but tomorrow will get kind of a little taste of winter once again. right now. dan, let me show you a live picture. good evening everyone. this is from our sky star camera at fisherman's wharf. giving a view like no other. this is from that skystar wheel. it is absolutely clear right now, but that is why we are expecting the chill. a system is going to drop in from the north. it doesn't have a whole lot of moisture with it. so that's late tomorrow night into wednesday. this next system here is an atmospheric river, and it certainly will bring us wet, windy conditions heading into thursday. so let's look at live doppler seven. right now some clouds are gathering. here's a live view from our golden gate bridge camera. absolutely beautiful view. mid 50s from oakland to hayward to san jose. you're at 51 in san francisco and 50 in half moon bay. santa cruz camera looking at a gorgeous view right now. 54 in santa rosa. it is 50 in petaluma. 53 napa. you're at mid 50s concord and livermore from our east bay hills. camera looking at clear skies overnight tonight. cold with

dan. it gets worse. a deputy makes the mistake of escorting a female inmate with three males, and turns his back while she is sexually assaulted in an elevator. the sharp exchange of letters and emails between presiding judge stephanie garrett, judge elizabeth lee, and sheriff christina corpus from december is now coming to light after a public records request. the judges expressed concern for frequent lapses in security protocols, causing the potential for serious harm to other judges, court staff, attorneys, litigants and the public. the judges declined my request for an interview, but i spoke with longtime district attorney steve wagstaffe. >> how unusual is that for a presiding judge and a judge, actually, to send a letter to the sheriff over concerns for deputies. i've been here 50 years. it's the first time i ever heard of it. >> the judges list several instances of armed deputies falling asleep in court when they were supposed to be monitoring murder. defendants. jurors complaining the bailiffs were

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a. dan, it's that missing the head of the you commission a sort of on the line and actually said your pen securities are the turning point because you lead is here in paris. i realize that they can no longer rely on the united states to secure the continents. the transatlantic relationship that for so long has created the security for europeans simply no longer exist. donald trump saying that he is going to enter into direct tools we slide to may of who's in the russian president on ukraine's future on ukraine's base. excluding your opinions has infuriated those in your pin capitals and off to the summit. today we heard from the german chancellor lashelle, she said that on acceptable that ukraine cannot have peace if you don't include ukrainians in the conversation, you call just dictates of them. what is going to happen? oh, shoals also said the during the meeting need to discuss how they can better cope with the defense and you of how they can boost their own defense capabilities. they nee

and what have they been saying a dan this go at least on as was say it is one of the, it was clear to just by uh, by this uh, coordinate on the as i splint the right to no good. the gaming did. like a good thing, people coming from different sides of the country, even file from they asked for people or joining them to do this movement to white and event themself. right now they don't want to start in terms of the end for the tree, because this was the only movement fighting here in norfolk people in my c c. but to work to know the only show on which is led by coordinating the former you left total commission is saying that they'll go in difficulties. we seem to find that because we mentioned previously in the city of your boss, you know, we know that into somebody because the movement is progressing and they're saying they have a not scuffed positive. what are they getting from what my terms are forced, met guards from the d r c on that? this is a law we condemned out for what us in different areas and because there was no any negotiation going on as the d r. c. government to refuse p

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sandhya. >> yeah, it's a wintry mix tonight. dan, let's take a look at a live picture from our sfo camera. and it's a wet runway out there. we have seen some areas of rain. level one system moving in. as we zoom in a little bit closer, you can see that some of it is switching over to snow right over the summit. mount hamilton has seen snow. it is rain showers from daly city heading out towards san leandro. so far only a few hundredths to about 8/800 of an inch of rain. as we go into midnight. we're going to continue to see this wintry mix 2:00 in the morning in the southern part of our viewing area. and then here comes the heavier rain tomorrow night. that's when a flood watch goes up. for most of the bay area, flooding is possible on streams, creeks and rivers, especially as the ground starts to get saturated. a wind a high wind watch goes up for most of the region, and a wind advisory for lake and solano counties. those wind gusts 70 to 80 miles an hour means the possibility of downed trees and outages. as this atmospheric river o

