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crews responded to the scene at this two story home near woodland terrace. there were no injuries, but seven people will now have to find a new place to live. we're told a cat died in this fire. crews were able to fully extinguish the flames, but the incident, of course, is still under investigation. in the north bay, people living along the russian river in sonoma county can return home. 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 footage of at least one home you see here, still partially underwater. sonoma county officials also released the names of two people who died during this week's storms. the victims were found in flood waters in separate parts of the county. 61 year old john radich from calistoga was found wednesday night in a culvert on franz valley road in santa rosa. deputies say he was stuck in that flooded culvert. frank robinson and 81 year old from sebastopol was also found in flood waters on sanford road. his bike was seen nearby. h

this is at woodland terrace near coyote creek. the department says the fire started in the garage just after 5:00 this morning and spread upstairs. firefighters knocked down the flames by around 5:45. they are still looking into what caused this fire. now, san francisco police chief bill scott and other city leaders practiced their chinese calligraphy today to celebrate the annual lunar new year celebration two weeks from now. they spoke with local businesses. >> i think safety is on everybody's minds. we want to do everything we can to make sure people feel safe. and it's not just about the crime statistics. you hear me talking about whether we're up and down in crime. that matters. it's really how people feel that really matters. >> again, the ocean avenue lunar new year celebration will take place on saturday, february 22nd, at unity plaza. >>> and coming up, sports activism and black history. we'll introduce you to the man from the bay area who has impacted both coming up. >>> and in the first alert forecast, it is cold in the

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crews responded to tho story home on woodland terrace just after 5 a.m. firefighters were able to put out the flames, but not before a cat died in the fire. no people were hurt, but now seven adults are going to have to find a new place to live. now to the latest on the trump administration. a federal judge in new york has granted a temporary restraining order blocking elon musk's doge team from accessing highly sensitive taxpayer data. 19 states, including california, sued the trump administration to block government employees associated with doge from accessing social security numbers and bank account information of millions of americans. here's abc news reporter perry russom with the details. >> a federal judge in new york granting a temporary restraining order to 19 states suing over elon musk's department of government efficiency's access to highly sensitive taxpayer records. the judge ruling the states would face irreparable harm without injunctive relief because of both the possible disclosure of confidential information and the heightened risk tha

it happened on woodland terrace. fire crews responded around 5.10 this morning and were able to put out the flames. and about 30 minutes. no one was hurt. however, a cat did die in this fire. red cross of northern california is they're providing resources to the 7 people affected. and san jose police found a machete guns and ammunition while searching a car yesterday. you can see them on your screen. there. officers say they pulled over a car for a traffic violation on king road. they later discovered the driver was on probation and was a registered offender and violated his registration leading to his arrest. a man is in jail tonight accused of causing a crash while driving drunk in santa rosa. police say the crash happened payment drive and a gallon drive thursday nigh according to officers, a witness repoed seeing one of the drivers involved fleeing the scene. officers tried to pull him over, but he just drove off prompting a brief chase. he eventually surrendered. still ahead on kron 4, how san francisco park off

this is in the woodland terrace neighborhood in downtown san jose.an a mile from the san jose san jose state campus. six fire engines responded, and crews were able to knock down the flames within 30 minutes. this is more video from this morning showing the aftermath of the flames. firefighters say no one was hurt, but a cat died in the fire. the cause is under investigation. well, tributes are pouring in for san francisco zoo gorilla who died earlier this week. oscar the gorilla suddenly died on thursday. the zoo announced his death yesterday. it says the 43 year old endangered primate went in for a medical procedure and was in recovery when he stopped breathing. the exact cause of death is unknown. a necropsy will be performed at uc davis. zoo has invited visitors to leave flowers, cards or drawings at the gorilla preserve. been here about four times the last month, so i've seen him a lot, and he actually really loves seeing him. so sad to see silverbacks are just. they're so powerful. they're so beautiful. and they just, i don't know. gorillas jus

