blood to test. josh mankiewicz: how'd you get a match? john lewin: well, what we did was, we tried to find him. and we couldn't locate him. we were finally able to track down his son, andre jackson, jr., and to get his dna. when we got his dna, we got what you would characterize as-- a near-miss, a familial hit. josh mankiewicz: a near miss... but still enough to get an arrest warrant. the fbi's fugitive task force caught up with andre in tempe, arizona. josh mankiewicz: he wasn't expecting it? john lewin: no, he was not expecting it. josh mankiewicz: andre also said he didn't do it-- didn't kill his wife. but... he couldn't make bail... so he sat in a jail cell... even though prosecutor lewin knew ... the evidence was not as strong as it might be. although andre's inconsistent statements... the bruise on his face... his appearance at the very beach where marie's car was later found... all seemed suspicious... they might not be enough for a jury. john lewin: we have to be able to s

her her partner, andre jones. i'm wondering here the indictment made specific mention of those mailers that were sent out. so i wonder if there is something dealing with election interference that could be part of this as well. is that something that would come from this indictment or from someplace else? what are your thoughts on that? >> my thoughts are that the use of opposition campaign material, which goes on in nearly every campaign, is one thing, but it needs to be declared so that the public understands what money is being put into a campaign. opposition mailers are not the issue here. the hiding of the money to pay for these mailers is the issue, and there will be more evidence that will come forward. and of course, this alleged $95,000 payment to sheng tao's partner for a job maybe that didn't exist is also of great concern. but again, to be clear, in every campaign there's opposition mailers and some of them are not very much fun to read. but as long as the people who are paying for them declare that it

the payments in question went to her live in partner andre jones.they didn't go directly to her. so perhaps she felt that it was him that was being the beneficiary of this and not her, and also that she didn't actually do award the contracts or make the extension. so she could have compartmentalized it in her mind. but the fbi isn't interested in that. they are interested in this indictment, and she is the so far the highest ranking person to be indicted. so all roads are going to be pointing towards her. all right. >> well, you heard the man she beat in the mayoral race, lauren taylor, who is running again now in this special election, saying, hey, you know, he would have won had it not been for those mailers that were part of this campaign. >> i don't know, i don't know if he would have won. but the mailers in the campaign, the negative mailers that come in at the close of a campaign and turn last minute voters largely, especially if the race wasn't getting a lot of attention. yes, it could have had had a factor in it. but the other thing that's r

[applause] >> jose andres.applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to jose andres, from his parents kitchen in spain jose andres arrived in america with little money and big dreams. over the course of three decades he mastered his culinary craft with renowned restaurants that spanned culture and cuisine, and bring people together. his world central kitchen revolutionized humanitarian assistance by mobilizing fellow chefs in providing meals to people left in the wake of natural disasters and war. with his unmatched personality and hard jose andres shows us that there is a seat for everyone at the table. [applause] [applause] bono. [applause] the presidential medal awarded to bono as the lead singer of u2, one of the most successful rock bands in history. in an irish tradition of protest, rebellion and rejoicing he has composed anthems to peace and civil rights. as a humanitarian he lifts up causes from ending positive -- ending poverty, to debt reef -- to debt relief for developing nations. his wor

por eso vamos en vivo con andrés brender andrés, que has conversado con el único sobreviviente de estanamos cómo la está pasando. cuéntanos. qué tal. pues sí, el tiempo ha pasado, pero el dolor no se ha ido. Él no solo vio a sus compañeros, pues morir, ser asesinado, sino también a familiares. les quiero mostrar. nosotros estamos en la plaza dutra y aquí, pues la ciudad ha colocado ese cartel que dice recordando las vidas que se llevaron de nosotros. también han colocado flores. hablé precisamente con él y esto fue lo que me dijo. lo más que me duele, pues es mi hermano, pues él ya no está conmigo y. pero. pero qué le puedo, qué le podemos hacer hoy? pues él ya no se encuentra hace 2 años, 2 años desde que half moon bay cambió para siempre. todavía me quedé un poco débil. pues yo creo que ya no puedo trabajar así. pues qué hacía antes? no? y es que un día como hoy, en el 2023, un campesino abrió fuego contra sus compañeros de trabajo. 7 fallecieron, incluido el hermano de pedro, a quien vio morir. nosotros no pensamos que esto nos va a pasar, no por eso. pues yo creo que las personas v

andre. >> rosemary, thank you so much.resident biden blocking a proposed merger between an american s el company and a company in company. in a statement about the proposed $15 billion offer by nippon steel. the president said u.s. steel needs to represent american values and interests. those against the deal say many american jobs would be lost, and a key u.s. company should not be owning a u.s. company. while those in favor of the deal say it would help the american company, and that it's not a good idea to reject an investment by a key ally. the president's decision is expected to be challenged in court. authorities in south korea have failed to arrest the country's president following his martial law declaration earlier last month. fox's greg palkot has more on the developing situation there. >> the ongoing political standoff in south korea turned physical on friday, leading to fears of a possible civil war. president yoon suk yeol is facing impeachment following his declaration of martial law last month. and on friday

