. >>> taking safety into their own hands, we'll meet the santa clara county residents coming together to create their own evacuation routes in case of a disaster, why they say they had to go it on their own. >> they seem to actively not want to be contacted. they know us. we're easy to find. they haven't come to us for anything. >>> 2020 is not that long ago. if you didn't get a wake-up call then, it's five years later. >> plus, we'll meet an east bay business owner teaming up with the city to address a persistent problem. >> we won't have this issue no more. >> howing he says shipping container businesses will play a very key role in their solution. >>> a cool start to the first full week of march. we finished february with april or may-like temperatures and now we're starting (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which

. >> as people were ending the workday on monday, some vta riders in santa clara said they didn't know there was a potential strike looming for frontline workers, including bus drivers and light rail operators. amalgamated transit union local 265 represents 1500 vta workers. >> well, i do take the bus every day, so yeah, i would need to find an alternative, maybe like uber or, you know, get a car. >> vta says its current contract with workers expires at midnight on monday, and it's encouraging riders to find alternative forms of transportation for their commute. both parties have been negotiating a new contract since last august, and local 265 says at least 95% of its members are prepared for a strike. >> if they feel like there's no other way for them to, like, get what they need, then i support them and like getting what they need to be able to live. >> local two, 65, posted this letter to its website accusing vta of using scare tactics to discourage workers from striking by not allowing them to use sick or vacation time while on strike. vta says its final offer for a wage increase w

en un comunicado, la oficina del registro del votante del condado santa clara informó que a partir delvotar. los votantes tendrán la opción de votar por correo o pueden acudir a votar en persona. vamos a abrir para la votación temprana el 10 de marzo y también después vamos a tener centros electorales. el 10 de marzo. la oficina del registro del votante tiene programado enviar por correo la boleta electoral. no se requiere ningún tipo de identificación. si quieren votar en persona pueden acudir aquí al registro electoral a partir del 10 de marzo o pueden acudir a cualquiera de los centros de votación que estarán ubicados en el distrito 3 de la ciudad de san josé. a partir del 29 de marzo, el candidato que obtenga el 50% más un voto será el ganador. de lo contrario, habrá una segunda vuelta programada para el 24 de junio. dayanna esas son fechas muy, pero muy importantes para nuestra comunidad que vive en el distrito 3 ahí en san josé, ya que e hay quearticipar en estas elecciones especiales, porque usualmente sabemos que tienden a no tener aptos. tienden a ser muy pero muy bajo de part

three santa clara high school f >>> ♪ >> three santa clara high school football teams are getting newll thanks to the 49ers. the team donated $20,000 of workout and training equipment to kathleen mcdonald, wilcox and santa clara high. some items include chutes, two-man sled hop over bags and tires. most equipment can cost thousands of dollars. the coaches say they are grateful for the donation. guess what? the players are going to write a thank you note. thanks for watching. it is old school, but it is a good thing. see you right back here at announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause]

the head football coaches of kathleen mcdonald, wilcox and santa clara high school say this equipment is a welcomed and very much needed. >> it's professional level equipment. and, you know, the kids can kind of be inspired to know that, you know, they're heroes, you know, worked and developed on that equipment. but from a head coach perspective, from an administrative perspective, i mean, every dollar counts. >> indeed it does. the donation was part of 49ers cares. that's a long-term, organization wide effort that provides $250,000 every year to community programs right there in santa clara. and those young football players are going to be so grateful. thanks, everybody, for atchin [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life simpler. but when it comes to savings habits, nothing's as simple as bmo. a bmo savings account helps you build the habit with a cash reward every month you save. cash reward? ingenious. sardine fest. this year's top prize goes to bmo. i'm just in it for the sav

multiple bay area cities have joined a federal lawsuit now filed by san francisco and santa clara countiesnding sanctuary policies. oakland emeryville, san jose. and that includes santa cruz and the county of monterrey have all joined in this lawsuit. the lawsuit alleges the trump administration targeted cities and counties that have sanctuary policies that allow undocumented residents to interact with law enforcement without fear of being asked about their immigration status or arrested. trump has threatened to deny federal funding to sanctuary jurisdictions who don't help ice identify and arrest undocumented immigrants. san jose mayor matt mahan says that this would impact public safety and law enforcement in federal funding is indeed withheld. we shall see. >> well, following the devastation of the la fire storm and the risk of wildfire increasing statewide. governor newsom has declared now state of emergency to fast track, protecting communities from wildfire. so the action temporarily suspends the california environmental quality act. and the california coastal act. the governor says

down to the santa clara valley, mid-50s today just like redwood city.mild set up with partly cloudy skies. a beautiful morning now let's take a close look at what's changing for the coming days. we have some frontal systems sweeping throughout northern california, bringing light showers at times into tuesday morning to the afternoon, it breaks apart a lot. not looking at heavy rain from the system, wednesday another system to the south impacting santa clara valley, the rest of us in the north bay stay clear but cloudy wednesday morning. that continues to sweep into the sierra with plenty of snow for them and more unsettled weather into the overnight on wednesday. on and off showers for the weekend , more on this coming up in a little bit. for now, over to you. >> first alert weather brought to you by aaa insurance. get a quote today. >>> a live look at some of the freeways as we get you out and about. a monday in full swing over to the bay bridge toll plaza. meter lights are on with a backup, building with the slowest approach of the east shore freeway

