this is on the clara brown chapter.ut of curiosity, i became interested in what german immigrants to the ozarks were eating in the 1850's. how did you become curious about that? >> i mean, honestly, who knows? where your curiosity takes you is something that i honestly cannot answer. i think each one of us has things that we are uniquely curious about and you can see many of the things i am uniquely curious about in this story and i have a number of what i think are interesting asides of lake how would clara brown have learned how to make sauerkraut? that was an interesting thing to me and i began to explore it and in fact a lot of the things in this book are just based on -- i discovered because of rabbit holes i was willing to go down. i honestly cannot say why i was curious about it other than it just piqued my interest and what i found made me even more curious when i discovered how unique a dietary experience german immigrants to the ozarks had in comparison to many other people. it made me even more curious and i

comenzamos con noticias para pacientes al este de san josé porque este lunes el condado de santa clararmó la adquisición del centro médico regional, lo que les permitiría instituir el centro de traumatología al nivel 2. luego de degradar parte de sus servicios, esto fue el verano pasado. nathalie vera tiene más sobre lo que esto significa para nuestra comunidad. nathalie. bueno, este anuncio se da tras meses de protestas y manifestaciones tanto por miembros de la comunidad, sino como también por parte de enfermeros, quienes se preocupaban por los residentes aquí en el este de san josé, sobre todo muchos en la comunidad latina, al perder estos servicios vitales. desde el pasado agosto nosotros también tenemos derechos y vivir es una de esas. líderes comunitarios al este de san josé están celebrando el retorno de atención médica esencial en el centro médico regional april first the county of santa clara is operating regional medical center. a partir del uno de abril, el condado santa clara tomará las riendas del hospital gracias a una adquisición de 150 millones de dólares, lo que les pe

es que los rumores en san josé se dieron tras 2 allanamientos del alguacil del condado de santa claranzaron a circular en las redes y decían que eran miembros de ice, pero los habían confundido. pero miembros de la red de respuesta rápida confirmaron que no había presencia de ice en esa ciudad. y con esto queremos recordarle que lo más importante es mantener la calma, si es que usted sospecha la presencia de inmigración. lo primero, puede llamar a la red de respuesta rápida de su condado para que vayan al lugar a verificar. ahí tiene los datos en pantalla. tómele una fotografía a estos números de teléfono para que los tenga siempre a la mano. y conoce usted sus derechos como inmigrante y los de su familia? este miércoles 15 de enero, las estaciones de telemundo en todo el país se unen para un townhall muy especial. expertos hablarán con la comunidad con respuestas a las preguntas que usted tenga. inmigración y tus derechos. a las 21:00 de la noche, hora del pacífico, este miércoles 15 de enero y se espera que el centro médico regional, según el sistema de salud del valle de santa clar

santa clara back on top. 54 53. but lmu would take the lead back on free throws now up by 3 in the final seconds santa clara had a chance to tie the game. tyre. brian's 3 wouldn't fall offensive rebound. carlos stewart, desperation. that won't go santa clara falls by 3.57. 54. how about usf taking on pepperdine 1st half dons up by 8 marcus williams finds himself in the corner wide and his 3 is pads. the lead to 11 early on later in the half. the kick out to williams at the top of the key buries another triple 16 points. 4 assists for marcus williams. minute later. 11 point don's le drian beasley, the alley-oop to carlton lindegaard june that would extend the lead to 13 usf looking good. closing moments of the half. malik thomas, beyond the arc money, he led the way with 20 points. don screws final score. 80 to 63 victory over the women's side of top 20 showdown in durham, north carolina. number 18 cow at number 16. duke theres kept it close for a little while down 3 in the 1st quarter. caleb williams will tie the ga

i think santa clara is a really big, small city. i've like i said, i've grown up here for the past 40 years and there's just not a lot of green space anymore. and to think that they would take green space and pave it over and make a parking lot is just it's hard to grasp. even though, as the district points out, many of the projects could be years away from starting the fight over, this one will begin to ramp up at the school board meeting thursday night in santa clara. robert honda nbc, bay area news. the fight for affordable housing is gaining the upper hand in one east bay community. a new complex just opened today in castro valley. crescent grove welcomed new residents with a tour of the property. the 72 units are located right by ruby street and crescent avenue. some of the units already are reserved for people who have recently become unhoused, as well as for veterans and people with disabilities. the remaining units were assigned based on a lottery system, to people who make less than 60% of the average income in the area. on

now all the way down into the santa clara valley we go. warmer compared to some of us up in san francisco or all the way up into santa rosa. if we make our way over to san jose today, we're going to sit in the upper 60s potentially even seeing some 70s tomorrow into tomorrow's forecast as well. now it will be sunny today and tomorrow. those clouds rolling in with the cold front will cool us off a bit more too. we can see some misty conditions along the coastline into next week we go it will be beautiful. mild temperatures and light winds and sunny skies that's the way we like it here in the bay. over to you, gianna. >>> all right, jessica, thank you. taking a look at the roadways right now. and we are going to kick things off this time around with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. where you can see things are slow bumper-to-bumper traffic for folks working their way over into san francisco this morning. and we still have some brake lights too. along 880 southbound as you head out of san leandro into hayward. that is a slow ride. so