jose andres, there you see bono, of course.did see the vice president and her husband coming in. taking position of honor. speaking as well with former president clinton. oh, there we see hillary clinton. of course, she will be a favorite in that crowd. and in a room where she is very familiar, the east room there of the white house. >> she's attended many of these herself, of course, during her husband's eight-year presidency and this is one of the things that a president loves to do the most, be able to give these medals to people they respect and admire to be able to call attention to americans who have done remarkable things in politics but not just politics, throughout the various spheres, jane goodall there, the noted researcher, of course, magic johnson, the star basketball player, people of our generation remembered him quite, you know, poignantly. so many others, i think it's a moment that a president will treasure as he prepares to leave the white house. >> yeah. absolutely. and we are seeing mitt romney, of course, t

thao and her romantic partner, andre jones, are accused in a bribery scheme involving the duong family who owned cal waste solutions, the recycling company for the city of oakland. two members of the family, patriarch david, the company's president and ceo, and andy, his son, were also charged today. all four defendants have pleaded not guilty. this all comes more than half a year after the fbi raided the home thao and jones share along with two homes belonging to the duong family and their recycling company's office. since that day we have been digging into the allegations against everyone involved, but details of the fbi's investigation have been shrouded in secrecy until now. our wilson walker was there when the fbi and other agencies announced these charges in san francisco. so, wilson, what are we learning tonight? >> reporter: i was thinking about that today, juliette, that when we first got the indictment handed to us, i was glancing through it and was struck by how much of it follows along the lines of what we've been reporting the last seven months. we saw the fbi agents go in

andre, how about this view? san francisco, where we do have the gray skies. visibility was low earlier this morning and temperatures struggling. here is a look at some of the morning temperatures. areas like boulder creek and the santa cruz mountain area came to down to about 28 degrees. morgan hill dropped to 29. gilroy 32. healdsburg in the north bay, also freezing this morning at 32 fairfax. even worse sonoma 3031 for both of you there. meanwhile, afternoon highs going to be a cooler compared to yesterday, and it is still very chilly in areas like santa rosa at this time. 48 degrees for you. 52 reported in san francisco. 54 in walnut creek, 56 over san jose with partly sunny to partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. santa rosa down by six degrees compared to yesterday. napa, you are down by eight, so it is a cool one out there. the winds are generally light, but we have seen a little bit of a northwest westerly flow, and that's what helped to bring in those clouds that we had earlier this morning and remain at this time. here's a view of storm tracker two.

they accused her of a bribery scheme that includes her longtime partner, andre jones, and the prominent duong family. this was a multiyear investigation by the fbi. last june, the agents raided the oakland home of then mayor tao and andre jones, as well as the properties connected to the dea wong's and a recycling company. tao's attorney addressed the allegations outside the courthouse just minutes ago. >>>>the united states department of justice's justice manual requires the government to look carefully at its prosecutions to ensure that the actions that they take are not actions that are taking to take into effect the outcomes of elections and the timing of the investigative steps by the government in this case, including the unsealing of the indictment today, has called all of that into question. the mayor looks forward to defending herself against these charges, showing that there is, in fact, no evidence to support. will look. >>>>well. until this morning, the investigation was shrouded in secrecy of wilson. walker is live at the federal building in san francisco. with what we lear

precisamente nos vamos hacia allá en vivo con andrés brender andrés. que se tiene que saber ante estos escenarios? qué dicen? qué tal? lo más importante es que si usted tenga o no documentos, papeles migratorios, usted tiene derechos y el llamado que le está haciendo estos activistas y políticos es que esté alerta, pero también continúe con su vida tal cual como lo ha venido haciendo. sí, se puede. el llamado a los indocumentados que hicieron líderes políticos y activistas en la icónica plaza de fruitvale fue. es muy importante conocer y entender las reglas que tenemos con la inmigración. pueden mantener el silencio. no tienen que contestar, no huir. si corren, entonces esta es una razón para que ellos los paren. lo mejor es que mantengan el silencio. no tienen que abrir la puerta sin un. sin una orden de cateo. organizaciones como el centro legal de la raza están aumentando su capacidad para ofrecer asesoría legal gratuita. y además, desde este 17 de febrero, reactivarán su red de respuesta rápida en el condado de alameda. vamos a dar presentaciones d

andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48 muchísimas gracias andrés.a a las 18:00 de la tarde y también del sentir de los ciudadanos, de cómo esto tocó profundamente a toda la comunidad comunidad latina hispana también, que es la que trabaja en el campo. pero tú nos mencionabas algo. qué ha pasado con el acusado de esta tragedia? nosotros precisamente lo vamos a revisar. y e que a pesar de que el sospechoso. el juicio del sospechoso del tiroteo sigue siendo realmente un tema de preocupación para la comunidad, debido a que el proceso judicial avanza, pero lentamente, el acusado sigue detenido y aún no se ha fijado una fecha para su juicio, el cual podría programarse incluso hasta después de abril. en medio de la herida que dejó este tiroteo, la comunidad aún sigue esperando justicia. mientras se espera también mientras se enfrenta también a la dolorosa espera y también a los desafíos relacionados con las condiciones de vida de los trabajadores agrícolas, condiciones que, como lo decía andrés, quedaron al descubierto precisamente tras esa masacre. y just

rosemary. >> hi, andre. yes, after a bit of a chilly start, we had temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning. we will be back into the 50s and 60s. although not quite as warm as we were yesterday. i'll show you those numbers here momentarily. a little bit of fog out there this morning. and as andre mentioned, a hazy one over san francisco at this time and areas over sfo eight degrees cooler compared to yesterday. hayward, you're down by ten. half moon bay down by 14. so definitely feeling that 54 degrees along the coastline at half moon bay. meanwhile san francisco enjoying 62. we have low 60s in concord as well as in the south bay of san jose. we do have big changes coming our way. a storm that will not only drop our temperatures, it's going to kick up our wind, and it is going to bring some rain to the bay area and rain to southern california as well. calm conditions across the area. at this time we have santa rosa, novato and napa all reporting calm conditions. we have oakland and concord reporting. ju

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the mercury news is citing sources saying andre jones andre jones, her boyfriend, has also been indicted. neither report has been confirmed by the fbi. however, the feds are expected to make a comment tomorrow morning. these indictmenents coe after months of investigation and speculation. last june, the fbi raided the then mayor's house on the same day that they raided the homes and businesses of multiple members of the dewan family, who owns cal waste solutions. that's an oakland recycling contractor. tao and her partner have both repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, but it has city leaders still concerned. this is really concerning, and the impacts of what this means for the integrity of city services and city business is definitely concerning to me as a public official. let's bring in nbc's velena jones, who's been covering this story for months now. velena what exactly do we know right now? we know there's a lot of speculation and reports, but what do we know? right. so raj, this comes, as you said, after months of investigation and speculation, it's important to note that the fbi nor t

andrés cuéntanos.idente trump firmara la orden ejecutiva para acabar con el derecho de obtener ciudadanía por nacimiento, esta es la décimo cuarta enmienda que ha estado en vigor por más de 100 años. pues el fiscal de california, rob bonta, junto a otros fiscales de otros estados, introdujeron una demanda en el estado de massachusetts. para evitar que esto suceda. y esto lo hace porque ellos dicen que este es un derecho de que está consagrado, como les dije en la constitución, y que de esto ocurrir, pues va a afectar seriamente a no solo las personas acá, sino también a las ciudades y los estados del país. porque con esto pues ellos obtieneninero del gobierno federal para ayuda económica que muchas familias tienen. ellos dicen que alegan pues que el presidente trump no puede hacer eso, porque eso sería cambiar la constitución. y aunque hay mecanismos para corregir o cambiar enmiendas, pues no se debe de hacer a través de una orden ejecutiva. y por eso ellos introdujeron esta acción judicial. esperan re

es la información que tenemos andrés brender telemundo andrés. muchas gracias por ese informe. dollar settlement in. bueno, ese acuerdo es entablado con la empresa perdue pharma y la familia sackler, quienes pagarán hasta 6.5 mil millones de dólares en 15 años. perdue pagará el resto y de este modo se pone fin al control de la familia sackler sobre perdue y su capacidad de vender opioides en los estados unidos. los fondos se destinarán a programas de tratamiento, prevención y recuperación de adicciones en todo el país. vamos a una pausa y al regresar hablaremos sobre una organización del valle central que brindará nuevos servicios tras recibir una acreditación del departamento de justicia. en el tiempo, se espera un leve aumento en las temperaturas para esta tarde, unas lluvias leves para el fin de semana y también aumentan las ráfagas salud. salud es rodearte de quienes te hacen sentir bien. en kaiser permanente, trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. el valle central. el centro binacional para el desarrollo indígena oaxaqueño recibió una acreditación por parte