. >> several local governments have joined a lawsuit by san francisco and santa clara county over president trump's targeting of sanctuary cities. an amended complaint includes the cities of san jose, oakland, emeryville, santa cruz and sacramento, as well as monterey county and the city of seattle, washington. the original lawsuit was filed earlier this month after the president signed an executive order seeking to stop federal funding to sanctuary cities. the trump administration has defended its policies, claiming that sanctuary cities are obstructing law enforcement. >> from the trump administration's foreign policy to its effort to shrink the federal government. mass budget cuts and layoffs are prompting pushback across the country, including here in the bay area. >> ktvu an rubin, reports from palo alto tonight where protesters showed up at tesla's engineering headquarters today. >> when i say people, you say power, people power, people power. >> they're fearful and frustrated by government cuts. today, hundreds of protesters took their message to the streets of palo alto and ultimate

shares of santa clara's nvidia were down nearly 9%.nd earlier, we spoke with economics professor brian marks, who said the cost of these tariffs may be passed on from corporations to consumers, who may feel that impact quickly. >> if you're interested in avocados, those prices are going to go up. so those avocados that are already in the supply chain or here in the us will be of increased value. the real question will be what are sellers will do? will they raise the prices or not? but the reality is us consumers will be paying the price for these tariffs. >> brian marks said these tariffs could add up to an increase of 120 to $245 billion to us consumers, or about $1,200 a year for every us citizen. >> the white house is ramping up the pressure on ukraine to reach a ceasefire deal. tonight, the u.s. is pausing military aid to ukraine in an effort to get ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky to take part in peace talks. democrats criticized the move, calling it reckless and indefensible. this follows the contentious white house meeting

either fire. >> several bay area cities have joined a federal lawsuit filed by san francisco and santa claraending sanctuary policies. oakland emeryville, san jose including santa cruz and the county of monterrey. joined on friday. the suit alleges the trump administration targeted cities and counties which have sanctuary policies that allow undocumented residents to interact with law enforcement without fear of being asked about or arrested on their immigration status. now, trump has threatened to deny federal money to sanctuary jurisdictions who do not help ice identify and arrest arrested to undocumented immigrants. san jose mayor matt mahan says this would impact public safety and law enforcement if federal funding is withheld. >> some east bay residents are pushing back against a possible move to reopen the former women's prison in dublin as an immigration detention center. this comes after bay area congressmembers mark this on and so lofgren sent a letter to federal officials raising concerns about hazardous conditions said a history of inmate abuse. there. the prison closed in decembe

thursday could be one for the san jose area, santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains, but we'll deal with that tomorrow. mostly clear, colder, a little bit of a breeze. i think we'll get more sun today. not too bad, but not very warm. upper 50s and 60. all right. let's hope there's no regrets on the morning commute. here's the man to tell us, mr. sal castaneda. >> all right, well, steve, you know, it's a world in motion out there right now. highway four is going to be slow if you are driving over toward willow pass road. it's slower from antioch this morning because of earlier issues that should start conforming to the regular commute in just a bit. i want to talk about oakland northbound 880 at high street. looks like there's a stalled vehicle. also international near 50th. a good area to avoid an east oakland for police activity. you may want to avoid international for those five blocks between, let's say, 50th and 55th, also at the bay bridge that is backed up all the way out toward the macarthur maze, metering lights are on. san mateo bridge moderately heavy. 702. let's get back

you head all the way over into the east bay or the santa clara valley. notice how it doesn't matter where you live in the bay today, we're pretty much all hand in hand with these daytime highs right where we should be for this time of year. and keep in mind, too, it's only about five days ago. remember when we were talking about 70 and 80 in the forecast? yeah, that's a thing of the past now. now what we're dealing with is a lot of unsettled weather as we head into this week's forecast. cloudy skies for us today. a light splash of showers possible as the system starts to decay over us as we head into our tuesday afternoon forecast. watch what happens as we head all the way into tuesday evening early wednesday morning. another batch of showers just to the south sweeps throughout the south bay, mostly impacting areas closer to monterey. and then that same system brings in snow to the sierra. so keep that in mind as we head into this weekend's forecast. fresh powder right around the corner. we head into our wednesday evening forecast, and now we're talking

multiple bay area cities have joined a federal lawsuit filed by san francisco and santa clara counties defending sanctuary policies. oakland emeryville, san jose, santa cruz and monterey joined on friday. the suit alleges the trump administration targeted cities and counties that have sanctuary policies which allow undocumented residents too interact with law enforcement without fear of being asked about their immigration status. trump has threatened to deny federal money to jurisdictions that do not help ice. new tariffs on goods from canada and mexico are set to take effect at midnight. >> many bear temple reports now on the president's latest comments about the import taxes. >> the president says time has run out for america's largest trading partners to make a deal. no room left for >> mexico or if a candidate does the tariffs you know, they're all set new. 25% import taxes on canada and mexico start tomorrow after a month delay. >> the president wants the countries to do more to stop the flow of drugs and illegal immigration. vast amounts of fentanyl have poured into our country.