moscow, iraq, pakistan, also a fox news contributor. dan, i also hear the criticism, perhaps, from some on the right, who would say wait a second, whoa, whoa, wait a second. you all criticized george w. bush for nation building. what is this? what will this be? how is this not de facto nation building and to that you would say? i guess dan can't hear us. we will grab him in a moment. go to charlie hurt. co-host of "fox & friends weekend." charlie, i think you may have heard what i just said. how would this not also be considered at least perilously close to nation building? >> charlie: great question especially when you consider donald trump's personal record on the issue of nation building going back decades as you have pointed out many times he has been against that turned out to be right about iraq and he reminded people just a few minutes ago about how he was right about going into the foolishness of iraq. whether or not this happens though or not, it's another reminder of you have got donald trump is a shock to the system he is always

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sandhya. >> yeah, it's a wintry mix tonight. dan, let's take a look at a live picture from our sfo camera. and it's a wet runway out there. we have seen some areas of rain. level one system moving in. as we zoom in a little bit closer, you can see that some of it is switching over to snow right over the summit. mount hamilton has seen snow. it is rain showers from daly city heading out towards san leandro. so far only a few hundredths to about 8/800 of an inch of rain. as we go into midnight. we're going to continue to see this wintry mix 2:00 in the morning in the southern part of our viewing area. and then here comes the heavier rain tomorrow night. that's when a flood watch goes up. for most of the bay area, flooding is possible on streams, creeks and rivers, especially as the ground starts to get saturated. a wind a high wind watch goes up for most of the region, and a wind advisory for lake and solano counties. those wind gusts 70 to 80 miles an hour means the possibility of downed trees and outages. as this atmospheric river o

so today was a teaser. as dan mentioned, 7 a.m. tomorrow we'll have a few showers developing in the north bay by 830. could see some drizzle or spotty showers across san francisco, the east bay, and at 11 a.m. it's pretty much the east bay and the san mateo coastline heading into the south bay. but you'll notice it's gone pretty quickly. so low impact, low in terms of the amounts. that's why we don't have a storm impact scale on there. and as a matter of fact, some areas are not even going to measure any rain, but up to 16 hundredths of an inch there in ukiah we will get a few inches of snow. this system is nothing like last week's storms, at least not for the bay area or for parts of the sierra four inches at donner, one inch at tahoe and kirkwood. here's a look at your morning. temperatures will be in the 40s, at least, with the cloud cover. not quite as cold as we've seen in days past. and then tomorrow afternoon, upper 50s to the mid 60s. so temperatures will dial back as that front goes through. and then here comes the warmth.

>> yeah, it's been a strong level three with an atmospheric river. dan and ama. we're not completely done with this yet. take a look at this live picture from our mount tam cam. it pretty much shows you what we've been dealing with. strong gusty winds, rain coming down, flooding on the roadways. we've seen some mud and debris flows as well. looking at the wider perspective here, there have been thunderstorms across portions of california. there was a squall line down in southern california where they had a severe thunderstorm warning. it's still going until 530. so looking at our region here, we do have some wet weather to talk about. let me get you into street level radar right around morgan hill highway 101. if you are traveling across this region, monterey road, cochrane road, watch out. some parts of morgan hill received about four inches plus of rain in the last 24 hours. 680 across for into bay point. it is going to be tough to get around as it is wet out there. a number of watches, warnings and advisories covering the entire bay area. the watch in effect u

i'll be back with a look at the forecast that includes more than just rain. dan. >> okay, sandra, thanks a lot. now stick with abc seven. as this rain returns, you can track the storms using the same live doppler seven tools that sandy and the rest of our weather team use. download the abc seven bay area app for the latest forecast and updates on the coming storm. >> on the peninsula. police say a mother was seriously hurt after being hit by a car, and her four year old daughter was found nearby on the roadway. surveillance footage shows the moment the vehicle slammed into parked cars outside midtown market saturday evening. the daughter suffered minor injuries, and police say bystanders stepped in to help her. the 71 year old driver was arrested and booked for dui, causing injury. >> the homelessness crisis is, of course, one of the top challenges in the effort to build a better bay area, and we're in the middle of a major shift in how cities approach this problem. tomorrow, fremont leaders are set to vote on a plan that wouldn't just make it a crime to sleep ou