andre, do you have any comments? tao's attorney repeated his client's frequent claims of innocence, saying the case lacks evidence. the case is built on allegations from an unknown coconspirator that we believe when the evidence is revealed, will show that my client has committed no crimes. father and son david and andy duong face conspiracy, bribery and fraud charges. both of their attorneys also say they are innocent of all charges and will fight hard in court. meanwhile, those who spearheaded the recall election against house say her indictment points to a larger issue. i think that it is a wake up call that we've had these issues pervasive in city hall for some time, and it's time to clean house. in oakland, velena jones, nbc, bay area news. so what exactly are tao jones and the duong's accused of? investigative reporter candice nguyen joins us now to break down the alleged bribery scheme laid out by prosecutors today. and, candice, we know they're prominent businessmen, but who are these dongs? yeah, they are a

pasamos con andrés brender, quien estuvo en este evento andrés. buenas tardes.ento y cuál es el mensaje que dieron? cuéntanos qué tal. pues sí, aquí se dieron cita activistas políticos, el defensor público de san francisco, el l abogado de la ciudad, también la fiscal del condado brooke jenkins, el jefe de policía bill scott, supervisores y el mensaje que ellos quisieron transmitir, pues es contundente que ellos están aquí para proteger y brindarle apoyo a la comunidad inmigrante que van a hacer respetar las leyes que tiene la ciudad y el condado de san francisco, que recordemos es un condado santuario, así como también el estado de california. ellos dicen que van a proteger los derechos de esos inmigrantes que quizás no tienen papeles migratorios, pero son esenciales para la actividad comercial acá, para la vida común de la ciudad. ellos vieron como por ejemplo, como ejemplo. por ejemplo, muchos de los que mantienen limpias nuestras calles, de los que trabajan en los hoteles. esto es algo vital para la economía de la ciudad. ellos dicen que no están en contra d

como el celebre chef jose andres.te c conmovido, recibio la medalla que reconoce su trabajo hum humanitario con world central kitchen, asistiendo con la ayuda alimentaria a victimas de catastrofes naturales y conflictos por el mundo. >> hillary rodham clinton, con una ovacion fue recibida la ex secretaria de estado, hillary clinton, llego acompanada del expresidente bill clinton y su hija recibio la medalla por su servicio publico, aunque no estuvo presente el maximo goleador argentino, lionel messi fue honrado con la medalla por apoyar programase salud y e educacion para ninos de todo el mundo a traves de su fu fundacion.>> por ser embajador de buena voluntad de unicef, magic johnson entre los deportistas reconocidos, el legendario basquetbolista magic johnson, quien se tuvo que a agachar para que el presidente biden le colocara la medalla ralph lauren. otros condecorados, el disenador rob lawrence, que a menudo viste a la familiaiaiden, el cantante bono y los actores denzel washington y michael j. fox. la medalla pr

andrés brender le ha dado seguimiento a este tema y nos informa en vivo desde oakland andrés.qué tal. cómo están? pues sí, en efecto. no solo eso, sino también recordar que a cualquier nivel local, estatal, regional, ellos aseguran los líderes están unidos para proteger a la comunidad migrante del estado en schiff. y en efecto, recordar que todos los servicios que han estado ofreciendo van a seguir a pesar de las amenazas de posibles redadas. el centro legal de la raza de oakland va a seguir prestando sus servicios migratorios servicios legales, sin importar el estatus legal de la persona. así como la clínica de la raza va a seguir prestando los servicios de salud a la comunidad sin que ellos tengan que pedir por su estatus migratorio. también se hizo presente el distrito escolar unificado de oakland y que a pesar de esas amenazas de que pudieran, pudieran haber redadas en las escuelas, ellos le pidan a los padres que sigan enviando a sus niños a clases que ellos de hecho están entrenando nuevamente a sus empleados y a los maestros para que sepan qué hacer en caso de quelgo oc

chef jose andres and humanitarian. his work with world central kitchen has had a large scale impact on communities impacted by natural disasters or conflicts around the world. the list really goes on and on here, though, fredricka. we've got world renowned conservationist jane goodall, legendary basketball player magic johnson, bill nye the science guy, vogue editor in chief anna wintour, award winning actor denzel washington, and u2 frontman and philanthropist bono. now back in 2017, biden actually received this award from then-president barack obama, and it was a surprise one that left biden looking visibly emotional. today could be a bit of a reflective moment for him as well. he's got less than 20 days left before he says goodbye to the presidency and his long career in politics. this event today is expected to start at the top of the hour. so just a few minutes away now. >> oh yeah, and that was a beautiful moment. i think everyone remembers that because it was such a surprise for biden when obama did that. and ye

