hasta el momento decía, este segmento fue presentado por free tax help, traído por united way bay areas por el banco y que le urgían a nuestra televidente porque necesitaba un medio de transporte para realizar su trabajo. este era el auto que tenía maría juárez antes de que fuera chocado. entonces la aseguradora nos hizo pérdida total del carro y nos pagaron un cheque. el cheque era por la cantidad de 6.071,25 $. yo firmo ese cheque para que mi hija lo deposite en su cuenta. ella tiene una cuenta en el banco chase. entonces mi hija va y lo deposita online. dice que esperaron una semana para que los fondos se vieran reflejados en la cuenta bancaria de su hija. pero no fue así. entonces mi hija llama por teléfono y cuando ella llama, el banco le respondede simplemente que parea que ella estaba haciendo un fraude, que porque el cheque no era de ella, pero yo ya lo había firmado. ambas fueron al banco para demostrar que no era fraude. con mi cheque en físico y con mi identificación para demostrarles que yo era la mamá de ella y que yo le estaba autorizando cambiar el cheque. y simplemente

and so we're excited to run that program again in partnership with the united way bay area. as far as community events, we are currently in the process of hosting nert training, neighborhood emergency response trainings. first one was last saturday. we had 34 members and then it's a 24 hour training. so we will have two more saturdays on the 11th and 18th of this month, and we're looking forward to completing the 24 hour training with island residents. and the majority of those folks were island residents, so we were very happy. i think the tsunami opened some. the tsunami warning opened some folks eyes, and so folks were participating. and then last but not least, our treasure island yerba buena island community meeting will be held on january 15th from 6 to 8 p.m. on zoom. thank you. and that concludes my report. thank you. noah, i wanted to also discuss some transitions in titus staff. first, i'm very happy to announce that we've hired a new senior community development specialist. kim mccarley is joining us from the office of economic and workforce development. she has a

bay area. the way multiple religious groups are uniting against trump's ongoing immigration policies. and as the white house agenda becomes more clear. san francisco pride is responding to concerns about safety ahead of this year's pride celebration. the steps being taken to ensure a secure event. but first, as we head to break, a reminder for you, the golden state warriors facing the dallas mavericks for the third time this season tomorrow. make sure to tune in to nbc sports bay area for warriors pre and postgame live coverage starting at 530, hosted by bonta hill. tipoff is at 630. warriors postgame live will begin immediately after that game. [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhh ♪ nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years and i'm from flowery branch, georgia. when i have customers come in, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the cu

way out of the bay area. jeff is with us with his hour by hour timeline and our investigative unit continuing its coverage of abuse allegations within the catholic church. most stories date back decades, but tonight we talked to a victim whose story reveals this abuse is not a problem of the past. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. tonight, the strongest way from that bay area storm is finally moving out. but the fallout remains as we expected. the north bay seeing the worst of it. you can see the high flood waters up to the waist in santa rosa. this is on highway 101 at arata lane. major flooding shut down lanes on both sides of 101 this afternoon. however, it did reopen around 3:00 in the afternoon. all right. check out this video from sonoma county. a landslide sent that house floating down the russian river. luckily, no one was inside the house as it went sliding in. our jodi hernandez was out there today as that home floated away. marianne favro has been tracking the storm on the peninsula, but we're goin

bay area trying to find ways to build more affordable housing. as kenny choi shows us in berkeley, they found a way to take advantage of units that are already there even if they were built illegally. >> here is your house on your lot. >> reporter: denise pinkston has been brainstorming on paper and in her mind more ways to create affordable housing. since she realized state laws made it impossible to create accessory units. >> no one could get a building permit. >> reporter: early in her career she worked in government planning in marin county enforcing building code. >> it broke my heart to go to places like bolinas in west marin and force them to evict a tenant. >> reporter: she cofounded cocita coalition. a non-profit to change state laws making it easier for homeowners to build adus , there are still tens of thousands if not hundreds of unpermitted dwellings and homes across the bay area. city officials in berkeley are hoping to remedy that by offering an amnesty program for homeowners with illegal adus. >> by create ago pathway that makes it easier and more affordable, we could be adding a number of new housing units to the rental market. >>

that are linked to murders across the united states and have the united states and have ties to the bay area. i'm not happy with the wayandled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> well, in the north bay, the napa county board approved an emergency proclamation. they're trying make repairs after a massive storm earlier this month. supervisors say they will issue more than 9 million dollars to fix roads and pay for the cleanup. massive rainfall happened february 4th. they say it resulted in floods, landslides, fallen trees, damaged roads and bridges. they're going to say that the cleanup efforts are going to gear towards getting the cleaning up the small landslides and fixing those roads. >> february's brought lot of rain. this forec

way down. listen to your heart. lower your ldl-c and your risk with repatha. talk to your doctor. tiktok and its availability in the united states, also flooding in many parts of the bay areademocratic party. can you guarantee if grocery prices will come down. >>> finally there is good news tonight. philadelphia eagles' star aj brown keeping his word and surprising a real life superhero after his super bowl win. here is emilie ikeda.. >> reporter: when a medical transport plane crashed in northeast philadelphia a massive explosion launched debris blocks away, nearly killing 10-year-old trey howard inside that truck along side his family. his dad, andre, recalled the heart-stopping moment metal struck trey's head. >> it is only because he landed on his sister. >> he was protecting his sister? >> yes. >> reporter: word spread of trey's heroic efforts and love for the philadelphia eagles the star wide receiver aj brown took note posting ahead of the super bowl i am going to come and see you when i get back, hopefully with hardware. on sunday that mission was accomplished. fresh off of the eagles' electrifying win the super bowl champion surprised the young fan at the hospital

way we fight back is by uniting and showing up, was assembly member kalra. now, a similar march and rally planned also for tomorrow. well, u.s. representatives from three districts in the bay areateamed up today to talk about the recent executive actions of the trump administration. representatives zoe lofgren, ro khanna and sam liccardo, representing district 16, 17 and 18, held a news conference in san jose's mexican heritage plaza. they say the flurry of orders coming out of the white house are alarming, harmful and some of them are unconstitutional. santa clara county executive james r williams says it's important for residents to understand what's at stake. we heavily depend on federal resources, in particular for our hospital system. we get over 2.9 billion a year just for our health care services, directly or indirectly from the federal government. and what that means is that is how we are able to operate our hospitals, including our level one trauma center and pediatric trauma center. williams went on to stress that county services will remain open. nothing is changing right now, but many programs and services are in jeopardy because of the orders. another recall electi

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our way in seven minutes palestinians here in the bay area say they are shocked about president trump's comments regarding removing palestinians from gaza. the president has proposed having the unitedke over the war torn territory, force palestinians out and turn gaza into what he called the riviera of the middle east. that is a break from decades long u.s. foreign policy, which has been a two state solution to the conflict. one san ramon resident says more than 150 members of her family have been killed in gaza since the war between israel and hamas began. >> he's seeing gaza as a real estate project, and it's not a real estate project. how are you going to just tell them to pack up and leave from their indigenous homeland? >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu backed president trump's proposal. israel's defense minister instructed the israeli military to draw up a plan that would enable the, quote, voluntary departure of palestinian residents in gaza. >> guests at sacred heart community service got a surprise visit from los tigres del norte as the band made the stop at sacred heart community center to empower immigrants and remind them of their rights as they face mass dep