live in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news a new day. thank you, dan. all right. investigation is underway in concord tonight after a domestic violence call turned deadly and there was a shooting involving police come for stephanie rothman reports. >> the incident happened overnight but law enforcement officials were out here collecting evidence for most of the day they takes office. part of that home, a drive so investigators can look in front of the home at the center of this all neighbors say they're still in shock. and seth for the family, i don't know what happened, but it's like wow, only 2 doors down. and a neighbor in shock tuesday after learning of a violent incident in the middle of the night. >> that ended with one person hurt and another dead. >> yeah, i was woken up because i like pow, pow and i thought it was like from willow pass road that was going on like and i heard cop cars or whatever. so i thought it was all somebody chasing somebody or something down there that lets it. >> around one 40 tuesday morning, concord police say they responded to a r

i'll be back with a look at the forecast that includes more than just rain. dan. >> okay, sandra, thanks a lot. now stick with abc seven. as this rain returns, you can track the storms using the same live doppler seven tools that sandy and the rest of our weather team use. download the abc seven bay area app for the latest forecast and updates on the coming storm. >> on the peninsula. police say a mother was seriously hurt after being hit by a car, and her four year old daughter was found nearby on the roadway. surveillance footage shows the moment the vehicle slammed into parked cars outside midtown market saturday evening. the daughter suffered minor injuries, and police say bystanders stepped in to help her. the 71 year old driver was arrested and booked for dui, causing injury. >> the homelessness crisis is, of course, one of the top challenges in the effort to build a better bay area, and we're in the middle of a major shift in how cities approach this problem. tomorrow, fremont leaders are set to vote on a plan that wouldn't just make it a crime to sleep ou

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more on this a little bit later. dan. >> okay, spencer, thanks a . and the recent rain boosted the north bay's long term water supply, but the rest of the bay area still needs a lot more weather like we had this week to make up the shortfall. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has a look at the numbers. >> water is almost everywhere you look in marin county. lots of cascading waterfalls. no surprise, after a week of winter storms and epic rainfall, our abc seven meteorologists say up to 18in of rain fell on mount tam since january 31st. all that water is good for the local water supply. now above average, nicasio reservoir is releasing water down its spillway for flood control. marin water says six out of its seven reservoirs are now at 100% capacity. >> we've had a lot of rain already. >> andrea rodriguez from sonoma water says its two reservoirs, lake sonoma and lake mendocino, are now essentially full. water releases are happening at a rapid rate to make room for more rainfall from future storms. >> each reservoir at lake mendocino and lake s

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is that a benefit? dan: there are definitely offsets. the rainbow is autonomous. we think that is worth $1 trillion in terms of that to the tesla story. you get a federal framework and this is key in terms of the trump administration. that is the path for growth in terms of generational growth for tesla. musk is not going to ultimately peel back. he will continue to go in this direction. there are negatives, no doubt. for positives, it was a bet for the ages on trump and continues to be that. it will be a historical bet. jonathan: he wants to sell the rate the national champions of corporate america, and so he should. let's be clear about that. i'm asking whether countries begin to punish those national champions. we saw that from europe on tech. tesla is a rare one. dan: tesla and apple you put on a different purge. -- perch. with google, who cares? the only two tech companies, tesla and apple. that is why that is the tight rope. for musk, when it come down to tiktok, we think musk or allison are the front runners. for elon, it is navig

gain i really don't believe it is. investment in cricket infrastructure lacross the game and a rebuildingl danlub. to the local stables. i don't want to walk and i certainly can'tjog any more, so that puts paid to that. but those numbers have been rising steadily since. living longer is obviously something that we should celebrate, an ageing population increases demand for health services. and if you want to continue watching the bbc news at ten, next, it's newsnight.