demandar al condado de santa clara. le vamos a decir por qué.mos de cerca el retroceso de la salud del papa francisco. desde roma, italia. tendremos lo último. sentí decepción porque no pensé que esto se iba a realizar. esta es la reacción de un miembro de la mesa directiva del distrito escolar de martínez tras ser notificada que su puesto ha sido eliminado luego de que fuese llamada para servir en él. le decimos la razón que le dieron. así empezamos hoy. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. qué tal? muy buenas tardes. feliz viernes! les saluda dayanna monroy. muchísimas gracias por acompañarnos como todos los días. el día de hoy vamos a comenzar y lo vamos a hacer en martínez, donde por primera vez una latina fue nombrada para ocupar una vacante en la junta escolar. sin embargo, llega esto, la controversia. y es que semanas después, es decir ahora le notificaron que perdió su puesto pilar niño desde esa ciudad nos cuenta qué realmente pasó y por qué. ahora van a ser los votantes quienes tengan que decidir sobre su futuro. presta atención de forma

in response, santa clara county and san francisco sued the administration for that action earlier this month. sanctuary cities have laws that prevent undocumented immigrants from being deported or prosecuted. now, a total of 16 local jurisdictions have joined this lawsuit. that includes san jose, oakland, santa cruz, and emeryville. and it sends a messssage to the courts that, yu know, there are a lot of local governments that are really feeling the pain here, that that they are worried about their ability to care for people, to care for families. minneapolis, santa fe and seattle have also joined the lawsuit. overall, local leaders argue the federal government cannot commandeer local law enforcement to carry out its vision of mass deportations. since the lawsuit was originally filed, the trump administration has doubled down by suing states now and local governments that uphold so-called sanctuary policies. a bay area woman falsely accused of driving under the influence and causing a crash is calling out police. she says they arrested her without running a single test. happened on jan

santa clara county is saying it will take them around a year to finish that analysis. >>> i'm thinkingre's really no fire season anymore. it can happen anytime anywhere, but we've had some reason this season, so that helps. >> that's always going to be your determining factor. l.a. didn't get any rain and january was just as bad as they've seen. thankfully, we did not have any vulnerabilities to that because the last two winters before this one were exceptionally wet and this one is kind of average so far and we're about to get more. we could really use this. we didn't get any rain in january, did okay in february, but it would be nice to have march give us some rain. we'll get a little more rain overnight, but look where most of this is. it's going to be sitting off the coast. we should not really get anything measurable over the bay for the rest of tonight from this current system. what we're looking at really is just kind of the leftovers from the system that's been around and that's been with us for the last several days, certainly made it windy today. we didn't get a lot to show f

are joining san francisco and santa clara county to fight back. it all started when president trump signed an executive order aiming to stop federal funding to sanctuary cities. in response, santa clara county and san francisco sued the administration for that action earlier this month. sanctuary cities have laws that prevent undocumented immigrants from being deported or prosecuted. a total of 16 local jurisdictions have now joined this lawsuit, including san jose, oakland, santa cruz and emeryville, and it sends a message to the courts that, you know, there are a lot of local governments that are really feeling the pain here that that they are worried about their ability to care for people, to care for families. minneapolis, santa fe and seattle have also joined the lawsuit. overall, local leaders argue the federal government cannot commandeer local law enforcement to carry out its vision of mass deportations. since the lawsuit was originally filed, the trump administration has doubled down by suing states and local governments that uphold these

so we do provide removal defense to the santa clara county residents. on what's happening out there on the streets a week into the inaugurationon, a weeknto the new presidency. what is the sense, what is the feeling out on the streets, engels? engels: well, unfortunately a lot of people are in fear, right? as in 2 weeks ago, we--there were rumors of ice and fortunately we had a team in place to actually corroborate whether or not ice is in the county, and at the time we were able to confirm that there was no ice activity in the county but there was a sheriff operation. so, unfortunately, that's--that was just 2 weeks ago, but we did notice that we had hundreds of calls that we were not able to actually take, but we were able to corroborate that there was no ice activity. damian: so what happened was the sheriff's office was conducting a routine warrant--they're serving a warrant for a convicted felon for weapons or whatnot, but people--bystanders who saw it thought it was ice and so they sounded the alarm. we expect to get more of that, right, in the co

another jewelry swaps can happen in santa clara where a woman's wedding ring was taken. so watch out. >> in the south bay, the vta warning riders to be prepared to find another way to get around the santa clara valley transportation authority says working to reach an agreement with the union before the current contract expires at midnight. the union represents bus and light rail operators and other frontline staff. union members voted to authorize a potential strike last month. the vta wants people to start preparing for other travel methods just in case of a strike because in the event of vta bus and light rail services are going to be unavailable. pt a paratransit service. on the other hand that will continue regular operations. we are reaching out to the union to learn more. >> story we're following tonight. president trump has just directed a pause on all being sent to ukraine. this comes days after ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy's trip to the white house friday was cut short by an intense back and forth. a yelling match at times between zelenskyy and presid