reporting at santa clara jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> a clothing drive happens this weekend for the la fire victims. the drop-off is at trader vic's in emeryville on sunday afternoon from 12, 30 to 3.30, organizers are looking for new or gently used clothes for people of all ages as well as new underwear, socks and bronze and toiletries. you're asked to put a label on any box or bag that's dropped off. organizers will be driving down those donations and a truck to the relief center in la. and a parent company nexstar is partnering with the american red cross to launch donations for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan the qr code on your screen to help out. and we're staying on top of those deadly blazes burning now in southern california for the latest information. stay with us here on air. or you can check out our website. kron 4 dot com. a graduate. san francisco has a new fire. chief mayor daniel lurie, tapping battalion chief crispin to take over the role. kristen is a san francisco native with 3

friday into friday night, very little for the santa clara valley and the south bay. inland and the east bay. decent amount of rain, . 25 to 1 inch of rainfall for the north bay. more through the day saturday. a couple of showers for the south bay. not very much compared to over 2 inches of rain at that point in santa rosa. through much of sunday with a few hit-or- miss showers. looks like the drier half of the weekend, but it's not going to be dry. then the better chance of rain for everybody late monday into tuesday. by the time all is said and done, rainfall amounts ranging from . 5 to over 3 inches of rain in several waves. flooding not likely over the bay area. could be a different story for the north coast. these numbers will fluctuate through the rest of the week. we're talking about the potential for over a foot of total rainfall for parts of northern california by the time all is said and done, by early next week. take a look at the seven-day forecast which has a couple more dry days to go. let's see if we can get the tubes to pop up here. then we bring the s

kron four's will tran is live in santa clara county. now with how educators are reacting and he'll have a report for us in the next half hour. one person is hurt and a cat died in an apartment fire that happened in campbell broke out last night around 6.30, in the apartment that you see here on union avenue. 6 units were affected for destroyed in the red cross is helping those who are displaced. >> well, we now know the name of the boy who died after he was swept into the ocean near half moon bay over the weekend, the santa clara county coroner's office has identified the boy is 8 year-old the han mccool and lifeguards found him and a second victim identified as 39 year-old nearly calling on a to in the water. and this happened at cal ranch state beach on sunday. both victims rushed to the hospital and they later died from their injuries. an update now to a story we first brought you here on the kron 4 morning news that he now has been identified after being killed in a crash in livermore earlier this month. so the coroner's office iden

sean allen is president of the san jose naacp and worked in santa clara county law enforcement for 34 years. >> how long does this this have to keep occurring? and how long does it have to happen at this level of impact? it has to the community, to the individuals and taxpayers before the county makes changes direction. >> in 2022, the state attorney general opened a civil rights investigation into the county's jail facilities. the sheriff's office is also currently operating under two federal consent decrees being monitored as jail conditions are improved. >> that culture has really shifted since sheriff johnson has has taken the helm. so this this latest assault really came as as just a terrible shock. >> the naacp says santa clara county still needs to improve how it manages its correctional facilities and continue to rebuild the public's trust. county board supervisor susan ellenberg says safety and all in custody incidents are taken seriously. >> but it is my expectation that people will be safe and when we fall short of that standard and we fell well short. in this instance, we

pues mire, la oficina del fiscal del condado santa clara confirmó que el barbero tenía sida.ro sí tiene sida. recordemos que franklin enrique zarceño horla, de 34 años, era barbero en el área de mountain view y se le acusa de drogar a sus clientes y luego abusar sexualmente de ellos. la fiscalía cree que existen más de 20 víctimas, todos hombres y latinos. bueno, no sabemos si las víctimas saben que fueron víctimas de estos casoss porque estaban tan intoxicados salir a tomar copas con las víctimas, se intoxicaban las víctimas después él se las llevaba a su casa y ahí los atacaba. las autoridades le piden a todas esas víctimas contactar a la oficina del fiscal del condado de santa clara y también les están pidiendo realizarte un examen contra el vih desde san josé. soy jessica gallegos. continúa en el estudio. jessica, muchas gracias por ese informe. bueno, la ciudad de san josé comenzó un nuevo programa con el cual busca remover las casas rodantes que están estacionadas en por lo menos 30 zonas de esa urbe. la primera etapa consiste en colocar señalizaciones, así como lo vemo

damian: we're going to begin today with a call for your service with the civil grand jury of santa clarah me here on "comunidad del valle" is the honorable jesus valencia. he's here to give us a pitch on why we all should join the grand jury. judge, welcome to the show. jesus valencia: well, thank you, and i appreciate the opportunity to come on your show and speak to your audience about this important issue. damian: yeah, before we get into it, i want to talk about that robe hanging in the back of your office there. talk about the pride, sir, of wearing that robe, and making sure that the jurisprudence is fair and accurate in the county. jesus: absolutely, you know, i've been privileged and blessed to be able to serve on the bench here with many, many outstanding colleagues for the past 17 years, going on 18 years, and i really--in this particular location where i'm at, it's morgan hill, but it's a location that's dear to my heart because when i first came to san jose, i came through this little corridor and morgan hill is one of the first little towns. it was much more agrarian, but it