i'll be back with a full look at the forecast coming right up dan. >> all right sandy, thanks a lot. new at 11 a california based sailor is under federal indictment accused of selling fentanyl that killed another sailor in the bay area. according to court documents. the victim died while visiting family in san leandro in 2023. he had been assigned to the uss abraham lincoln, based in san diego. ten days later, another sailor overdosed but survived. federal prosecutors say the suspect and the first victim sold drugs together. all right. time now to our abc seven news at 11, where we help you get ahead of the headlines you will be seeing in the next few days. first, alameda county is swearing in its new district attorney. tomorrow, judge ursula jones dixon will take over the da's office. the board of supervisors selected her after voters recalled the previous da, pamela price. judge jones dixon will take over a department struggling with a huge case backlog and facing criticism from families of crime victims. she will serve at least until 2026, when voters will elect a new da. our next

dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. governor newsom just finished meeting with president trump in the oval office a couple of hours ago. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden has been tracking the developments. and, monica, these two really don't have the best relationship, to say the least. >> historically, no. dan, but we just got a press statement from the governor saying that the meeting went well. and as you noted, the two have really had a hot and cold relationship over the years. so how their relations stand after this meeting is not just critical for securing relief dollars, but also for other federal issues impacting california during president trump's second term. governor gavin newsom is making his rounds in the nation's capital. the california democrat meeting democrats and republicans in congress hoping to secure federal funding to help los angeles recover from last month's devastating wildfires. >> what's on my mind is what's on everybody's mind in the state is can we get past partizanship. >> the governor's crucial oval office meeting with the president closed to the press. the white house te

a lot of fun. >> yeah it is. well, the warriors blockbuster trade is now official. >> big deal. sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan. jimmy butler is now a warrior. the dubs. well, they could have used him tonight. a tough back to back visiting lebron in la. steph went for 37. with cascade platinum plus, i have upped my dish game auntie, in that dishwasher? watch me platinum plus gives you the highest standard of clean, even in your machine. clean enough for you? yeah! scrape. load. done. cascade platinum plus. official. he'll wear number ten for the warriors, likely to play saturday in chicago in his golden state debut. jimmy met the media and while there are questions about how butler is going to fit into the warriors offense, he knows what to do. >> how do you see yourself fitting on the court in their play style and what you bring to it? we good? pass the ball to steph and get out the way. easy. i'm glad that i get the opportunity to get here and help get us to winning and do something special. i think that's why i'm here, and i will do my best to do what everybody wants, and that's to win a championship. i mea

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a lot of fun. >> yeah it is. well, the warriors blockbuster trade is now official. >> big deal. sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dany butler is now a warrior. the dubs. well, they could have used him tonight. a tough back to back visiting lebron in la. steph went for 37. would it be to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] official. he'll wear number ten for the warriors, likely to play saturday in chicago in his golden state debut. jimmy met the media and while there are questions about how butler is going to fit into the warriors offense, he knows what to do. >> how do you see yourself fitting on the court in their play style and what you bring to it? we good? pass the ball to steph and get out the way. easy. i'm glad that i get the opportunity to get here

we had a few showers. dan and ama, they're long gone. e chinese new year parade forecast. 4:00 it's going to be comfortable. peeks of sun upper 50s dry skies as that parade gets underway at 6:00. and then later on at night, temperatures will be dropping into the upper 40s. so jacket weather later on at the evening hours. live doppler seven mostly clear skies right now. tomorrow afternoon partly cloudy. temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60. there is a possibility of a few showers in the north bay sunday morning. most of this is not going to reach the rest of the bay area, but just be aware of it as we head towards next week. a system passing to our north clouds us up, but then wednesday you will notice that we have an opportunity for some wet weather. other than that, it's going to be milder weather next week. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. dry skies for the parade. chance of a few showers in the north bay sunday holiday monday is looking good and beyond that, temperatures are going up ama and dan. >> wow. that's great. nice

a closer look. with billions in federal funds hanging in the balance. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the high speed rail project and the presidio tonight, both in the crosshairs of the trump administration's effort to slash federal funding. >> we do have a look at what is at risk, starting with the bullet train funding so far. roughly 13 billion has been spent on it. most of that money coming from the state. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is in the newsroom tonight, speaking with supporters of this massive transit project. suzanne. >> dan, the california high speed rail project has been hit hard by rising costs, estimates, delays and litigation. now, president trump and the transportation secretary say the project has been seriously mismanaged. >> supporters say it's an exciting and ambitious project designed to connect california from san francisco to los angeles. but critics say the project has faced all sorts of construction and funding setbacks. >> where are we today? well, today we are severely. no pun intended, off track. >> u.s. transpor

