santa clara has mission. our job is not to enforce immigration laws and the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help with enforcement of civil immigration laws and constitutional speak. we call that commandeering the federal government can't commandeer our local government. they can't commandeer our local resources and they can't commandeer our local law enforcement to help them carry out a vision of mass deportation. you might ask why santa clara and san francisco and hundreds of other jurisdictions choose not to cooperate with the federal government? for us it's simple. we are striving to create a culture of trust and security within our communities so that our residents know that they can come to the county when they are in need or when they can be of help. that includes feeling safe coming to local law enforcement to report crimes or to participate in investigations without fearing that they or their loved ones face deportation. our non-cooperation policies

para apoyar a nuestra comunidad; el consulado de méxico aquí en san josé, que cubre 4 condados, santa claraentes, nuestra meta principal es estar informando a nuestra comunidad en estos momentos, de cuáles son sus derechos, de que tienen derecho a la notificación consular, no importa qué instancia o autoridad los detenga, pueden pedir llamar a su consulado, porque es la manera en que nosotros vamos a poder interactuar y poderlos apoyar en distintas necesidades que tengan. damián trujillo: ha de haber un poco de satisfacción entre la población, ¿no?, al saber que usted tiene esas mismas órdenes del canciller y de la presidenta, al asegurar que esas protecciones sigan adelante. alejandra bologna: sí, sin duda, es el respaldo que tienen y que saben que están con ustedes los consulados, la red consular de méxico, y estamos para acompañarlos; todas las personas que necesiten sus documentos, estamos abriendo 1,000 citas cada semana; saben que aquellas que tienen una emergencia, pueden venir y se les puede dar, analizando su situación, un espacio para que puedan obtener su documento, pero lo más i

y miryam villarreal nos presentará 1/2 de su entrevista con la sub alguacil del condado santa clara sobreón de esa agencia en materia de inmigración. así comenzamos. gracias por acompañarnos en nuestra edición cal. tenemos muchísima información para usted. le saluda dayanna monroy y césar bayona. bienvenidos. vamos a comenzar hablando de la red de respuesta rápida. seguro. usted ha escuchado hablar mucho de esta red y es que se dedica a responder llamadas de personas que aseguran ser testigos de la presencia de agentes de ice en sus vecindarios. es decir, son algo así como los ojos de la comunidad. dentro de este contexto, y para responder a esas inquietudes, necesitan obviamente gente que se dé como voluntaria, flavio lacayo nos explica que hoy, precisamente en el condado de santa clara, se llevaron a cabo 2 talleres virtuales con ese objetivo. flavio. qué tal? así es. buenas tardes. bueno, nos explicaron que para aquellas personas interesadas en estos talleres y que quieran llegar a ser voluntarios para la red de respuesta rápida del condado de santa clara, lo primero que tienen que hac

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

. >> hoy acompaÑamos a una de las integrantes de la red de respuesta rÁpida del condado de santa claraos platica quÉ hace esta red, por quÉ miembros estÁ conformado y por quÉ es importante para la comunidad indocumentada de santa clara. >> la red de respuesta rÁpida es varias organizaciones juntas creando un proyecto para la comunidad para prevenir detenciones y deportaciones. tenemos a las organizaciones que contestan las llamadas, los que activan los voluntarios. >> a las 11:00 de la noche vamos a tener mÁs detalles sobre cÓmo opera la red de respuesta rÁpida en santa clara y cÓmo se comunicÓ con otros condados del Área de la bahÍa. >> gracias. hablando de la red de respuesta rÁpida lo invitamos a que le toman a foto a esta lista que tambiÉn la guardia. una serie de telÉfonos que son de la red de respuesta rÁpida de distintas ciudades del Área de la bahÍa. le podrÍan servir mÁs adelante. recuerde que tiene derechos y no se encuentra solo, estamos para apoyarle. hoy se cumplen tres semanas de que donald trump asumiÓ la presidencia del paÍs y desde entonces se desatÓ un torrente de tem