santa clara county and hca. hca health care announced today a formal agreement for the county to buy regional med for $150 million. the deal, which is subject to certain closing conditions and regulatory approval, is expected to close april 1st. over the years, due to budget issues and low profit margins, hca has downgraded regional med's trauma level and its comprehensive stroke and other cardiac services. the county says once it assumes hospital operations, it will restore level two trauma care and other critical services immediately. electric cars are going to have more places to charge in the south bay. south bay congressman sam liccardo joined fellow lawmakers today, announcing a $12 million federal grant to fund 237 new charging ports across san jose. more than half of them will be installed at libraries and community centers. parks. recent survey from the public policy institute of california found that nearly half of californians are seriously considering an electric car, but the charging logistics remai

now underway in santa clara county. we'll tell you why.teers and homeless advocates say the two day tally is key for many reasons. plus. >> there's nothing that's really stopping the soil, the mud, the debris, this ash from coming down into these foothill communities. >> well, although the worst of the santa ana winds in southern california appear to have passed by and expected rain will snap l.a. county's dry streak. they're not out of the woods yet. we're going to take you right to pasadena this morning and tell you about the new threat to the fire ravaged communities. >> from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. wednesday morning, january 22nd. steve paulson, look at the weather behind us now. it feels great. >> a couple of things here. the forecast models have really upped the totals for southern california. >> oh, wow. >> i mean. >> is that good or bad? >> no. bad. >> okay. >> that lady mentioned it. you get a lot of debris flow. i mean

. >> la primera enmienda de los estados unidos es clara, proteger la libre expresiÓn.grante, estÁ en todo su derecho de hacerlo. >> no deberÍa de hacerlo. >> si viene cada ciudadano tiene derecho a expresarse libremente estos mensajes han generado indignaciÓn, rechazo y mucho temor en la comunidad inmigrante aquÍ en napa. >> siento feo porque ellos necesitan de ti y de los que estÁn aquÍ sin papeles, funcionar gracias a ellos. si no hay uva no hay vino. >> si ya vieron a esa personas haciÉndolo otras se van a armar de valor para seguir haciendo. >> es el temor que tienen algunos inmigrantes que han transitado esta calle y han visto estos mensajes. >> estÁ tratando de atacar a la gente por ser inmigrante. >> consultamos con un abogado que tipo de expresiÓn no estÁ protegida bajo la constituciÓn. >> difamar a otras personas, no se protege decir mentiras sobre otras personas para prevenir las trabajo o intervenir en un contrato. o para daÑar su reputaciÓn. >> en cuanto a la publicaciÓn de melina dice que ha recibido mensajes de apoyo. >> me han dicho que quÉ pueden hacer

santa clara county sent us this statement in part.he county is deeply invested in caring for all children born in its health system, and this executive order would undermine the security of many parents seeking vital health care. to be clear, the county's health system is not doing anything different based on this executive order. san mateo county also sent us a statement tonight saying they remain committed to their babies born in their county and their parents. they said their values and their actions do not change based on this executive order. live in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> lauren, thank you so much. president trump issued another pardon today for the san francisco man who was convicted for running the silk road drug marketplace online. ross ulbricht was sentenced to life in prison in 2015. trump pledged during his campaign to pardon ulbricht. he was championed as a hero in the crypto and libertarian communities. but prosecutors say the silk road was the most sophisticated and extensive criminal marketplace

we investigate why santa clara county could ban it. when that decision could be made and concerns over toxins growing after that fire at thehe battery facility in moss landing. why health leaders are expanding testing. and as colder temperatures arrive this weekend, we will see the winds pick up in the north bay mountains, 20 to 40mph and breezy everywhere else. we'll talk more about t temperatureshe dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. decide if it wants to ban artificial turf on county land. that would mean that some south bay fields and other recreational areas would eventually have to replace their turf wit

matthew mueller is currently being held in a santa clara county jail. once the new cases against him are resolved, he will be transferred to a federal prison in arizona. now, denise and aaron say they're also considering trying to talk directly to matthew mueller in an attempt to get him to reveal more information. but for now in seaside, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> police in britain would say, too golf cart thieves didn't get very far over the weekend when police operated drone quickly tracked them down. officers were called to a neighborhood on somerset drive. and officer quickly deployed a drone. to track that. that works. the guys were arrested. the golf carts were recovered. recovery from years of scandal. kron four's philippe djegal reports today. i'm pleased to announce that i've appointed captain jody hill as the acting chief of police for the antioch police department. familiar role for captain jovial, who served as acting antioch police chief from august 2023. through last february, following the retirement. >> the former chief doctor s