so as i mentioned a moment ago, dan, this is an administration that is not given to exchanging high-valueargets like viktor bout or tens of millions or hundreds of millions of dollars for hostages. we are told this is a swap. do you have any idea what the swap might have constituted? >> i don't, and swap is sort of a satiric, john. it could be an individual. it could be some other sort of quid pro quo, where we might have agreed to do something, perhaps, that the russians may have appreciated. i just couldn't fathom -- the one thing about the trump administration, they are super creative about solving diplomatic challenges, so we will just have to wait and see what the facts are. regardless, this is a success. we got our guy out of russia, and his family will be pleased, and god bless them, even a day in a russian penal colony, that is just an awful experience, and i just hope he is going to be able fully to recover from this. >> sandra: just looking at a recent article, a local article, to where he is from in pennsylvania, his mother is quoted, this was shortly after a bipartisan resolut

. >> if you're a business owner, this is your moment to invest. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm stephanie sierra. our work to build a better bay area means highlighting changes that are meant to improve this place we call home. and sometimes change takes time and money. >> tonight. tonight. a pair of stories about both. let's start with the times story. >> after 18 months of controversy, construction began today on the valencia street bike lane. it will shift from the contentious center position to a more traditional side location. >> work started at 23rd street and will progress northbound to 15th. abc seven news reporter louis pena has followed the story since the very beginning, and is here now with reaction to these changes. louis? >> yes, don. for over a year, a number of business owners have fought for the valencia street center bike lane to be removed. now that's happening. sfmta decided to remove the center bike lane and add a new design. but not everyone approves of this change. it's been 18 months since the valencia street center bike lane was instal

i'll be back with a full look at the forecast, which includes some big changes for the weekend. dan. >> okay, sandy, we'll see you in just a couple of moments. we have several breakthroughs to share tonight in the effort to build a better bay area. first, a jam packed weekend in san francisco is driving a post pandemic record for bart. bart had its highest ridership day for a saturday in more than six years. the nba all-star game and chinese new year parade were big factors in attracting more than 139,000 riders in a single day. bart says it only sees 92,000 riders on an average saturday. the previous post pandemic record for saturday was last february, the day of the 2024 chinese new year parade, by the way. well, the other breakthrough to focus on tonight is in the south bay. san jose is about to open its largest interim housing community. the complex on branham lane will have room for hundreds of people getting out of homelessness. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains how this project, years in the making, is paying off. >> the bay area's largest city is opening its l

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we had a long dry spell, then a lot of rain in a hurry. >> yeah, and you know what, dan? we're going to see more rain coming in a hurry tomorrow. let's talk about the snow. this is a live view from zephyr cove. where? up there it is. all quiet in the last 24 hours. 3 to 32in of snow fell. and there's more coming. here's a look at tomorrow's storm on live doppler seven. it is not going to be as intense as the strong level three that dumped anywhere from one to about 1 to 6in of rain in the bay area over the last couple of days. here's a look at the concerns that are still coming up the russian river at guerneville. flood warning continues until 4 a.m. it already crested a moderate flood flooding this morning and it has been receding. but there's still some concerns as more rain comes in here, so keep that in mind on live doppler seven. we're just seeing some clouds right now that's going to all change, but that's why those temperatures have already fallen, because it was so clear for most of the night. 38 degrees in fairfield, 37 in livermore, 35 in danville. some of our co

a little bit of drizzle around some parts of the bay area today. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the forecast. sandy. >> yeah. and danhowers around the region as a cold front came through as well. so let me show you a live view right now. good evening everyone. we've got some leftover clouds as you look towards sutro tower from our emeryville camera. here's a look at the rainfall amounts today. 500 in santa rosa, 400 in the city two hundredths oakland hayward. a little more than that. half moon bay a 10th of an inch. and in san jose, it was more like drizzle with only a trace of an inch. here's a look at live doppler seven. those showers pass through right now in the sierra. we are picking up some snow showers passing across 8-80 right at this hour and heading across kyburz as well. now looking at our local view here, we do have some cloud cover around, but that will be changing overnight tonight. temperatures right now 50 and 60. let me step aside so you can get the full view of our beautiful tower cameras. as you see a mix of sun and clouds at this hour. here is a view from mount tam where it is breezy overnight to