this is great for everybody en santa clara. joseline mora noticiero telemundo 48.a esos 2 eventos. una inversión de reestructuración de casi 200 millones de dólares. y volviendo al tema del super bowl, creo que se va a duplicar el ingreso en comparación a ese super bowl 50 organizado en el 2016. y como bien lo comentaba jocelyn, el beneficio va a ser para toda el área de la bahía, para el comercio, obviamente local. y este escenario va a mostrar sin duda su mejor versión, porque también va a venir el mundial y se necesitan hacer trabajos, sobre todo también en la cancha, para cumplir con los requerimientos fifa. césar entonces, está de más decirte, max, que tienes que ya prepararte físicamente para aguantar todo ese trote que te va a tocar. estamos, ya estamos, ya estamos preparando. hoy estábamos en levi's haciendo pretemporada en la tarde. bárbaro. bueno, pues muchas gracias max, nos vemos más adelante. mire usted, un grupo de residentes en el norte de la bahía regresó ya a sus casas después de haber sido evacuado por las inundaciones de la semana pasada. se acue

and yes, the santa clara valley.if you have our nbc bay area app and you're on the weather page and you're in santa clara county and you see freeze warning, it's because we've added in san jose and areas south of downtown with low 30s in the forecast by tomorrow morning. right now, 41 degrees in walnut creek, over in san rafael, we're at 45 and clear skies into san francisco. here is one exception to the rule no frost advisories or freeze warnings for san francisco, but elsewhere, where the temperatures have already dropped into the mid 30s, we're already locked in with those cold temperatures. a lot of blue and purple on this map, and also on this one. frost advisories all around the inner bay and along some of the coastal mountains. but notice how the interior valleys santa clara valley heading down to morgan hill, inland east bay and north bay valleys. with that freeze warning through 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. so it's round three of this with frosty conditions, ice on the windshields. we're going to have this again

además, conversamos en exclusiva con la sub alguacil del condado santa clara sobre los operativos deur del área de la bahía y tiene un mensaje directo para la comunidad. mientras tanto, sigue lloviendo y estas tormentas ya tienen un saldo mortal. entérese qué se puede esperar para los próximos días. así empezamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. qué tal? muy buenas tardes les saluda dayanna monroy. muchísimas gracias por su compañía y hoy los saludo, pero a la vez le invito a que usted mire ese código qr que va a aparecer en 2 segundos en su pantalla. allí lo tiene, está de este lado. usted lo puede escanear, lo va a llevar directamente a nuestro sitio web donde puede tener acceso a la tarjeta roja. para nosotros es muy importante que usted la tenga. de hecho, nos han dicho desde algunas organizaciones que está sirviendo, que está sirviendo para que tras imprimirla, usted conozca cuáles son sus derechos como inmigrante en caso de ser detenido por agentes de inmigración. este código lo vamos a tener aquí a lo largo de nuestros noticieros. ahora sí, vamos inmediatamente con la infor

but for the rest of us, down into the santa clara valley, it stays pretty much dry. let's take a quick look at the next seven days. we're gearing up for drier weather after wednesday and sunnier skies to. not only are we dealing with that, but we're also getting a nice warm up as well as we head into this weekend's forecast with 70 right around the corner as we head into saturday and sunday for the santa clara valley, the east bay and potentially up into the north bay will at least hit the upper 60s. now, speaking of upper 60s, that's the case for our friends along the bay as early as friday. this is going to be an amazing weekend ahead of us with beautiful dry weather, sunnier skies around the corner. two definitely feels a little bit more spring like here in the bay. >>>>up next here on cbs news, bay area scammers are impersonating toll collectors. what experts say you should do if you get one of these scam texts i've gotten one. we'll talk about it when we return. >>>>so. vlad, we are connected. now more than ever. our phones are. our. lifelines and the rush. char

interior, mountains and valleys, east bay valleys, the santa clara valley and the eastern santa clara hills. and a freeze warning in effect from 10:00 tonight to 7 a.m. tomorrow for that area around solano county, carquinez strait and the delta. more details. the accuweather seven day forecast a little later. julian. >> okay. we'll see you in just a second. thank you. spencer. and of course, when the rain returns this week, you can track it with the same live doppler seven tools our weather team uses. all you have to do is go ahead and download the abc7 bay area app to get the latest forecast. >> a voter approved overhaul of rent control in berkeley is now in effect. city voters passed measure b in november to give renters evn more protections. those include lowering annual rent increases from a maximum of 7%, down to 5%, and allowing tenants to organize into associations to bargain with their landlords collectively. it also outlaws, outlaws, evictions and rent control tenants who want to go month to month after their leases end. >> a federal judge has issued a temporary restraining o