boulder creek 31 now santa clara.ver, chris henry morgan hill has 28, santa cruz 36. even campbell is down to 32. so it's a cold one there. 20 in reno, 25. two bits in mount shasta, truckee 12, south lake tahoe at 15. and roberta talked about an onshore breeze has developed but also some higher clouds moving in. so a big change down there and there will does it does look like some rain will make it on sunday down into southern california depending on the position of the low. if it stays a little bit west, it would help. if it stays east, maybe not so much, but it does look like some kind of change is developing for them. really, the only change for us will be on on saturday and sunday. today though, once you get going cranked up here. warm afternoon 6070. i'll tell you though, that temp you get about 5:00 6:00, that temp can drop 20 degrees. i saw it the other night. buddy of mine texted me and said, i'm down 15 degrees. i said, i know, me too. saturday forecast that low will drop in right over your house and mine, an

is a fan favorite for the santa clara broncos. >> he's an integral part of our team and he's having a> stewart is in year three with the broncos, but after he was named first team all west coast conference his sophomore season, the louisiana native decided to test the transfer portal. >> i had dreamed of playing on a bigger stage. as a kid, you want to play in march madness, so i took a reach and put my name in the portal. >> the star guard headed east to chase a dream and play in front of family for the lsu tigers. >> when lsu called, it was like why not play in my hometown and represent my homestate? >> after a season ending injury that sidelined him, the tigers went into a rebuild. so he sought out for the portal again and did something you don't often hear about. >> when santa clara called, it was great, a system that i know, coaching staff i know, players i know. >> we were all ecstatic. we love carlos. we know he's a good player. he's going to help make us better. >> they greeted me like i never left. it was good to come back to a team where i was loved and respected and tough l

for our north bay valleys, our mountains, as well as the santa clara valley.ratures are expected to be near freezing. outside of that, it will be a quiet one, at least for the next few days. and this afternoon we've got plenty of blue sky. tomorrow morning, though, a different story. we've got clouds along the coast. we have clouds inside the bay. we've got a mix of fog as well. that's what you're seeing there in the sacramento valley. as we get into the afternoon, it will clear back. we'll have sunshine for the afternoon. but thursday morning those clouds are back. and then into the afternoon calling for partly cloudy, mostly clear skies as well. by friday, though, the bigger changes are coming. here's a view of the long range model picking it up for you at 10 a.m. on friday. washington, oregon and northern california seeing rain already. it will develop in our area on friday as well. right now here's a view of saturday. looks to sink just a little bit where we have that possibility of light rain and scattered showers on saturday. on sunday, the rain line pus

. >> counting the unhoused in santa clara. some hope their participation will help them find a path out of these types of rv encampments. ♪ ♪ >>> and this morning, we debut our new icon award honoring the people serving our community. this group in oakland using hip hop to teach elementary school children the abcs of social justice. let's get this thursday started. well, we want to start off with breaking news this morning. as you head out the door. maybe using public transit. there's a deadly car crash and it's blocking b.a.r.t. service there on the tracks you can see in this live look. this is happening in both directions as part of that east bay commute. this is near highway 4. near pittsburg and bay point and live look where the car landed on the tracks in the pittsburg bay point station area. sadly one person did die in the crash and there was another person involved in the accident as well and right now no service between about knock and north concord. take b.a.r.t. for the morning commute. definitely want to do a recrui

so looking at the temperature map, we're down to 32 in santa clara.t is cold in the south bay right now, 38 in cupertino, 32 in palo alto, subfreezing in livermore. that frost advisory even colder in parts of the north bay. 27 in fairfield, holding at about 31 in sonoma. it will be a very beautiful day. weo recover very nicely this afternoon along the coast. nothing but sunshine will get you into the low 60s later on today. even warmer around the bay shoreline. it is cold this morning. we have frost advisories in effect, but we bounced back above average into the mid 60s later on this afternoon, with full sunshine and inland, we could see some areas not only in the mid 60s, but some of our guidance is pointing to a couple of cities getting close to 70 degrees today, so that would be about a 35 degree jump from our morning lows to our daytime highs. so it will be quite a little bit of weather whiplash today. it's downright freezing this morning. and then it's kind of warm feeling later on this afternoon. so highs today will hit about 72 in santa rosa,

he is now facing charges in contra costa county for that crime in santa clara county. tim johns, abc seven news. >> a rape conviction was reversed for 40 niners star dana stubblefield, but today a judge ruled he will stay in prison for the time being. a judge in santa clara county declined to make a bail ruling today in stubblefield's case. an appellate court vacated stubblefield's conviction last month after finding racial bias tainted his trial. his attorneys say stubblefield should be released on bail until prosecutors decide whether to refile charges against him. the judge declined to rule today, saying he does not have jurisdiction since it was an appeals court that vacated the conviction. >> after the break, the latest on the situation in los angeles as fire evacuees begin to return home and we'll show you the outpouring of support from professional sports teams are helping firefighters battle those devastating blazes in southern california. at least 27 people have died, and more than a dozen are still reported missing. some evacuation zones have been lifted, all