we had a long dry spell, then a lot of rain in a hurry. >> yeah, and you know what, dan? ing in a hurry tomorrow. let's talk about the snow. this is a live view from zephyr cove. where? up there it is. all quiet in the last 24 hours. 3 to 32in of snow fell. and there's more coming. here's a look at tomorrow's storm on live doppler seven. it is not going to be as intense as the strong level three that dumped anywhere from one to about 1 to 6in of rain in the bay area over the last couple of days. here's a look at the concerns that are still coming up the russian river at guerneville. flood warning continues until 4 a.m. it already crested a moderate flood flooding this morning and it has been receding. but there's still some concerns as more rain comes in here, so keep that in mind on live doppler seven. we're just seeing some clouds right now that's going to all change, but that's why those temperatures have already fallen, because it was so clear for most of the night. 38 degrees in fairfield, 37 in livermore, 35 in danville. some of our colder spots. frost advisories goi

dan, i agree. >> i'm okay with a full beard.ants fear the beard, the whole thing. >> well that's true. >> it was cool. you know, it kind of defined him. remember that leon? >> yeah i do. i remember interviewing him too and asking him if he was going to get rid of the br the beard. and he said, the beard never. it stays. but i don't understand. they allow tattoos, but they don't allow beards, right. >> yeah. they're changing at least. >> okay. now to another maybe a style issue. should birkenstocks be considered art? according to a german court, they're simply shoes. birkenstock wanted to copyright for slip on styles to thwart imitations by other brands. however, the court ruled that the shoes don't have individuality. to qualify. >> i think they do have individuality. whether other people can copy them, i don't know, but they're unique. >> i so disagree. they have something called cork and latex as part of the footbed right there. do you see that? super comfortable. yeah. super comfortable. and what they're talking about they're

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a las 5 y 30. gracias marcelo. nos quedamos pendientes. mientras tanto, una pausa. pero al regresar también dan operativo de ice. te explico. en barco deportivo vamos a tener lo mejor del todo n day de los cuates y sobre os para hablar de migración, porque ya se conoce cuántas personas de las 4400 que ice reportó tener hasta mediados de febrero tienen antecedentes penales? de esta cifra, según información obtenida por nbc news, el 41% son personas que no cuentan con ningún tipo de antecedente penal. aún así, enfrentan procesos de deportación que podrían tardar meses y mientras tanto podrían ser enviados a centros de detención en texas o en kentucky. y esas cifras también se dan mientras algunos sectores cuestionan algunas cosas que las vamos a revisar el día de hoy. cuestionan al gobierno por continuar estas prácticas, dado que la capacidad de detención de ice en todo el país es de 41.000. exactamente. bueno, vamos a revisarlo a continuación. exactamente 41.500 personas. y ya hay detenidas hasta el momento 41.169. o sea, está bastante cerca de completar su capacidad. a esto le agregan que, segú

trump esta dando maha atras en una orden de esta misma semana para detener el financiamiento a organizaciones que danores no acompanados. el centro acacia para la justicia se llama esta organizacion que encabeza la red de por lo menos 100 organizaciones en todo el pais, recibio el martes una carta diciendo paren todas sus ac actividades. pero hoy recibieron otra carta rescindiendo la orden diciendo que pueden continuar con sus actividades. una buena noticia nos dicen para 26.000 menores que cruzaron la frontera y que estan siendo atendidos por esta red de organizaciones. julio bien, muchas gracias javier vega. y mientras todo esto ocurre, la base de guantanamo sigue en plena expansion, con mas de 150 nuevas estructuras montadas en los ultimos dias. al menos eso muestran estas imagenes s satelitales. trump habia dicho que queria 30.000 camas para detener a lo peor de lo peor. esas fueron sus palabras. bueno, este jueves aqui nosotros se lo contamos. deportaron a todos menos a uno de los detenidos que estaban ahi. ya llegaron a venezuela. casi el 30% de ellos no tiene antecedentes criminales en estados