so we're woodland fees, a, it's a dangerous, it's, it's, it's a dangerous operation. and we see how well, how careful, how careful and how attentive to those matches of the united states and the europeans for that matter are in africa for instance. so again, the united states, the will have to cut corners and cut to just to cut the losses to cut their investments to make this project to can normally viable. and you. so again, the prospect's of this is rod, the unclear but indeed ukraine does. she have bossed resources and especially the don't boss here like lithium, for instance, which is in your phone and your batteries pretty much and it sits in your tesla. it's pretty much in every thing you own that has a bad for you. so it's understandable. but why the united states wants access to that? because of the rule, it is better than nothing given all the money and it will be support that the united states have already taken out of that tax pay as poking to send to ukraine. all right, are to use ego stand. i'll see gar. thank you. so china has slapped back at washington

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i just want to come back here to my little village in the country road to deal with woodland goats and my dogs and gads and like change. i love eating change. so it's the camp described. there is where you feel like it don't have to be your land. it can be where you are now where you're in wired away here, an example to the people our plans. now i'm assuming you're going to go for citizenship. absolutely. and you're not looking back the sound of this of you, i get it is, i totally get it. i've got about 6 or 7 people, the one to come visit this year, right. but i've warned, every single one of them i said, you know, the worst part about visiting russia is when you get here, you don't want to lease 100 percent. so it's, you want to be a russian citizen. he asked me to buy you want to be a russian will absolutely most of it the. ready the reason i was in last slow, williamson, i'm pretty use need the cause the bill of those but so they all come with them and 3 where you the by us i'm living with the finance under this car, casual studio mostly from you know, from jennifer marshall bible

this is in the woodland terrace neighborhood in downtown san jose. that's less than a mile away from san jose state. crews say seven people are displaced. they say there was a big response. six engines, and they were able to knock down the flames within 30 minutes. this is more video from this morning showing the aftermath of the flames. firefighters say no one was hurt, but a cat died in the fire. the cause is under investigation. community members in the south bay are making sure they are prepared in the event of a disaster or emergency. more than 1000 people have completed a 20 hour training program in san jose. it's called cert, which stands for community emergency response teams. first responders give volunteers the skills to handle community disasters like fires or medical emergencies. today, program members were at the san jose fire museum to conduct drills and put their knowledge to the test. organizers say they hope volunteers will take these skills back into their neighborhoods. our organization is supporting oem to get 10,000 trained cert

sucedió en el centro de san josé, en una vivienda de 2 pisos ubicada en el vecindario woodland kerouacnvestigan las causas del incendio. hablando de incendios, el senador de california, adam schiff, le ha pedido al gobierno federal que excluya a los bomberos forestales de la congelación de contrataciones que ha implementado la administración trump. es que esta medida ha detenido la incorporación de miles de bomberos federales de temporada, lo que podría generar un posible déficit de personal para atender la próxima temporada de incendios. el senador envió una carta a varias agencias gubernamentales, como el departamento de agricultura, y asegura que le preocupa que la falta de contrataciones impacte la respuesta ante los siniestros. y es crítica esa respuesta en estados como california. pero por ahora nos concentramos básicamente en el frío. mira esta panorámica de san josé y si conoce a alguien que necesita un lugar donde refugiarse. esta noche, el condado de santa clara habilitó un albergue. está ubicado allí en el centro comunitario roosevelt, cerca de east santa clara y la calle 20