we get numbers as warm as maybe 66 degrees in san jose and santa clara east bay. they continue with numbers mainly in the 60's. and again, 63 in fremont and up toward the north bay is numbers also in the 60's. so we're in for a spell of another dry day numbers warmer than normal. and still, we're in good shape and numbers for the next 7 days. a lot like today. funny next weekend we go closer to normal temperatures more like in the upper 50's and maybe a few extra clouds. but we're talking subtleties here and still no rain sight. no rain in sight and we could use some because our invitation starting dry out a little bit. that's not a good thing. that's one of the huge factors in southern california. so i'm lookhng for those raindrops. thanks. capping the well. police in san jose are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. it happened just after 10 o'clock saturday night on loma verde drive. >> police say when they got to the scene, they found a man who had been shot. he died at the hospital. no word on any arrests tonight. if you have any information a

santa clara county will decide if it wants to ban the fake grass on county land. here's investigative reporter candice nguyen. we recently reported on this battle over plastic turf, and now supervisors are expected to take action. supporters say the ban is a way to get rid of potentially dangerous toxins in plastic turf. critics say health concerns are overblown, and a turf ban would leave fewer fields for kids to play on. this is clearly a very important issue to our community to protect our health. surrounded by experts and advocates. supervisor otto lee drumming up support for next week's vote to ban articial turf on santa clara county land. if approved, it would not force the removal of fake turf. but when the turf wears out or leases expire, the plastic would get swapped out for grass. those chemicals of concern some of them are known to harm wildlife. others are known to harm humans. plastic turf gets dangerously hot on sunny days. these fields can reach temperatures of up to 160°f. only a handful of locations in the south bay would be affected, including a

we investigate why santa clara county could ban it. and when that decision could be made and concerns over toxins growing after that fire at the battery facility in moss landing. why health leaders are expanding testing. and as colder temperatures arrive this weekend, we will see the winds pick up in the north bay mountains, 20 to 40mph and breezy everywhere else. we'll breezy everywhere else. we'll talk more about t temperatures - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people have used it. - wait, for real? - mmm hmm, they even offer financial help to lower the cost. - nooo... how you know about all this? - that's how i got my insurance. i got a great plan for about $10 dollars a month. - okay, i see you. - if you've got questions, covered california can help, every step of the way. enroll by january 31st. covered california. this way to health insurance. decide if it wants to ban artificial turf

santa clara county sent us this statement in part.ounty is deeply invested in caring for all children born in its health system, and this executive order would undermine the security of many parents seeking vital health care. to be clear, the county's health system is not doing anything different based on this executive order. san mateo county also sent us a statement tonight saying they remain committed to their babies born in their county and their parents. they said their values and their actions do not change based on this executive order. live in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> lauren, thank you so much. president trump issued another pardon today for the san francisco man who was convicted for running the silk road drug marketplace online. ross ulbricht was sentenced to life in prison in 2015. trump pledged during his campaign to pardon ulbricht. he was championed as a hero in the crypto and libertarian communities. but prosecutors say the silk road was the most sophisticated and extensive criminal marketplace on t

in santa clara. robert honda, nbc, bay area news. okay. thank you very much, robert. well, today is congresswoman barbara lee's last day in office, and it marks the end of an era representing the oakland area on the national stage. 78 year old u.s. representative is the highest ranking african-american woman appointed to democratic leadership. she was first elected in 1998. in her nearly three decades in office, she's focused on advocating for diversity, civil and human rights, social and economic justice. one of lee's biggest moments came after the september 11th attack. she was the only member of congress to oppose the authorization of the use of military force. so as i look back on my time, though, i feel a sense of gratitude for the opportunity to not only serve my community, but to advance justice, equity, and peace throughout our country and the entire world. the courage that she has is just so inspiring. and secondly, she has a grace and a skill, a gravitas, and yet a calmness that is just so incredible. and i'm going to take that with me. lateefah simon, what

santa clara valley and the eastern santa clara hills. so those areas under the frost advisory will see temperatures dropping down to about 32 degrees. those areas under the freeze warning will see temperatures dropping as low as 28 degrees. and here's a look at our projected lows for tomorrow morning. 26 ukiah 28 lakeport. 31 at livermore, 31 at morgan hill and just about every other location on the map will experience low temperatures in the 30s, with the exception of san francisco and san rafael. i'll have more on this and the complete accuweather seven day forecast with more cold mornings to come. a little bit later on. >> i'll be getting bundled up. >> yeah. >> please do. all right. spencer. thank you. well, rain in southern california is helping firefighters mop up the remaining wildfires still burning. the eaton fi, which has scorched more than 14,000 acres, is now 95% contained. all evacuations have been lifted. the palisades fire, which charred more than 23,400 acres, is now 90% contained. in northern l.a. county, the hughes fire