santa clara's mission. our job is not to enforce immigration laws. san francisco and santa clara counties joins several other cities in their battle against the trump administration's ramp-up of enforcement. the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help within forsman of civil immigration laws. but let me say this. immigration enforcement is the federal government's responsibility, not the responsibility of state and local governments century policies prioritize using our scarce local law enforcement resources to actually fight crime, not do the job of the federal government. now during the first trump administration, san francisco and santa clara sue the federal government after the administration attempted to withhold federal funds from the city based on its entry policies like it is trying to do today. and we won. >> now the comes on the heels of the department of justice filing suit against the city of chicago and the state of illinois over its sanctuary pot policies. and then theresa stasi back to

santa clara's mission, our job is not to enforce im igration laws. the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help with inforcement of civil immigration laws. >> and santa clara counties join several other cities in their battle against the ramp up of enforcement. the california attorney general also threatening to take action against the president himself. rob bonta says the trump administration is disrupting payments to states despite the court's temporary order to unfreeze funds. >> i refuse to allow the president and his administration to willfully violate the law and operate outside the bounds of our constitution. the administration must comply with the court order and dispersed all federal funding immediately. so the programs and services are people aren't disrupted and can fully resume without further interruption or chaos so we can protect the health and well-being of our people. if the trump administration doesn't comply, will be forced to take further action. >> bonta says billion. the billions

stadium in santa clara will host super bowl 60. we'll tell you about the festivities that will start today. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday morning february 10th. i think the clark family here and back in philly are pretty happy this morning. >> i think some people are happy. >> i think so. all right. let's check in with rosemary oroczo is here for us this morning. it is. it's cold out there. >> another frosty start. pam and dave, good morning to both of you. good morning to all of you. if yesterday wasn't cold enough, even a little bit colder this morning for some. a live look there over san francisco. we have the sunrise coming in two hours or so. another advisory to start the day. the frost advisory for all areas excluding san francisco and the coastline. the freeze warning for our north bay, our inner east bay, as well as the santa clara valley, our valleys and ou

it's down into the santa clara valley and off into the east bay. that's going to be a beautiful setup for us as we dive into this weekend's forecast. so we'll keep you updated on that here in the weather center for now. luckily we're sitting with mild conditions today and tomorrow. we get that quick splash of showers for wednesday, and we're in for a treat for the rest of the week here in the bay. so this is amazing. this is a permanent hair removal medical device cleared by the fda for all skin colors from. you're talking about like the one at the spa that cost thousands of dollars. that's right. every single time you go in, it's 100 to 800 bucks per service. you've got to go 6 to 8 times for permanent hair removal. this one is amazing because this uses two forces of energy. they find the hair follicle, they warm that hair follicle up, and once they warm that hair follicle up, guess what? it disables it so it can never grow back. you're going to utilize this one time. there we go. one. feel that. no pain right. no pain in seven weeks. you use it o

la respuesta clara. >> llamadas potenciales, codirector de respuesta rÁpida y hace unos dÍas a socorros llamadas que indicaba que era un operativo de inmigraciÓn en san josÉ, tomÓ su auto y fue a confirmar, esta vez nos hizo una recreaciÓn de lo que ocurriÓ. dijeron que no y entonces allÍ le pruebo usted si son la migraciÓn y entonces alguien entrenado yo se lo que puedo ver para verificar si es la migra o no. la red varios organizaciones puntos creando un proyecto y es un proyecto para la comunidad prevenir detenciones y deportaciones contestan las llamadas y a los que activan los voluntarios para hacer observaciones legales si alguien estÁ detenido, los abogados pueden ser activados para proteger. los integrantes siempre lleva estas dos tarjetas. la otra tarjeta muy importante que era recordar los inmigrantes que independientemente, tienen derechos en este paÍs. tenemos el derecho de ocupar en formaciÓn, estoy usando mi derecho de guardar silencio y no tenemos que compartir ningÚn documento, hay que compartir ninguna informaciÓn, hay que guardar silencio. la red del condado de santa

the city is partnering with santa clara county and three other cities. they threaten to withhold federal funding from sanctuary cities and threaten criminal and civil prosecution against state and local officials that impede federal immigration enforcement. >> their actions fly in the face of fundamental constitutional provisions. they violate plain statutory language and numerous court orders. >> reporter: it comes after the federal government sued the city of chicago over its sanctuary laws. as a sanctuary city, san francisco generally limits local officials from cooperating with federal authorities on civil immigration enforcement. >> immigration enforcement is the federal government's responsibility, not the responsibility of state and local governments. sanctuary policies prioritize using our scarce local law enforcement resources to actually fight crime, not do the job of the federal government. >> reporter: officials from both san francisco and santa clara county say they get billions of dollars in federal funding each year. santa clara county cou