andre and pam right now. middle of the commute, right in the middle where usually there is a bunch of slow traffic. of course, it is because of martin luther king day. and we do have a lot of people who are taking the holiday. you can see that at the toll plaza. we don't have a big backup going to put it up here for you. not a big backup this morning. there are some spots where it's a little congested, but really it is very holiday like 648. what about today's weather? let's bring steve back in. >> all right, sal. well, we're seeing a change here after a weekend of a lot of fog. the wind is picking up, and that's going to take care of a lot of this low cloud deck or fog. an unusual january fog bank. no doubt. you usually don't see something of this nature here in january, but it's getting chewed up because you can see the breeze. it's a north northeast breeze. there is a wind advisory that starts in the north bay hills. i always mention the east bay hills too, but i mean, look at berkeley 38, oakland 39, half

now let's go over to andre senior.r viewer poll of the day. >> i can understand why because, i mean, i've had someone steal things and walk out right in front of me at the store, but also waiting to get the items. sometimes you can order it faster. all right, let's get right to it. now, this morning we're asking when you see items locked up at the store. what's your move here? here are your options i bail, i'm not waiting or i stay for the shampoo 60% right now. say i bail, 40% say they will stay. go to ktvu.com/vote. let us know what you think about this. but sometimes the wait. you know i just bail on it. >> have you bailed or do you stay for the shampoo? >> i normally bail really? yeah. >> i've never bailed. yeah. >> sometimes you just wait. you're waiting and waiting and no one comes. >> and so, y know, even though you know why they did, why they locked it. >> i understand why, but but i mean, you know, i, you know, i go in and go, i get in and get out, you know, i'm not i'm not looking to wait sometimes. and i thi

. >> i'm andre senior. it's monday, january 20th, and many people are waking up to a cold monday across the bay area. it was a cold weekend to steve paulson up with us this morning with a look. >> well, a little different here. the fog is getting wiped out because the wind is picking up, but it's still cold, no doubt about it. but fog is really disappearing pretty fast if it hasn't already. 30s, 40s and the breeze. there's a wind advisory up in the north bay hills. i always mention the east bay hills as well. i don't think that petaluma novato is still there. i think it's gone now as it's really the fog is disappearing pretty rapidly, but still some out to the valley, maybe a pocket or two. but you get a breeze of this nature and that takes care of the fog, especially that 15 miles an hour at fairfield, santa rosa, northwest at ten. that takes care of it. napa airport went from a quarter mile to ten and about 20 minutes the high there and a system digging in. we're on the western edge of it that is picking

andre. >> caroline.he associated press is reporting that there are plans to reopen bourbon street today. what have you heard about those plans and what is the scene out there right now? are police beginning to thin in that area? >> yeah. andre, we are hearing from new orleans police that bourbon street will reopen later today. and as far as the scene, we are still seeing increased security in this area, of course, but we are also seeing a lot of tourists, a lot of sports fans ready for the sugar bowl later this afternoon. so again, on one side of this historical part of new orleans, you're seeing a crime scene and the fbi investigating this attack. on the other hand, you're seeing a lot of sports fans ready for the game. we will also tell you that we have heard from some fans that they are no longer going to the game this afternoon because, again, there are still some security concerns, some safety concerns, understandably so from some fans later this afternoon. so we'll have to see exactly what happens

i'm andre senior. and we begin with breaking news out of san francisco this noon where police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened on tompkins avenue near the alameda farmers market around 8:00 this morning. inside an apartment. we know that a man has died, and a woman was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. police also investigating a toddler that was also shot while on scene. >> officers were advised that a toddler suffering from non-life threatening injuries was transported to a local hospital, and that that case may be related to what occurred here at the residence on the 1000 block of tompkins avenue. >> at this time, police say there is no threat to the public. people are being told to avoid the area while the investigation is underway. we will continue to follow this story and bring you the latest updates as they become available. and we're also following another shooting in san francisco. this one happened at around 10 a.m. on bryant street. officers say when they

>> yes, absolutely andre.'re right, many areas below freezing this morning with the frost advisory. nothing posted for tomorrow morning just yet. that could change of course. stay tuned. here's a view over san francisco a beautiful one, at least from this vantage point. san francisco in the upper 50s. low 60s. storm tracker two. here, the system that is parked off the coastline of baja california, continuing to bring in those gusty conditions, but a little bit of an onshore breeze for parts of southern california today. high pressure still parked over the west. and that combined with the low pressure there, bringing that pattern and increasing the winds over the next day, day and a half or so. red flag warning continuing for southern california. and i'll show you that here in just a moment. let's check in in our winds, when napa reporting a little bit of an onshore breeze. six miles per hour for you there coming in from the north and east over areas of novato, i should say south and east novato, seven miles pe