. >> the santa clara county rapid response network, a first alert resource for residents concerned about immigration raids, confirm ice agents conducted two enforcement acts monday and one sunday. immigrant rights advocates followed the unmarked vehicles documenting the movements as agents drove through the city. >> what we've seen so far out of ice are targeted operations. it means that they have their list and they're trying to focus in on that list. >> the presence of federal immigration agents. days after donald trump began his second term in office, is spreading a wave of fear across the bay area and country, according to santa clara university psychologist doctor thomas plante. >> people absorb sort of the affect of that or mood around them. and so when there's panic and anxiety and tremendous fear, it's very, very easy for people around to, to absorb that. and that's a bit of a social contagion. >> doctor plante says one way to combat rampant fear is smaller groups forming larger coalitions. tuesday afternoon, the overfelt students left their campus marching roughly one mile north

tenemos un aviso por congelada para mover varias partes del condado santa clara.la entrada de aire frío desde zonas del norte de la región y un sistema de alta presión que mantiene las lluvias alejadas por el momento, pero también evita que la nubosidad se acerque y esto provoca que durante las noches esas temperaturas se mantengan o básicamente desciendan de manera muy rápida. y mírenlo ahí. el pronóstico de nubosidad. básisicamente vamos a tener nubes entrando en la zona ni esta noche ni en la mañana del martes. un patrón muy parecido a lo que vimos durante la mañana de hoy y por eso las temperaturas durante esta noche y básicamente más o menos a las 06:07. fíjense que al este de la bahía van a estar en esos 35 grados para dublín, 34 en la zona de san josé, así que va a estar muy cerca de ese punto de congelación. así que durante horas de la mañana salga con varias capas de ropa. y por otra parte, las máximas mañana la bahía van a estar muy agradables entre esos medianos 50 y 60 62 para san josé y la zona de san francisco. y a largo plazo este es el escenario. s

the eastern santa clara hills. it's going to be quite cold, with low temperatures dropping down to freezing to 32 degrees in some spots. so i'll have more on this and the warm up coming our way later in the week. a little bit later in this newscast. dan and ama. >> all right, spencer, thanks very much. one person and a dog are dead, several others hurt after a major crash in san francisco. it happened last night just after 6 p.m. at sixth and harrison streets. a person drove into at least six other cars, including an empty waymo stopped at a red light. police say they've detained a possible suspect at the hospital, who may be connected to several hit and runs on two 8-80 just before the crash in berkeley. >> police are investigating a stabbing that left one person dead and two others hurt. it happened saturday afternoon, just a block from a popular park. one of the victims told police he was trying to stop a thief who had stolen his vehicle. abc seven news reporter luz pena went to the area to speak to neighbors an

people are unhoused in santa clara county. it's a biannual process that helps the county better allocate resources. but as abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains, changes starting this year could bring more accurate results. >> as of 2023, there are 9903 people living homeless in santa clara county. but that number is ever changing as people become housed and unhoused. >> we've been here like uh- a year and two months. it's hard for us, you know? >> juanita macias and her husband had their own place during the last count, but they now live in a trailer they rent off of spring street next to columbus park. >> my husband lost his job. yeah, he got laid off. he lost his job. and uh- 20-23. we don't have no heaters, and it gets too cold in there in the mornings. it's very cold at night time. it gets cold. it was hard for us, you know, but hopefully we'll. this year i'll be better. >> everyone here has their own story, and the county hopes those unique details can unlock the best ways to get the unhoused the help

look at that near 70 in san jose milpitas in santa clara. each at 68 degrees not far behind that union city in fremont, oakland, you'll be at 64. today was berkeley at 66 north bay. temperatures as warm as the low 70's and part of wine country nevado at 67. looking ahead. we do have that very slim chance, maybe late sprinkle on saturday. it's looking unlikely for us more so likely for the sierra and southern california. looking at the roads. still easy going out there on our commute. 8 minutes across the bay bridge. we will take it. but you know, it will start to back up more, especially after 06:00am richmond center fell bridge 7 minutes and the golden gate moving along. okay. nearly 20 minutes from nevado to the city radar. the reckless and senseless act of gun violence in a residential neighborhood were hard-working. families are returning home from work. >> putting their children to bed and winding down from holiday weekend. san jose police chief paul joseph describing monday night shootout loving multiple officers and suspects. the shoo

to show you daytime highs for this afternoon, just barely warmer, all the way down into the santa clara valley 62 degrees, we are a little bit cooler than yesterday, and all the way up into the north bay, it looks very similar, upper 60s in the forecast. for the rest of this week, we have big changes right around the corner, rain returning as early as friday, saturday and sunday. as i take a look at the models, we will see this approach late thursday night with more dense clouds rolling in from offshore, there's that band of showers that is going to sweep in slowly but surely, this is around friday morning so keep that in mind for your morning commute, i will have more coming up in a bit. >>> let's talk about the roadways if you're heading toward the bay bridge, already busy this morning, you can see a lot of brake lights already for the ride into san francisco this morning. let's look at conditions at golden gate bridge, a little bit busy here as well, we definitely have a few brake lights around that area if you are working your way over to san francisco. if you are taking altamonte p