kevin corke, fox news. >> several local governments have joined a lawsuit by san francisco and santa clarargeting of sanctuary cities. an amended complaint includes the cities of san jose, oakland, emeryville, santa cruz and sacramento, as well as monterey county and the city of seattle, washington. the original lawsuit was filed earlier this month after the president signed an executive order seeking to stop federal funding to sanctuary cities. the trump administration has defended its policies, claiming that sanctuary cities are obstructing federal law enforcement. >> the trump administration has reportedly started terminating grants to groups that enforce the fair housing act, according to documents obtained by the associated press. the grants are awarded by the u.s. department of housing and urban development to nonprofits that investigate complaints about housing discrimination. now, a spokesperson for hud said the department is responsible for ensuring grantees and contractors are in compliance with the president's executive orders. and if they're not compliant, then action will be t

san jose and santa clara. you'll be at 60 degrees while upper 50's and the tri valley heyward at 61. while oakland at 60 degrees, north bay temperatures among our warmest also in the low 60's this afternoon, getting a look ahead at our next 7 days tomorrow, we may see a very brief sprinkle looking unlikely. honestly, wednesday or best chance of rain the weekend actually warming up upper 60's and sunshine. >> of 20th avenue a little slow as you're traveling up north. a look at 5.80, no major issues or you might want to hop on that 13 looks much better. 20 minute ride into the city. no accidents there with the meter lights are on and that will slow you down. we're 70 0, bridge about 21. so they're both on par would tpgo on about the same pace. 38 minutes along one-on-one. that's 85. the middle part last check. it was still under 30 minutes to 82. 37 not seen major issues there, but the east bay cilantro down to 2.37. around. 35 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ryan and 7.16 in the follow con

multiple bay area cities have joined a federal lawsuit now filed by san francisco and santa clara countiesng sanctuary policies. oakland emeryville, san jose and then also santa cruz and monterey counties have joined in the lawsuit alleges the trump administration targeted cities and counties that have sanctuary policies that allow undocumented residents to interact with law enforcement without fear of being asked about their immigration status. trump has threatened to deny federal funding to sanctuary jurisdictions that do not help ice identify and arrest undocumented immigrants. san jose mayor matt mahan says this would impact public safety and law enforcement if federal funding is withheld. >> well, following the devastation of the la fire storms and the risk of wildfire increasing statewide. governor newsom has now declared a state of emergency to trying fast track protecting communities. the action temporarily suspends the california environmental quality act. and the california coastal act. the governor says this move will help expedite some of the measures they need to take to prote

s of land in unincorporated south santa clara county will have a new fire protector., the county's board of supervisors taking a second and final vote to terminate its longstanding contract with cal fire. >> this is a move by the central fire agency to absorb more into their department to create a true county fire department. >> currently, residents outside of gilroy, morgan hill and san martin are covered by the south santa clara county fire district. its coverage area is reflected in green on the map. but county officials say for the past several years, that district has been hemorrhaging money and is close to insolvency. in fact, they have had to use money from the general fund to bridge the current fiscal shortfall. so the south county fire district will be incorporated with the county's central fire district. advocates point to a local county agency formation commission report, which says in part, this reorganization will streamline fire response activities and address longstanding structural challenges with maintaining adequate levels of fire protection in south

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is going to spin, we're going to see most of the accumulation across the southern portion of the santa claraley back in through the santa cruz mountains. now, as far as the precipitation is concerned, it's going to stick around until about thursday morning before gradually clearing out. so the bottom line is tomorrow cloudy and then breaks with a few showers. temperature wise we're talking about mid 50s across the board for the most part. few low 60s. otherwise it looks like your rainfall amounts will shape up like this. about a quarter of an inch in san francisco by thursday, and nearly a half an inch in san jose and a half an inch easily in the monterey bay area. so how is all this going to affect the tahoe area? snow and breezy to downright windy conditions winds up to 55mph. we do have a winter weather advisory in effect wednesday through thursday. up to a foot of snow above 7000ft. now it looks like, for the most part, our winds are on the breezy side this evening and will continue to blow tonight up to about 15. tonight's lows in the 40s and your extended forecast. we do call for some

kron, 4 news. >> several bay area cities have joined a federal lawsuit filed by san francisco and santa clara counties in defending sanctuary policies. oakland emeryville, san jose, santa cruz and the county of monterey joined on friday. the suit alleges that the trump administration targeted cities and counties with sanctuary policies. that was what allows undocumented residents interact with law enforcement without fear of being asked or arrested regarding their immigration status. the president has threatened to deny federal money to sanctuary jurisdictions that do not help ice identify and arrest undocumented immigrants. san jose mayor matt mahan says this would impact public safety and law enforcement if federal funding is withheld. stocks dropping dramatically on wall street today as these new tariffs on canada and mexico are expected now to start tomorrow. there's worries that these tariffs will slow the economy. so the drop the dow dropping nearly 650 points. the nasdaq down 500 s and p 500 lost almost 105 points today. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the up

flavio lacayo habló con una representante de la oficina del distrito del condado de santa clara, quieneno, pues que nos apoye de verdad, porque muchas veces dicen que van a hacer esto y lo otro y no hacen nada. otros buscan soluciones a problemas en el comercio y entre la comunidad. tiene que ganarse la confianza con el voto latino, que ese es el punto número 1. lo más importante. en la boleta electoral aparecerán los nombres de los 7 candidatos y una representante de la oficina del registro del votante nos explica sobre estos próximos sufragios. toma como una semana en recibirlo? sí, en una semana no ha recibido su guía. nos pueden llamar en un comunicado, la oficina del registro del votante del condado santa clara informó que a partir del 27 de febrero empezó a enviar por correo primero la guía informativa también en español, a los votantes registrados. en esta guía encontrarán información sobre la dirección de los centros de votación y de los buzones oficiales para enviar por correo el voto. también tendrán una copia de la boleta e información de recursos para prepararse para votar.