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calculamos cuÁl pudiese ser el impacto en familias migrantes mostrÁndoles el ejemplo de un residente de woodlando porque "lleva a mi mamÁ". >> cuando tenÍa 11 aÑos, su mamÁ fue deportada. >>la sacaron del carro, la arrestaron y todo. >> a esa corta edad viviÓ la experiencia de ser detenido con ella. su fue deportada a mÉxico y su familia tomÓ la decisiÓn de que se quedara en estados unidos ya que ellos hubieran de una situaciÓn de violencia en su tierra natal. 14 aÑos despuÉs, la ha podido ver en una pantalla criado entre familiares que sufrÍan por su ausencia. >> me afectÓ mi salud mental. >> afectados por el sistema, creciÓ en un vÍnculo roto. >> hacÍamos cosas que no tenÍamos que hacer como tomando, fumando, peleando. >> provoca ansiedad, dificultades para concentrarse en la escuela. puede provocar tristeza, culpa, aislamiento. esa inestabilidad emocional puede llevar a algo mÁs serio a una depresiÓn, pensamientos suicidas. >> segÚn el centro de datos, uno de cada cuatro niÑos es y junto al menos un padre que es inmigrante. este aÑo, la experta concuerda con que podrÍamos ver una crisis de sa

it happened a woodland terrace. fire crews responded around 5 in the morning. they managed to put out the flames in 30 minutes and fortunately, no people were hurt, but sadly, a cat died in the fire. red cross of northern california says they're offering resources to the 7 people affected. and take a look at this. san jose police found a machete, guns and ammunition while searching a car friday. officers pulled over a vehicle for a traffic violation on king road. and that's when they discovered the driver was on probation and a registered offender. the man was arrested on multiple charges. a man accused of causing a crash in santa rosa is behind bars. police say the collision happened near hamann going drive thursday night. officers say a witness reported seeing one of the drivers involved trying to flee the scene. officers tried to pull him over but he drove off prompting a brief chase. he eventually surrendered and was arrested. over 2 million cases of baked goods are being recalled due to potential listeria contamination. the fda issued the recall in februar

it happened just after five this morning on woodland terrace in san jose. that's across 280 from happy hollow zoo. when firefighters responded to the home, they say it was fully engulfed with flames coming from the garage and into the home. no one was injured. the cause of that fire is under investigation. a high profile bay area murder case is in the national spotlight. dateline nbc covered the 2022 murder of cashapp founder bob lee. the brand new episode aired last night right here on nbc bay area. the man convicted of killing lee nima momeni was a no show in court yesterday to learn his sentencing date. today in the bay sergio quintana gives us a look at new video and information never before seen. nima momeni mother walked out of court knowing when her son will learn his sentence, but she did not get to see him. a bailiff said momeni refused to show up, deciding to stay in his cell rather than learn when he'll be sentenced for second degree murder. and that may 16th sentencing hearing could potentially be somewhat lengthy because we understand it's goin

crews responded to a two story home on woodland terrace just after 5 a.m. firefighters were able to put out the flames, but not before a cat died in that fire. no people were hurt, but seven adults are going to have to find a new place to live. the san francisco unified school district is preparing to fire hundreds of employees to save $114 million. according to our partners at the san francisco standard, the proposed job cuts will affect administrative and school staff and could eliminate entire departments. the district is looking to remove more than 530 positions. the superintendent is expected to present the plan during the board of education meeting on tuesday. the city of antioch has begun its search for a new police chief. the city held its first community forum today, allowing residents a voice in picking who will lead their police department. but whomever is hired comes into a department reeling from a racist texting scandal. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the story. >> the police department hasn't had a permanent chief since 2001. >> ant

it happened on woodland terrace. fire crews responded around 05:10am, in the morning and were able to put ut the flames andoughly about 30 minutes. thankfully, no one was hurt. however, a cat did die in the fire. red cross of northern california has been there providing resources to the 7 people affected. and take a look. san jose police found a machete, puns and ammunition while searching a car yesterday. officers say they pulled over that car for a traffic violation on king road. they later discovered the driver was on probation and was a registered offender and violated his registration is in jail tonight accused of - causing a crash while driving drunk in santa rosa. police say the crash happened near hainan. drivin mcgowan drive thursday night. according to officers, a witness reported seeing one of the drivers involved fleeing t scene. officers tried to pull him over, but he just drove off fleeing, prompting a brief chase. he eventually surrendered. well, still ahead on kron 4, iore on the controversial moves a