tuesday in santa clara county. a community prayer vigil was held in san jose to show support for immigrant families uncertain of their future. one of president trump's first executive orders, issued on monday, aims to limit birthright citizenship despite being protected under the 14th amendment in the constitution for the past 150 years. while it's not clear how trump could even do this, the new order would mean children need at least one parent with u.s. citizenship to be a lawful permanent resident. one immigration lawyer we talked to said he thinks trump's attempt to block birthright citizenship will not make it far in the courts. >> i believe that this is just more of a hey, i'm able to fulfill my promise to the american public. i said i would do this, and i tried to do it, and i was blocked by the courts or whatever. >> this executive order would impact children born on or after february 19th of this year. santa clara county sent us this statement in part, saying the county is deeply invested in caring for all

reportero: la prohibiciÓn de que momentos cerca de rÍos y arroyos en donde clara ya es ley, pero porreducir el impacto que esto tiene en las personas. reportero: la vocera del efecto del agua explica que esto puede ayudar a las personas sin hogar. >> por ejemplo, no tener al camote, es lo que pueden hacer para no ser considerado una prioridad. reportero: un equipo de 7:00 a 10:00 personas hablar con la gente y reparte folletos, ademÁs, para trabajar con varias orientaciones que podrÍa sumar hasta mÁs de 30 personas para arribar a explicar la situaciÓn. >> en estos momentos no tenemos a nadie con la intenciÓn de ser retirado. saludos para todos, es lo que tenemos para ustedes en los Últimos. partido de raÚl jimÉnez. los san francisco 49ers se despidieron de una terrible ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: los san francisco 49ers se despidieron hoy de la temporada regular y lamentablemente fue con otra derrota. vamos con antonio gÓmez una con mÁs informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ presentador: saludos, bienvenidos. momento de formaciÓn y arrancamos "contacto deportivo". lo hacemos con la actuaciÓn fantÁstica de raÚl

with upper 60s still in the forecast down into the santa clara valley.itching those 70s we had yesterday and we're continuing to cool down as we head into this weekend's forecast. we have a cold front rolling its way in from offshore and as we head into the next couple of days you are going to notice temperatures continuing to drop down into 50s right around the corner and advancing the clock into saturday, just by tomorrow, we're going start seeing a little bit more moisture in the atmosphere. matched with those cloudy conditions too. this is just around 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. light showers up in the north bay. swirling back in from offshore. down to the south closer to the santa cruz mountains and off into the santa clara valley. we can even potentially see some snow in the higher peaks and i'm going to have more on that coming up and a bit. for now over to you, gianna. >>> your traffic and transportation as we kick off this weekend. and we are looking live this morning at the orinda b.a.r.t. station. a couple of people up early and maybe a few hangi

no era san josÉ ni el condado de santa clara.e respuesta rÁpida del condado de santa clara. le preguntÉ si vio que se realizarÁ algÚn arresto y dijo que no. >> nada mÁs vi que estaban tocando una puerta. no estaban atacando cualquier persona que cruzara la calle. alguien saliÓ de la casa y preguntaron si era gel y respondiÓ que no. para mÍ que estaban arrestando a alguien especÍfico. >> este le recuerda a los residentes del condado y del Área de la bahÍa en general que tienen derechos independientemente de su estatus migratorio. >> muchas veces van a decir que tienen una orden de cateo. la recomendaciÓn serÁ llamarnos, no abrir la puerta, no contestar. si estÁn en la calle hay que decir: voy a guardar silencio o decir: estoy detenido o libre de irme. >> el telÉfono de la red de respuesta rÁpida es el 4082901149. >> lo invito a que le tome una foto a estar lista mÁs amplia que hace parte de la red de respuesta rÁpida. podrÍa servirle mÁs adelante. seguimos con este tema. para entrar a una casa los agentes de inmigraciÓn necesitan

the chief in santa clara, d.a. jeff rosen, have had this to say about law enforcement's role in investigating mueller. >> we're here because there's so many lessons to be learned where the police really screwed up. i don't know how else to say it. >> we're not perfect in law enforcement, and i think it's fair to say that there were mistakes made in this investigation. >> on tuesday, denise huskins and her now husband aaron quinn, will join chief burgess and other law enforcement officials to talk about the additional charges mueller is now facing. i will be there and will report back. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, new at ten. the santa clara county coroner has identified the pregnant 29 year old woman who was killed in a crash on new year's day. authorities say the woman was with her husband and young son when they were hit by a driver, who has since been arrested on suspicion of dui. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live outside the santa clara county jail with more. lamonica. >> claudine, we d