la oficina de polÍtica de la mujer del condado de santa clara muestra que en california, las latinasos avances como la mujeres hispanas siguen enfrentando enormes retos en el Ámbito laboral. inclusive las palabras del abogado esquivel dejan claro que la lucha por la equidad salarial e igualdad de oportunidades continÚa. >> y en california, si usted es una mujer que recibo salario inferior al de un hombre por realizar un trabajo sustancialmente similar, puede denunciar al 808 8/4/16 84. allÍ lo tiene en pantalla para programar una cita. donald trump dijo el lunes que al fabricante, aumentarÁ su inversiÓn en el paÍs en $100,000,000,000. lo que eleva la impresiÓn total de la empresa a $165,000,000,000. director ejecutivo explicÓ que la nueva inversiÓn se utilizarÁ para construir tres nuevas instalaciones de fabricaciÓn de chips y un centro de investigaciÓn y desarrollo en arizona. la empresa fabrica los chips de la inteligencia artificial para las empresas tecnolÓgicas. los nuevos aranceles a mÉxico, canadÁ y china comenzarÁn a aplicarse la madrugada de este martes. algunos economistas

it will remain closed until it's cleared by the santa clara county department of environmental health. we now know the identity of the woman arrested for pulling a horse's tail causing it to throw a child off its back. police say a 29 year-old toma saw leon walked up to the horse while the child was having a riding lesson and yanked its tail, this was ocean view stables in daly city 2 weeks ago. the child was hurt but is doing okay. the woman was arrested for felony child endangerment. >> a career substitute teacher and tutor and san mateo county out on bail after deputies arrested him for allegedly possessing thousands of child materials. investigators say a search of michael ross's home last month uncovered the abuse material in various forms. the 67 year-old was taken into custody february 19, following a cyber tip. sheriff's office is urging anyone who help out their investigation to give them a call. district disgraced former san jose city council member omar torres has pleaded not guilty to child molestation. the santa clara county da's office sharing that update following torre

father matthew carnes, the vice president for mission and ministry at santa clara university says henot at soul surprised by the outpouring of support seen from the pope during his illness. >> he's been a pope in some ways for the world population. sometimes he's reached out in ways. >> reporter: he actually has somewhat of a personal connection to the pope, working as a priest in argentina. >> and i had a sense of his deep engagement with people there and the way he would work, you know, in the poorest parts of argentina, what they will call it. and so the poor slums around was a part of the city that he just went to. he was someone that took the metro and was known for the common person's approach. >> reporter: that's why he became so worried when he heard the pope was in the hospital. >> he's been a monumental figure in the church, allowing people to see a new face of the church. one that's deeply engaging of them and wanting to welcome them in and draw them in. so this is a very big concern. >> reporter: they say he is now listed in stable condition. he says he has been inspired

ese riesgo una audiencia clave que a juicio y dio la sala del tribunal superior del condado de santa claray en las prÓximas horas conocer que se viene. y muy buenas noches, vamos con el pronÓstico del tiempo. registramos 50 con cielos mayormente nublados y tendremos temperaturas un poco bajas, pero no tan frÍa y tendremos esta nueva sede, sacramento con 44 y igual muy cerca de los 50 maÑana al amanecer y como vemos muy cerca de los 60 por sacramento y estamos con esta nubosidad en el Área de san francisco y san josÉ. precipitaciones que vamos a tener por esta mitad de semana y si tiene planes en estos dos dÍas recordÉ que vamos a tener estas lluvias lo cual puede contener para el domingo y la prÓxima semana, la probabilidad de lluvia tambiÉn se ve alta y vemos esa lluvia desde el miÉrcoles nuestros isquemia de la tarde y la nieve en altas elevaciones. mÁs adelante los espero con mÁs informaciÓn del informe del tiempo. presentadora: poder de la junta de supervisor y el alguacil como le explicamos cÓmo se decide esta votaciÓn y los jÓvenes en el Área de la bahÍa. Éste es sÓlo el inicio de la

and it appears as if the santa clara valley, the southern edge of it, back into the santa cruz mountains be the recipient of the most precipitation from this system. so how does it affect tahoe? well, currently we're in the 30s and low 40s in the high sierra, and from wednesday and thursday, when these systems roll through, we will have snow and wind up to 55mph. and this is why we have a winter weather advisory that goes into effect. this was issued at 1:00 today. it goes into effect on wednesday through thursday. we're talking about half a foot of snow down to lake level and easily 12in above 7000ft. now here we go. currently our air temperatures. boy, it's brisk outside. it is chilly. we currently have a wind speed of mountain view up to 16mph as far as the gusts is concerned. look around the peninsula. 25 mile per hour sustained winds 17. in novato, gusts at 23. so brisk, outside and cool. and temperatures tonight with that blanket of cloud cover only into the 40s. not as cold as it was this morning when we woke up to temperatures in the 30s. tomorrow's daytime highs going up just a