traditional ones, like a james clapper, who, of course, was in the room when bin laden was killed, or a dan coats and most recently avril haines. and when you look at those pictures from inside the situation room there, right at the head of the table, near the head of the table, alongside the secretaries of defense and secretaries of state. so those past examples have been really loud voices when it comes to intelligence matters. and keep in mind, the director of national intelligence there, there, the definition of their role is they're the senior advisor on intelligence issues for the president. will trump use her that way? that remains to be seen. there are obviously a lot of voices around trump and on on any, any of a number of issues. we're always asking ourselves, well, who is actually the loudest voice when it comes to this issue? you know, i'm focusing obviously on on foreign policy. you look at ukraine today, is it pete hegseth, is it keith kellogg, is it going to be tulsi gabbard? and that's where they're going to be. some concerns from a lot of republicans and democrats because o

lot more about dan ashley here. ahe best place to find a partner. the society for human resource management found that more than half of american workers have been involved in some sort of workplace romance at one point or another. now, the average person spends nearly 90,000 hours of their life at work. for spencer, it's 190. but that's different. so maybe then you know that much time spent could be a good place to find love. you just have to make sure that hr is okay with that first. as an example, my daughter just got engaged and they work at the same company and they met at the same. they didn't know each other for a year and then got together. so, you know, it can certainly it can certainly work out. >> well, it makes sense if you think about how much of our adult lives we spend at the office. for many people working, you know, eight, nine, ten, 12 hours a day, you're not going to meet anyone anywhere else because you're just going to work and going home. you're so tired. >> that's true. >> yeah. i think ideally,

. >> she's worried because she's on a deadline, counting down the days until she and her family have to leave the shelter. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. as you well know, homelessness is a chronic issue in the bay area, and it's especially noticeable in san francisco. >> yes, homelessness in the city is at record high levels. about 8300 people at the last count in 2024. 13% of those are families with children. we are talking about more than a thousand people, more than 400 family units. >> the number of homeless family members more than doubled since the pandemic. a bigger increase than any other demographic. three quarters of homeless families are living in shelters, not on the street. but that could soon change because the city is bringing back a pre-pandemic rule for families. living in shelters are now being told that they cannot stay there past 90 days. >> and we are working to build a better bay area. and sometimes that means identifying an issue and looking for answers. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke with families who are personally affected by the city's new rule. >> cindy veloz sleeps in

what i heard was a very hypocritical lecture. i agree with dan. there is a lot of things you could agree with in the speech but the hypocrisy was unbelievable. i don't think i've ever heard a more hypocritical speech in my life. i also think it is important what dan said about our shared values for ukraine. and we heard some of that from the vice president. we heard it yesterday. but, talk about taking leverage off the table. when you say to ukraine you will not get all of your territory back, when you say to ukraine you will not be a part of nato before the negotiations even start, i mean, that is just unbelievably bad negotiating. it's certainly taking leverage off the table. jamil: congressman crow? rep. crow: a lot of brown has been covered here. i associate my self with the remarks of seth and chrissy. we have a bipartisan veterans association. that does not mean we agree all the time. bipartisanship means we have pretty honest and pretty tough debates, yet we still work together. i work with everybody up here and i disagree. we battle at some

referencing the attack that took place in munich yesterday with over 30 people rendered in a car ramming by enough dan, a person who has been living and in germany and the, the of the police and music, of course, they've already said that this seems to be a case of islamic extremism. and then vance went on to, to talk about mass migration being the biggest problem facing europe. what, what are your thoughts on that? yeah, so i mean i was at the scene of that attack yesterday, terry, just a couple of hours off. so it took place and certainly this is shaken, the city of munich, and it's, it's, it's been yes, another of these incidents is taking place in recent months. which is definitely having a significant impact on the election campaign here in germany. this has been a really live issue, highly controversial, about what kind of steps to try to that need to be taken to try to prevent these sorts of attacks by the climate downs on migration, a strict and policies towards people whose asylum applications have been rejected. agents who need to uh, who need to be deported. that event, that debate is going