there's rain right around the corner for us, anywhere from the santa clara valley, where today we're sitting in the 60s all the way up to the north bay, where more 60s are in the forecast for us today. what's happening right now is this huge area of low pressure. it's starting to sweep its way into the pacific northwest. and with it that rain, the atmospheric river, it's going to start angling its way closer to us here in the bay as early as friday morning. so i advance the clock kind of to show you not what's happening tomorrow necessarily. but as early as friday morning, we start seeing rain widespread throughout the north bay down into the santa clara valley, starting those early morning hours lasting until saturday. sunday too, with breaks at times. but for the most part, we're going to see pretty impressive rainfall totals for our friends up in the north bay. time this out for you coming up in just a bit and show you what it's going to look like for us next week. for now, back to you. >ryan >well, san francisco's chinatown, celebrating the year of the snake. this morning, dozens

we go closer to the santa clara valley this afternoon. the winds are light for us today. the temperatures are pretty warm in certain pockets of the bay, and we'll continue to see sunny conditions throughout this afternoon. but as we time this out into the next couple of days, there's some small changes in the forecast for us. for the most part, the winds stay light, pushing offshore for a little bit into this afternoon and into the overnight hours tonight. by tomorrow, areas like half moon bay and pacifica get a little bit stronger winds that will be noticeable in the early morning hours while you're trying to drive to work or school. so just keep that in mind. it starts to die down into our thursday afternoon forecast, gearing us up for a beautiful, beautiful weekend. but another thing i want to mention as we dive into this weekend, we're still dealing with pretty good air quality right now. tomorrow that starts to shift. and then suddenly by friday heading into this weekend, we're now in that moderate category. so just be careful out there. if you do have outdoor activi

valley, and on the eastern side of santa clara hills. it's a freeze warning. temperatures dropping upper 20s to the mid 40s. tonight's forecast. it's going to be cold, obviously, with some dense fog, low 30s to mid 40s by morning. here's a look at the freeze watch that goes up thursday morning. covers virtually all of the bay area. temperatures down to 32 degrees. milder weather for the nights and mornings ahead as we are tracking with live doppler seven, the first in a series of storms. so here's a look at what you can expect. rain is back between friday and next monday, just over two inches in santa rosa. you could see about an inch and a half in san francisco, less in oakland and san jose. but it is certainly the start of the kind of pattern we want to see. i'll be back with a full timeline coming up. >> all right. sounds good. thank you. sandhya. in the east bay, alameda county chose its next district attorney. tonight, the board of supervisors selected judge ursula jones dixon out of seven finalists. she's a replacement for pamela p

next month, he's expected to be sentenced to life in prison in santa clara county.main at state prison for a few more weeks after a santa clara county judge declined to make a bail ruling today. the judge says he cannot release stubblefield because the case remains remains rather under the jurisdiction of the sixth district court of appeal, which last month tossed out stubblefield's rape conviction from 2020. stubblefield's attorney says this is a procedural and jurisdiction issue, and that there is still no valid conviction. >> he is going to be released and it will be soon. we hope the remittitur gets here quickly, and when it does, we expect to walk out with mr. stubblefield and he will be allowed to go on with his life here in court. >> the appellate court tossed out stubblefield's conviction after ruling santa clara county prosecutors violated the california racial justice act when they said stubblefield's race was a factor in the decision by officers to not search the house. all right, let's switch gears. say good evening to mark tamayo on what looks like a be

and now santa clara county, we know, is a very diverse county, home to many immigrants.leaders say ending birthright citizenship is unconstitutional and would impact many people here. so by filing this lawsuit, the county is hoping to add pressure and send the message that it will fight for its residents regardless of their immigration status. porque nosotros pagamos impuestos we pay taxes, we do everything right. it's horrible seeing families being separated from their kids, says a mother in the bay area. after 16 years in the u.s, she says she knows being deported back to guatemala right now is a real possibility. and now she's trying to put plans into place. she has friends who are here legally, who she says may be able to care for her five month old baby girl if she were to be arrested by federal agents. the fear of being deported is real for many families throughout the bay area. the first fear that we've heard from from families is the fear of separation first and foremost, right? the fear of not being able to stay together as a family. in addition to his mass depo

y es que por segundo día consecutivo, la red de respuesta rápida del condado santa clara confirmó lade agentes de inmigración en san josé. está viendo usted en pantalla las 2 ubicaciones donde reportaron a los agentes de ice? el primer punto el estacionamiento de un supermercado lucky. esto es en west capitol expressway. y el segundo reporte fue entre las calles alum rock y jackson, al este de la ciudad. y justamente para conversar de estos operativos. ahí la está viendo usted. tenemos en vivo a fátima navarrete, quien has conversado con líderes comunitarios? fátima, que te aseguraron que así como ayer ice estacionó esas camionetas en estacionamientos de tiendas. efectivamente. y dicen que ese es solo una parte del modo en el que están operando. y bueno, no se trata de que vayan a venir a arrestar a las personas o que estén buscando a la gente que ven que viene a comprar al supermercado, por ejemplo, sino más bien estacionan las camionetas grandes en estos espacios abiertos y luego van a las zonas cercanas a buscar a alguien en específico. al menos eso es lo que se vio en el arresto