south bay temps, low 60's in san jose and santa clara. just make sure you've got the jackets on because we are going to pair these cool temps in the upper 50's to low 60's with some strong winds, especially towards the middle of the day. so just make it feel a little bit cooler. a look ahead shows temperatures tomorrow through thursday, holding steady lot of 50's. some low 60's wednesday bringing our best chance of rainfall could see a couple of lingering sprinkles into early thursday. the weekend clears out very nicely. just on the other side of this forecast next monday is when we'll see our heavier rain. >> local recovery. 43 minute drive selly entered down to milpitas 5.88 traveling to oakland. we're definitely seeing more traffic along 85. 80 nonetheless is busy as well. average is looking good. look at that. 60 minutes on the bay bridge built traffic building. the toll plaza where we started this morning. 13 minutes on the san mateo bridge. we got up to 30 there. so certainly seen a lot of improvement along those bridges on the one

so that's good news for us since we import about half of our water into santa clara county. >> the fourtht snow survey of the year, when levels typically hit their peak, will tell the tale of our 2024 2025 water year. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> a controversial bill to conserve the black bear population has activists calling for the proposal to be blocked. a practice known as hounding could allow hunters to chase and scare black bears up into trees by using dogs. lawmaker heather hardwick proposed assembly bill 1038, which could reinstate hound dogs to hunt bears. the tactic was banned nearly a decade ago. some people oppose the bill, saying it's a cruel way to control the bear population and want to keep california's black bears safe. in fact, one activist describes how hounding can severely injure the bears. >> they shoot him, and then he tumbles down through the branches, sometimes just breaking bones on the way down, getting badly injured, sometimes dying on the way down or from the gun shot. >> hardwick's bill has not made it to committee yet, and is expected to undergo hearing

the last few winters have kept reservoirs full, including in santa clara county, where levels are at 114% of average, meaning this year there's less of a reliance for snowpack than usual. >> good news is, is the reservoirs there in northern california, shasta and oroville, they're full. so we're getting a boost in our allocations. that was just announced this week. so that's good news for us since we import about half of our water into santa clara county. >> the fourth and most important snow survey of the year, when levels typically hit their peak, will tell the tale of our 2024 2025 water year. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> all right. now to that just stunning shouting match at the white house today. a high stakes meeting between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky turned very contentious in front of all the media, the cameras, as they were rolling. >> you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards right now you don't. you're playing cards, you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of mi

santa clara county sheriff's office retail task force at another blitz operation. this time was at a target. this is on north capitol and san jose. 11 arrests were made and suspected thieves attempts to make off with large amounts of stanley's personal hygiene products. even a case of beer. the total of $2000 in property was recovered. and police arrested a suspected dui driver accused of a hit-and-run in santa rosa before police arrived. driver was believed to be under the influence, walked away from the scene. witness saw him leave until police arrested for hit and run. that hurt. another driver and about 50 passengers escaping a bus just before it was engulfed in flames in dublin. this is on i 6.80, the incident causing major delays on saturday. but thankfully no injuries were reported. alright, southern california wildfire season is almost here and the bull is not expected to be quite as big as last year. experts blame the dry weather and they say lack of rain in the past few months is likely going to keep the bloom to a minimum drought conditions keep wildfire

santa clara on over towards dublin and hayward reaching that 60 degree.land at 60 later on today, north bay temps just slightly our warmest now up to 63 for your high. a look ahead. does show level temperatures through thursday. best chance of rain. as i mentioned wednesday into early thursday, friday and saturday will dry out with sunshine next week. come monday. that's when we'll see our heaviest rain. warley. >> the u.s. could to support ukraine and even from the geopolitical considerations. makes a lot of sense for the u.s. to support ukraine. so the hope that this message comes through and you hope the united states government makes decisions according the bay area, nonprofit nova ukraine says that people in the ukrainian community are feeling anxious. now after. >> friday's heated meeting in the oval office, peace talks imploded after president trump and vice president jd vance clash with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. they accused him of not being grateful enough for u.s. support in the war against russia and now the future of u.s. support

several bay area cities have joined a federal lawsuit filed by san francisco and santa clara countiesn defending sanctuary policies. oakland emeryville, san jose, santa cruz and the county of monterey joined on friday. the suit alleges the trump administration targeted cities and counties that have sanctuary policies that allows undocumented residents to interact with law enforcement without fear of being asked about or arrested regarding their immigration status. trump has threatened to deny federal money to sanctuary jurisdictions that do not help ice identify and arrest undocumented immigrants. san jose mayor matt mahan says that this would impact public safety and a law enforcement if federal funding is withheld. still ahead, animal organizations are partnering to help stop car outbreak in san francisco with details on the resources available. >> to pet owners stop this deadly virus. >> happening now, the san francisco spca is hosting a vaccine clinic for pups to prevent the highly contagious part virus. here's video from last month as dog owners lined up for the service and the c