prosecutors say checks started getting mailed to andre jones. some as large as $35,000. >> providing them as payments disguised as wages for a no show job for jones with the promise of additional payments all intended to benefit both thao and jones. >> reporter: today's indictment and the press conference held by the government earlier this morning was successful in grabbing headlines but what it did not do was serve the ends of justice. >> reporter: thao, jones and the duongs appeared in oakland where all four entered not guilty pleas. the former mayor appeared with her attorney who questioned the timing of this action and the indictment itself. >> the indictment itself is chock full of allegations. the case is built on allegations from an unknown coconspirator that we believe will show my client has committed no crimes. >> mentioning the unnamed coconspirator may be a question of where the defense is planning to go. on the issue of identities, we heard from the assistant u.s. attorney here in a very high profile case when we would normally be

the documents reveal andre jones received checks from juarez. renea webb who led thao's transition team accused jones of running pay-to-play schemes during thao's campaign and after she won. webb, who is running to replace thao, testified before the grand jury. >> what i said two years ago, you know, the reason i resigned, because i was not going to be corrupted and i was not going to be a part of something that would continue to take oakland down and so i really feel like this is a breath of fresh air, you know, for us as a city. >> the oakland public ethics commission has had a long running investigation into the duongs. they've been accused of using straw donors to run political campaigns, including thao's. >> thank you. we'll have live coverage of tomorrow's news conference with the fbi and justice department at 9:00 a.m. you can stay up to date with that and any other new developments in the case right here on air as well as on kpix.com and the cbs news app. >>> meantime, a new candidate has thrown their hat into the ring to replace thao as

andre. >> well, dave, good morning to you. the school district in santa rosa held its first of several town hall meetings last night in response to its $20 million budget deficit. hundreds of parents and teachers packed that town hall meeting at montgomery high school to make sure their voices are heard. the district outlined a plan to save money that most of the people attending the town hall meeting did not want to hear. it plans to close at least four schools by the end of the academic year. in its effort to save $11 million over the next two years, the budget deficit, largely due to the loss of covid era federal relief funds and declining student enrollment. that drop in enrollment is tied to the cost of living in santa rosa, which is driving many families out of the district. >> lack of kids. when i was first, when i got my first apartment, that apartment was $300 a year. i was able to raise my kids, be there for them. parents now are having to work more than one job. that same apartment is $3,000 a month now, and it's th

andre. well, dave. >> pam, good morning to you both. the city of san francisco had just wrapped up a year where police had reported the lowest number of homicides since 1960. there were 34 killings in the city in 2024, but police are now reporting this year, 2025, off to a bad start. right now, the three shootings in san francisco during the first two days of this new year involve one that is especially tragic. police say it involved a man who took his own life after wounding his girlfriend and their toddler son. it happened yesterday morning near alemany boulevard. the suspected shooter's father showed up at the scene shortly after the gunfire. >> my name is anthony thomas. i'm the father of the deceased male. antoinema he took his life for, for some strange reason. i didn't. i didn't get a chance to make it here on time to stop it. and now he's gone. >> the baby was a year and a half year and a half year and a half. >> so, yeah, she's going to have to have to grow up without the dad and ev

fbi agents raided the oakland home of then mayor thao and andre jones, her boyfriend. they could be seen carrying out boxes of evidence to their cars. this came two days after alameda county registrar of voters announced there were enough signatures on a petition to recall thao from office and to move forward with that process. the fbi also raided properties connected to the duong family and their recycling company, california waste solutions. the duongs hold a lucrative recycling contract with the city of oakland and have a pretty interesting backstory. the family escaped from vietnam, eventually opened the first recycling warehouse in west oakland. california waste solutions is now worth hundreds of millions of dollars and employs hundreds of people. over the years andy duong has become a regular face in local and state and national politics. he helped organize a trip to vietnam in 2023 that included local delegates, including then mayor sheng thao. he is now charged with making false statements to government agents. his lawyers released a statement saying in part, "

this is all connected to the june raid of thao's home which she shares with her partner, andre jones. jones is also named in that indictment and our camera was there as he arrived at court this morning. also facing charges, andy and david duong, the father/son duo prominent in the oakland business community. all four defendants entered not guilty pleas in court today. our wilson walker joins us live outside the federal courthouse in san francisco where officials laid out the allegations for the very first time. wilson. >> reporter: a busy day today. all of those charged over in oakland and today here in san francisco we finally, seven months after those raids, we heard what prosecutors were looking for. >> we are not just up here as traditional politicians. >> the indictment alleges the conspiracy began around october 2022 before the november 2022 oakland mayoral election. weeks before that election thao made commitments to take official actions as mayor that would benefit the duongs. >> reporter: from there first assistant u.s. attorney patrick robbins gave a brief tour of the govern