primeros resultados se conocerÁn a las 8:30 de la noche, a la medianoche se sabe si habrÁ triunfo en la primera vuelta. >> en ecuador los resultados se dan pedido licencia. >> a proteger los votos y a proteger la voluntad del pueblo. tenemos que estar vigilantes. reportero: quien asuma el poder deberÁ hacer una guerra interna contra grupos narcoterrorista que han convertido a ecuador un paÍs con mÁs de 7000 muertos. fÉlix: clemencia piden para estas personas mÁs necesitadas. reportero: activistas piden ayuda para migrantes indocumentados que tienen familiares enfermos. el esposo de esta mujer fue atropellado pero quedÓ en coma. >> Él no quedÓ bien de su lado izquierdo. yo soy la que lo cuido. reportero: el conducto que lo atropellÓ se dio a la fuga. no sabe este joven que hacer si reportan a su mamÁ. tener ese tumor es horrible, ya me operaron una vez. la madre fue detenida porque tenÍa un delito por conducir. a este joven le dispararon en el cerebro y le causÓ una cuadriplejia. >> me preocupa me hijo que me necesita. reportero: en este Último caso se solicitÓ una visa humanitaria. miembro de esta organizaciÓn comunitaria ya trabajan leg

otherwise, we're going to go milder for next week with a lot more 60 and another chance of showers wednesday. but you know what? ama and danot a done deal. okay, computers are not in agreem. >> yet. >> but that is nice. yes. the break. thank you very much, sandy. >> all right. not just the parade this weekend, but also our weekend. sarah hodges is here with sports. hi, sarah. >> all star weekend is here. big time for sure. and it tips off with some big time bragging rights. the warriors playing their last game before the break. we've got h coach steve kerr is feeling better today because this version is nothing to mess with. he wanted the refs to know he was upset after some questionable calls. coach was given a technical but i bet he got his point across. even draymond green holding back. so you know he was hot. the warriors in houston right now for their last game before the all star break. early on in this one moses moody with the block from behind. buddy hield says thank you. races down the floor. warriors up nine after a quarter. brandon podemski helping extend the lead 14 points for him in the first half. the warrior

sandhya. >> yeah, dan and ama, let's take a look at live doppler seven. right now, i am tracking that level three storm with the atmospheric river. it's going to start to rain in just a matter of an hour or two, but the rain will actually intensify late tonight. going into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning's commute is going to be a mess. you can see at 4 a.m. it is stormy weather, not only the heavy rain, but the wind. at 6 a.m. it's still going 1 p.m. we will have scattered downpours, but not quite as widespread. a flood watch is in effect for the entire bay area. 10 p.m. tonight until saturday night. flooding on roads, streams, creeks, rivers, shallow landslides are going to be a good possibility. high wind warning for the coast. you will notice in san francisco. 3 a.m. tomorrow until 10 a.m. friday. the wind gusts between 55 to 80 miles an hour will likely topple trees and cause some outages. the area shaded in that tan is under a wind advisory, so this level three storm will bring flooding rain, the possibility of thunderstorms, strong damaging wind

we've got a check in with dan thor for a look at what's coming up. i handle and grant coming up tonight on kron. 4 news. >> we're going continue to follow the rain that's moving through the bay area this evening. plus, the san francisco police officer recovering after being injured by a knife wielding suspect end. california woman is arrested after deputies say she replaced an american flag with the mexico flag at a park video of the arrest me charges she's now facing. we'll have that story and more coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 and 11 while back to you. all right, dan, i'll see you there. >> the highly anticipated limited edition pleine of the younger from russian river brewing back for its seasonal release. the beer hit bars and restaurants across the bay area this week. but of course, it's usually only available for a couple of weeks. so get it while you can. if you're hoping to try it out. the brew pubs the younger will be available. and santa rosa and windsor from march, 21st through april 3rd. so a little bit of a longer wait for that

we'll have the complete accuweather seven day forecast and see when it might warm up a little bit later. dan. >> okay. spencer, thanks very much. in the north bay, people living along the russian river in sonoma county can return home. finally, the sheriff's office has downgraded the evacuation order to a warning. residents are advised to keep an eye out in case flooding happens again. sky seven shot footage of at least one home still partially underwater. >> this week's storms are contributing to great ski conditions in the tahoe area for the weekend. much of the area is under a blanket of fresh snow right now. that news had drivers from the bay area hitting the road to get to the resorts. today, officials at boreal ski resort say it is the best conditions they've seen all season. >> it's just beautiful in the snow up here, you know, looks looks great and peaceful and real nice. i'm happy to get the day off and sneak up to the mountain for a day. >> yeah. nobody knows you snuck up there, right? except for everybody watching. along with all the new snow. sunny skies are in the forecast for s