so that's good news for us since we import about half of our water into santa clara county. >> the fourthtant snow survey of the year, when levels typically hit their peak, will tell the tale of our 2024 2025 water year. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> a controversial bill to conserve the black bear population has activists calling for the proposal to be blocked. a practice known as hounding could allow hunters to chase and scare black bears up into trees by using dogs. lawmaker heather hardwick proposed assembly bill 1038, which could reinstate hound dogs to hunt bears. the tactic was banned nearly a decade ago. some people oppose the bill, saying it's a cruel way to control the bear population and want to keep california's black bears safe. one activist, describing how hounding can severely injure the bears. >> they shoot him, and then he tumbles down through the branches, sometimes just breaking bones on the way down, getting badly injured, sometimes dying on the way down or from the gunshot. >> hardwick's bill has not made it to committee yet, and is expected to undergo hearings in

so that's good news for us since we import about half of our water into santa clara county. >> the fourth important snow survey of the year, when levels typically hit their peak, will tell the tale of our 2024 2025 water year. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> a controversial bill to conserve the black bear population has activists calling for the proposal to be blocked. a practice known as hounding could allow hunters to chase and scare black bears up into trees by using dogs. lawmaker heather chadwick proposed assembly bill 1038, which could reinstate hound dogs to hunt bears. the tactic was banned nearly a decade ago. some people oppose the bill, saying it's a cruel way to control the bear population and want to keep california's black bears safe. one activist describes how hounding can severely injure bears. >> they shoot him, and then he tumbles down through the branches, sometimes just breaking bones on the way down, getting badly injured, sometimes dying on the way down or from the gunshot. >> chadwick's bill hasn't made it to committee yet, and is expected to undergo hearings in t

. >> the santa clara county district attorneys office sharing this update. following torres is appearance in a san jose courtroom this morning. he is accused of sexually assaulting a minor in the 90's. torres has been held in custody without bail since his arrest last november. his next court appearance is next month. and if convicted, he faces up to 24 years in prison. one person is in critical condition after an early morning crash in oakland. this happened at 54th avenue and international boulevard. authorities say around bmw crashed into a pole. the driver now in the hospital and a section of international boulevard is now back open. coming around. millbrae back open this afternoon following a deadly crash between a big rig and a motorcycle. this happened around 6 this morning. an outcome, you know, reale there park boulevard, the san mateo county sheriff's office says a big rig and motorcycle crash and that man riding the motorcycle died. the big rig driver waited for authorities to arrive and is cooperating with the investigation. come, you know, was c

68 degrees, only 60 in oakland, low to mid-60s east of the oakland hills and temperatures in the santa claraalley not nearly as warm as today. it will feel cooler, but these numbers are close to normal for this time of year. then the rain starts to move in. let's look at futurecast. we'll begin tomorrow afternoon when we'll still be dry. anything you want to get done outside tomorrow, that's the day to get it done. here comes the shower activity hitting the north bay coast as the sun goes down. we'll see the rain spread out tomorrow evening and tonight night. the first wave of showers moves quickly west to east and follow-up showers are likely. these are going to be scattered. we're talking about intermittent showers saturday night into early sunday morning and throughout the day sunday. this is radar simulation sunday from 7:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. you see gaps in between the showers, but plenty of showers as well, just an unsettled day. then we catch a dry break on monday before we see the next chance of rain headed our way tuesday and wednesday of next week. here's the seven-day forecas

santa clara, a blowout win on the road tonight, beating pacific 97. 66. >> 21 12 for christophe talent on that team can score. the broncos finished the regular season at 2011. well, the jose earthquakes season got off to a tremendous start last saturday with the 4, nothing win over real salt lake. tonight, the quakes playing their first road game against sporting kansas city quakes did not waste any time getting on the boards. 3rd minute cristian arango. >> that's his first goal as a member of the earthquakes. san jose is on the board early and then in the 19th minute, same score off the corner joseph martinez with his 100 17th career. regular season goal that's tied for most 6, most i should and mls history first place. lynn again, 2 to one. they're 2 and o for the first time since 2017. finally to nascar. xfinity series in austin, texas. we saw this race right here on kron 4 and you saw connors ilitch that 18 year-old. we rode course phenom taking the checkered flag for his second career win. when i was 18 years old, i could barely write let alone winning races like that. i mean, it'

father matthew cards, the vice president for mission and ministry at santa clara university, says he'st all surprised by the outpouring of support seen for the pope during his illness. >> he's been a pope in some ways for the world, for the world population. and sometimes he reached out in ways that touched deep cords in our human society. >> reporter: father carnes has somewhat of a personal connection to the pope. working as a priest in argentina, his home country. >> the way he worked and, you know, in the poorest parts of argentina, what they called the poor slums around buenos aires. it was a part of the city he just regularly went to. he was the one that took the metro and was known for just his common persons approach. >> reporter: that is why father carnes became so worried when he heard the pope was in the hospital. >> he's been such a monumental figure in the church. he's someone i think has allowed people to see a few face of the church. one that was deeply engaging of them. one that wanted to welcome them in, wanted to draw them in. so i was very concerned. >> reporter: tha