following donald trump's return to office at home, questions loom over whether president andre judah and prime minister donald tasks can present a united front as poland leads you're up to turbulent times abroad. their stance and migration is real. and i see, see, as the complexity prime minister task is confirmed that colon will not comply with the i. c. c warrant to arrest is really 5 minutes for benjamin at yahoo. if he attends the 80th anniversary at the liberation of outfit raising questions about balancing legal obligations with historical and diplomatic priority. post president andre due to addresses these challenges and more as he talks to l g 0, the president to, to thank you so much for talking to alex is here today here in clusters on the edge of dallas in the world economic forum. that's a pleasure to meet you. we just started out that one of the biggest changes in global topography of politics was the election of donald trump in the united states . and you have a very deep commitment to nato at this moment. president, trump is a bit more skeptical of nato and its role in

andre, do you have any comments? tao's attorney repeated his client's frequent claims of innocence, saying the case lacks evidence. the case is built on allegations from an unknown coconspirator that we believe when the evidence is revealed, will show that my client has committed no crimes. father and son david and andy duong face conspiracy, bribery and fraud charges. both of their attorneys also say they are innocent of all charges and will fight hard in court. meanwhile, those who spearheaded the recall election against house say her indictment even after she was ousted from office, impacts oakland. it's a sad day for oakland. this is not going to inspire confidence in the other in the business community to want to do business in oakland. in oakland. velena jones, nbc, bay area news. now, let's give you a timeline of how the investigation unfolded. it's a little bit complicated. we'll try to keep it straight. back in june, former oakland mayor sheng thao home was searched by the fbi, irs, and the u.s. postal inspe

just yesterday, her boyfriend, andre jones, was indicted. now, an arraignment was scheduled to take place at 1030 this morning. our team is in the courtroom. we will have an update for you coming up during our evening newscast. now, of course, there are still many questions to come with this case. joining us now live is defense attorney paula canny. paula, great to see you and thanks for joining us. let's get right to it. so they had the arraignment that was supposed to happen today. can you describe to us what that process is like and what will likely happen today at an arraignment? the defendant is told what the charges are. they should appear with their lawyer. i mean, i'm sure it's been a horrible day for her because she didn't know that she had been indicted until yesterday when that was announced. i'm sure that they notified her. she's probably just been fingerprinted and gone through all of the booking procedures. she's going to be told you're charged. she's got to be scared and frightened because getting prosecuted is really frighten

. >> today federal prosecutors released a 22 page indictment against how her longtime boyfriend andre jones and to business owners, david and mandy twang kron four's dan kerman takes a closer look at the documents. >> since the fbi raided their home last june, former oakland mayor sheng thao is maintained she was not the target of the federal investigation. but this indictment tells a different story with federal prosecutors alleging thao agreed to granting special favors an influence to members of the family that run callaway solutions in return for money for tao and her partner, andrea jones. >> examples of promises allegedly made by towns include. her agreement to purchase housing units from the company own by the dawn family. her agreement to ensure tce extension of the contract. for recycling services that the city of oakland had with one of david. and indeed, companies. and her agreement to use influence. to help appoint a high-level city official to benefit the goings business interests. in exchange. that was allegedly provided payments to and jones various forms, including. th

andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48.tán bajo advertencia de evacuación. y es que en medio de la devastación hacia el sur de nuestro estado, hay quienes buscan aprovecharse de las personas que quieren ayudar a las víctimas de estos siniestros. por eso hemos conversado con una experta que nos dijo que el primer paso es verificar que la organización a la que usted va a ayudar esté registrada con la oficina del fiscal de california. el segundo paso no vayan a verificarlos en línea. siempre vean la información de los impuestos. lo que hemos visto es que hay unas personas que al decir donan 10 $, pero solamente 2 $ se va a la casa de lo que ellos están agarrando esas donaciones ahí lo escuchó. usted puede ir al sitio web punto org para buscar las organizaciones y ver si tiene algún tipo de registro adecuado. y si usted busca ayudar a esta causa y quiere hacerlo de manera segura, puede hacerlo a través de la cruz roja. y es que telemundo y la cruz roja se solidarizan con la comunidad y buscan ayudar a las víctimas. usted tambié

andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48 gracias andrés.los próximos días. y nosotros obviamente vamos a estar trabajando sobre estos temas, porque no solamente es el decir de qué van estas órdenes ejecutivas, sino lo que hemos venido hablando, si se pueden ejecutar, cuál es la forma de protección también y cómo solicitar ayuda también, si es que alguna persona se ve afectada por este tipo de toma de decisiones. nosotros siempre estamos cerca, ahí con usted. claro que sí. bueno, momento de hablar de lo que estamos diciendo. de que frío a la bahía. no? qué frío. frío. oye, ayer estuvo bien. bien helada. el domingo. el domingo helado? sí, helado. esa me gusta. verdad? a mí no me encanta el frío. pero ese título sí me gusta. bueno, es que vimos temperaturas en esos 30 grados y todavía eso continúa. y también, compañeros. tuvimos vientos desde. desde el noreste. eso ayudó a que se sintiera mucho más frío. por eso que se le llama la sensación térmica. y tuvimos una advertencia de hecho de vientos fuertes ya no, ya mermaron bastante. sí, vimos rá

andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. está escrita, la cual estipula varios cambios, entre ellos la sección 5, que aplica la detención en toda su extensión, en coordinación con la sección 6, para garantizar que la persona que viole la ley de inmigración sea expulsada y devuelta a su territorio de origen. además, está la sección 7, que terminará con los programas de parol humanitario, incluyendo la solicitud del cbp, y precisamente para conocer y ampliar mejor la información que tenemos al respecto, tenemos aquí a un invitado muy especial. es el abogado andrew newsom, quien nos va a ayudar a entender primero el tema del parol. qué es lo que nos ha cogido? un poco de sorpresa también qué pasa con las personas que actualmente querían acceder a parol humanitario? ya no lo van a poder hacer, pues las personas que no han entrado aún, si esas citas han sido canceladas y ellos quedan básicamente esperando su lugar para en fila para tener su entrevista consular en su país de origen. para las personas que ya han entrado bajo ese pr

andré brender noticiero telemundo 48. gracias andrés.n. este servicio postal afirma que tiene una de las fuerzas laborales más diversas del país. ofrece prestaciones de seguro médico, licencia por enfermedad y vacaciones y plan o 401 k. en los deportes. los niners termina la temporada para variar, sin varios titulares. repasamos las ausencias. escuchamos lo que toyota. vayamos juntos. buenas tardes. arrancamos con san francisco 49ers la pesadilla de la temporada 2024. por fin va a terminar para el equipo. y es que, para variar, hay muchas ausencias para enfrentar a los cardinals en el reporte de práctica de hoy, shanahan informó que recuerde deebo samuel y demoledor de los titulares habuales estarán fuera para enfrentar a los cardinals. pero como sabemos, la ausencia de 1 es una oportunidad de oro para otro jugador. y eso lo sabe george w, que arrancará como titular el domingo. escuchemos. i'm just excited for opportunity, get on the field and play. it's obviously fun to be a part of a great room and be supportive of broke throughout the

andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. gracias andrés. nos vamos a una pausa.a. le informamos de qué se trata y en palco deportivo tenemos otra hermosa historia en donde el protagonista es un equipo del área de la bahía que tuvo un gesto este martes dio un giro el caso de los chapitos, los hijos de joaquín el chapo guzmán, quienes hoy comparecieron en la corte federal en el centro de chicago. como nos explica josé de santiago, tanto ovidio como joaquín guzmán están negociando acuerdos con las autoridades federales, mientras que otro líder, también clave del cárte ismael el mayo zambada, se prepara para su propia audiencia en nueva york la próxima semana. veamos. ovidio guzmán, conocido como el ratón y su hermano joaquín guzmán, comparecieron de manera virtual ante una jueza federal en chicago, luego de que su abogado no pudiera asistir en persona. ambos enfrentan graves acusaciones, incluyendo tráfico de drogas, lavado de dinero y posesión de armas en la corte del distrito norte de illinois en chicago. el caso de ovidio podría consolidar las acusaciones en su c

the documents also reveal andre jones received checks from juarez. the oakland public ethics commission has had a long running investigation into the duongs. they've been accused of using straw donors to fund political campaigns, including thao's. >> thanks, lauren. we will be there tomorrow morning at the fbi and justice department's press conference for their announcement. stay with us for all the latest details on this investigation. >>> well, in nearby san leandro the fbi searched the home of a city council member. the feds and city manager confirm this happened at the home of councilman bryan azevedo. the fbi has not said what prompted the warrant. azevedo represents district 2 and recently won reelection. the city manager says they are cooperating with the investigation. we reached out to the councilman but have not heard back. >>> now to the latest on the devastating fires in southern california, officials report little to no fire growth in the fast 24 hours with the exceptions of the palisades fire. crews are taking a day to rest and recupera

the documents also reveal andre jones received checks from juarez. renia webb, a former confidante of thao and led her transition team, accused jones of pay to play schemes. webb who is running to replace thao testified before the grand jury. >> what i said two years ago, you know, the reason i resigned, because i was not going to be corrupted and i was not going to be a part of something that would continue to take oakland down and so i really felt like this was just a breath of fresh air, you know, for us as a city. >> as we mentioned, the fbi and the justice department are supposed to make this important announcement at 9:00 tomorrow morning. you can follow that announcement and any other new developments in this case on air as well as kpix.com and the cbs news app. >>> people in vallejo's crest neighborhood are calling for some serious and urgent solutions days after a 4-year-old girl was shot when she was caught in the middle of a shootout. she is stable tonight according to police. the city's new mayor, andrea sorce, says vallejo leaders have t