happened on woodland terrace near margaret street early this morning. crews battled pretty big flames coming out of the two-story building. firefighters say they were able to get everybody out safely, and the red cross is helping out the residents by finding them a new place to stay tonight. >>> another fire at a construction site. this is redwood city. early this morning near camino real. crews say one of the buildings under construction caught on fire. nobody was inside, nobody was hurt, and nobody knows why it started. >>> and a bizarre crash involving an suv ends with a light pole in the front yard of a san jose home. this happened on downing avenue and thornton way last night. you can see that light bulb pinned between the smashed suv and home. police say by the time officers showed up the driver was gone. no one was hurt inside the home. >>> and lunar new year celebrations are drawing attention to safety concerns, brian, in san francisco. >> they are indeed. going to hear from locals on what the city needs to do when we come back. my name's dan an

crews responded to this two story home on woodland terrace early saturday morning. fire crews were able to put out the flames here, but not before a cat died in the fire. no people were hurt, but seven adults will have to find a new place to live. the san francisco unified school district is preparing to fire hundreds of employees to save $114 million. according to our news partners at the san francisco standard, the proposed job cuts will affect administrative and school staff and could eliminate entire departments. the district is looking to remove more than 530 positions. the superintendent is expected to present the plan during the board of education meeting on tuesday. the city of antioch has begun its search for a new police chief. the city held its first community forum, allowing residents to weigh in on the choice. here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan. >> the police department hasn't had a permanent chief since 2001. >> antioch city manager betsy marie scott is leading the search for antioch's next police chief. the city held the first of three commun

this was on woodland terrace near south 12th stre.k crews several hours and six fire engines to knock down the fire. no one was hurt, but one pet cat died. the red cross of northern california is helping the seven displaced adults recover. it's not clear what started the fire. six people are in police custody for allegedly selling fentanyl, meth and cocaine in sonoma county. the sheriff's office issued a warrant to search one of the suspects homes in santa rosa last weekend. deputies say they found large quantities of drugs hidden on the property. later that night, they conducted another home search at another suspect's home in santa rosa as well, and found drugs and a gun. five other people were arrested for various drug related offenses. a stash of stolen candy bars and snacks were recovered by sebastopol police. they say an officer was doing a security check at the chevron station on highway 12 early wednesday morning. the officers saw a truck speeding out of the parking lot. the gas station's door smashed and candy all on the grou

crews responded to a two story home on woodland terrace early saturday morning. fire crews were able to put out the flames, but not before a cat died in this fire. no people were hurt, but seven adults will have to find a new place to live. the san francisco unified school district is preparing to fire hundreds of employees to save $114 million. according to our news partners at the san francisco standard, the proposed job cuts will affect administrative and school staff and could eliminate entire departments. the district is looking to remove more than 530 positions. the superintendent is expected to present the plan during the board of education meeting on tuesday. well, the city of antioch has begun its search for a new police chief. the city held its first community forum, allowing residents a voice in picking who exactly will lead their department. but whomever is hired comes into a department reeling from a racist texting scandal. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the story. >> the police department hasn't had a permanent chief since 2001. >> antioch

crews responded to a two story home on woodland terrace early saturday morning.even adults will have to find a new place to live. a memorial to the lives lost to hiv and aids is now on exhibit at sfo. the aids memorial quilt features about 50,000 panels dedicated to more than 110,000 people who have died. the quilt is known as the world's largest community art project. it's currently in the international terminal. it will be there throughout the year. all right. let's check on conditions outside with . good morning. >> good morning. our frost advisory and freeze warning for another hour. what a gorgeous view. pretty dry atmosphere from our east bay hills camera atop vollmer peak, where temperatures on this panel are warmer than our other ones. so 42 in san francisco, 33 in hayward. wow, that is certainly cold. 38 san jose, 35 in redwood city, half moon bay has come up about ten degrees. and as we look at our numbers in petaluma, 28 degrees, a northwest wind in santa rosa makes it feel like it's 26. so a bit of wind out there and awfully cold numbers that are begi