presenciar los 6 partidos de la fifa que se van a jugar aquí en el estadio levi's, en la ciudad de santa clara pista para que tenga un sonido más local. en el caso del área de la bahía, más innovador con el tema creativo que tanto caracteriza a la región. así que ya estamos en clima mundialista y esas imágenes, verdad? ya invita a cualquiera a quedarse o a venir a visitarnos, ya incluso hasta sin mundial, pero con mundial mejor, sí. y qué más hacen los deportes? bueno, vamos a ver qué tenemos al regreso, porque sigue el spring training ya entrando en su fase más te quente. así ♪♪ ♪♪ los sueños comienzan aquí. bienvenidos al goodnight club. responde toyota. vayamos juntos. lanzamiento inicial con los san francisco giants que continúan preparándose para la temporada 2025 de las grandes ligas. y este domingo en el spring training derrotaron a los angels de los angeles 9 por 5. matt chapman, como siempre, respondió para los gigantes. pero atención, que sin dudas la gran figura fue gerard encarnacion, quien remolcó hasta 5 rayitas para la casa de san francisco. los giants dejaron su registro en 5 y

here to the united states, and a vote of confidence in chips and ai inside the headquarters of santa claraased n charge ai. there's a successful glow. after all, the ai focused chip company recently locked in a new round of funding. but then this jolt from the white house. most powerful ai chips in the world will be made right here in america. $100 billion from taiwan semiconductor, the world's biggest chip maker to be invested in america. well to me it's a very positive trend, a national boost for the entire chip industry with money to build new semiconductor manufacturing facilities here in the united states. i think when we look at our workforce, when we look at where our country is headed in terms of innovation, leadership on a global scale, there is still no place better to build and scale your business. and for encharge, a stamp of approval for its work so far, not to mention its plans for future business and future employees, to provide opportunities for them to work on the most cutting edge technology that you're seeing today and help, you know, as a country, help us to stay ahead

el condado de santa clara y la ciudad de san francisco, junto con 11 jurisdicciones adicionales, presentaron de santuario. send a message to the courts. there are a lot of local governments that are really feeling the pain here. esta demanda defiende el derecho de los gobiernos locales de utilizar sus recursos para atender a sus comunidades sin verse obligados a colaborar con la aplicación federal de inmigración. en otros temas, un motociclista murió esta tarde en la autopista de 80 tras impactarse contra un vehículo. ocurrió cerca del peaje entre san francisco y oakland. este accidente también provocó el cierre de 2 carriles. finalmente, 3 horas después del incidente, alrededor de las 16:30 de la tarde, todos los carriles fueron reabiertos. tras la investigación en san josé, el departamento de policía anunció el lanzamiento de una nueva herramienta de conicación en tiempo real destinada para ayudar a las personas que son víctimas de robo de identidad. la herramienta que estará disponible en el sitio web de la policía permitirá a los residentes acceder a asistencia inmediata y también a orie

it will remain closed until it gets cleared by the santa clara county department of environmental health. >> all right. let's get you a check of your forecast now taking a look from our sutro tower cam over the city of san francisco sunny today. but you could feel a little bit of a chill in the air. yeah, i mean, we had so much wind over the weekend as well. lawrence, what are we in for come tomorrow? a lot of folks are asking the same thing right last week. we have those temperatures, 70's, even a cup 80's out there. >> chain just last week and now it's back to winter. i think we're headed to a very active weather period here with a series of storms are going to impact the bay area. so out the door tonight, some clouds rolling in. we saw some of those clouds moving in late in the day and well, they're going to thicken up overnight tonight leading to least a chance of some light showers is not going to be much, not anything to really ruin your day, but it will be cold and those winds will be brisk by tomorrow afternoon again, highs. well, what a far cry from what we had last week. we wen

omar torres estuvo aquí frente a un juez en el condado de santa clara esta mañana y se presentó con la asalto sexual de un menor de edad. su audiencia preliminar está programada para el 28 de abril. ese día, el juez determinará si hay causa probable para seguir con un juicio criminal. aquí, ve a torres en una audiencia jurídica previa. en noviembre, torres pidió salir en libertad condicional, pero el juez lo negó diciendo que torres sigue siendo un peligro para menores de 18 años. torres estaba bajo investigación por acusaciones de abuso sexual de un hombre que era menor de edad. cuando la relación comenzó. el exconcejal le dijo a la policía que el hombre lo estaba extorsionando. pero cuando esa investigación se hizo pública, un familiar reportó a la policía que torres lo había abusado sexualmente cuando era niño. sí. torres es declarado culpable. podría pasar 24 años en la prisión en san josé. chris sánchez, telemundo, california. chris. muchas gracias. esta semana, los votantes en san mateo decidirán el destino de la medida, la cual permitiría a la junta de supervisores destituir a l

and as it does, that could really crank up some rain here about santa clara valley, santa cruz south.owards san jose. tough tricky forecast but then more rain on the way. it looks like sunday night monday into tuesday. a week from today. it's a blue monday though. mostly clear, kind of chilly, cold out there, sun, then a few clouds, but mainly breezy. temperatures 5060 today is okay. we'll cloud it up. get some light rain tomorrow. not a big deal. then we'll have to keep an eye on, especially south bay as we head to wednesday into thursday a break friday, saturday, most of sunday. sunday night turning cloudy. >> all right steve thank you. time now 652. a new exhibit in san francisco celebrating the beatles and beatlemania. it takes a look at the rise of the fab four through the eyes of paul mccartney. right now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian, see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning. garcia. >> hi, david. good to join you in studio here. and we'll follow those massive wildfires in los angeles county and the fallout. governor newsom has declared a st