down into the santa clara valley we'll hit 70s in our inland spots.ther which is the quick splash of showers to slice the week in half. more coming up in a bit. over to you. >> thank you. >>> let's talk about the roadways. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it has been easy breezy, so enjoy it while you can. that drive over into san francisco not a brake light in sight which is good news for anyone making the ride into the city. commuting from there to the golden gate bridge, look at this gorgeous view. the sky looks beautiful this morning. that's an easy commute. san mateo bridge. keep in mind taking public transit, modified schedule, some are on a sunday schedule or a holiday schedule because of presidents' day today. so keep that in mind if you're commuting this morning and over on 880 looking good in both direction. reed? >>> time is 6:52 in the morning. up next we head to special ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >>> welcome back. long before you could stream and decades before you could flip through channels radio, rem

those areas under the purple color there, the north bay interior valleys and the eastern santa clara hills are under the freeze warning. and those areas, low temperatures may go as low as 28 degrees in the blue areas. all of the bay area basically, except san francisco and the coastline. the frost advisory is in effect, and in those areas, lows could drop down to about 33 degrees. and as you look at the projected lows for tonight, you can see we're talking about 31 at santa rosa and ukiah, 28 at lakeport. most inland east bay areas will have lows in the mid 30s. parts of the south bay morgan hill in the low in the low to mid 30s. 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. >

the santa clara city council and santa clara stadium authority have just approved a financial assignmentgreement for the tournament. they say it's a major step forward in their preparations to host world cup matches right here at levi's stadium. the agencies are calling the agreement a no risk, all reward deal for the city. it would assume all stadium related expenses, as well as public safety planning. the economic impact from the world cup is expected to be as much as $360 million across the bay area. another opportunity for the bay area. shine to shine coming up next year. all right. that does it for me tonight. thanks so much for watching the news at 730. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. and make sure to download the fox local app to your smart tv. it will be really important, especially as we get that wet weather moving in tonight and through tomorrow. have a great night, everybody did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes?

son gratis para todos los residentes del condado santa clara. ya v por mi tercer bulto.sa es la idea que todos los residentes, por lo menos aquí en el condado santa clara, se alisten, se preparen para esta gran tormenta. por ahora yo me despido con mi chamarra porque no sabemos si va a empezar a llover en cualquier momento. muchas gracias a todos. soy jessica gallegos. regreso contigo dayanna y césar. buenas noches. muchísimas gracias jessica por la recomendación. quédate viendo nuestro radar para que sepas por dónde viene la lluvia. para ver, para que no nos sorprenda a nadie. así es. vamos a ver estas imágenes aéreas que se tomaron esta tarde. min hamilton, donde se puede apreciar un pequeño manto de nieve ahí. y por supuesto, estas imágenes dan fe de las temperaturas que han afectado a nuestra región, sobre todo al sur, donde también se viene muchísima, muchísima lluvia. eso es lo que vemos. pero quién está siguiendo de cerca el radar? también es nuestro meteorólogo ahí. usted ya lo ve marcelo rivera y un primer vistazo de lo que va a ser el pronóstico del tiempo. así

she's a child passenger safety program manager for the county of santa clara.a aistrich: hi, thank you for having me. damian: thank you for being here. well, tell us about your program. anna: so we've had this program in the county for quite some time where we provide free car seats and education for families who otherwise might not be able to afford them. and as always there's never enough money to go around so it's been a difficult thing to provide enough seats to the people who need them, but we recently received a grant from the office of traffic safety that supplements our funds and allows us to purchase more seats. damian: oh, what does that mean? does that mean that folks can just come in and if they qualify get those free car seats? anna: our process is that we don't just hand them out. the thing that's most critical about car seats is making sure that they're used correctly. so we want to make sure that people get the education when they get the seats. so either they come in and they take one of our car seat education classes and take the seat home wit

santa clara's mission. our job is not to enforce immigration laws. san francisco and santa clara counties joins several other cities in their battle against the trump administration's ramp-up of enforcement. the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help with inforcement of civil immigration laws. but let me say this. immigration enforcement is the federal government's responsibility, not the responsibility of state and local governments century policies prioritize using our scarce local law enforcement resources to actually fight crime, not do the job of the federal government. >> the lawsuit comes on the heels of the department of justice filing suit against the city of chicago in the state of illinois over its sanctuary policies. the city attorney of san francisco, david chu also saying that back on the first term of the trump administration, they filed a similar lawsuit and they won in the newsroom. theresa stasi it back to just 8. >> theresa, thank you. california attorney general is also threatenin

abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in santa clara. with the preparations already underway for the game. lena. >> yeah. amanda, good morning to you. now that super bowl 59 is over, all eyes are on santa clara as they take the reins and prepare to host the super bowl next year. now, this is something they have already been busy getting ready for over the past year and a half. now, in a ceremony that's just getting underway right now in new orleans, officials from the nfl and new orleans will pass the ceremonial football to a bay area delegation, including san jose mayor matt mahan. mahan is among the bay area officials who spent the weekend in new orleans for the game. his office says he spent time looking at other events in the city happening around the super bowl. this comes as levi's stadium is in the middle of a $200 million renovation to prepare, despite being 11 years old. that includes installing a new led field lighting system and new video boards that will be the largest 4k display in the league. the bay area host committee est

san francisco and santa clara counties, joining with other cities across the country to file suit against the trump administration over its efforts to punish sanctuary cities. welcome, everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm alex savage. >> and good afternoon, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. opponents say actions by ice disproportionately impact minority communities. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary. he joins us live in downtown san jose, where an immigrants rights rally was held earlier today. and the same time that lawsuit against federal governments was announced. jesse. good afternoon, frank. >> good afternoon to you and members of various impacted communities here in the south bay are joining forces as santa clara county, joining forces with the city of san francisco fighting what they say is an abuse of power in the white house that is washing over the nation. late friday morning, a tapestry of activists from various south bay groups taking to the streets of downtown san jose. they're united. message stand together or fall under oppression. >> san jose at times can feel a little d

santa clara counties. going to be making its way east northeasterly direction right there into the santa clara and with that, we are going to be seeing some very heavy rain on routes like 101, highway. 85 down into our other routes in the south bay. so definitely something to watch these next few minutes for the southern end of the peninsula and herself. >> keeping you updated all >> keeping you updated all morn i don't ever see anyone coming out 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] >> at 6. with a weather alert. >> good morning. and it is raining and daria and i'm james. it's coming down across all portions of the bay today. we've got team cover

gonna be hosted by king wings, llc in partnership with the santa clara community. still ahead, the kron morning news yet another safeway grocery store closing >> shoppers who don't want to see the storm go. plus a former forty-niners star player released from prison after his rape conviction was overturned. he's now speaking about the situation for the first time. what he's saying he cherishes most. heavy rain and high winds hitting the bay. we're keeping an eye on flooding on the roadways during the morning commute. during the morning commute. excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. an

santa clara's mission. our job. he's not to enforce immigration laws. san francisco and santa clara counties joins several other cities in their battle against the trump administration's ramp-up of enforcement. the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help within forsman of civil immigration laws. but let me say this. immigration enforcement is the federal government's responsibility, not the responsibility of state and local governments century policies prioritize using our scarce local law enforcement resources to actually fight crime, not do the job of the federal government. now during the first trump administration, san francisco and santa clara sue the federal government after the administration attempted to withhold federal funds from the city based on its entry policies like it is trying to do today. and we won. >> the lawsuit comes on the heels of the trump administration suing the city of chicago as well as the state of illinois in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. on the peninsula in redwood c

and santa clara county's office of emergency management says it's all hands on deck for the next feways. >> we want to make sure that people know that. power outages, slick roads and flooding all potential threats in santa clara county from the latest storm. the county's office of him. it is also asking for residents to their part to look out for storm >> charles harris with county emergency services says if found call 3, 1, 1, to have it removed immediately. and problem. see some excess of what 2 to 3. no slower. it's going to we're about water. so it's also important for drivers to make sure that they have their headlights on go slow. it also has resources available like warming. the county is also coordinating the office of supportive housing for doing outreach. >> to unsheltered community members to make sure that they know that these resources are available to them. sleeping bags, things like to make sure that injure or the weather. >> flood watch is in effect until 10:00pm tonight through saturday evening in san jose. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> and be sure to stick with our

police say the suspect was the victim's teacher and coach at santa clara high school. he also worked at several other schools. he is currently employed by kathleen macdonald high school in san jose. police are asking for people to come forward if they know anything about this case, or another staffer from the school arrested last month accused of having child sex abuse material. the district has not commented. >> we are heading into a critical weekend for san francisco and its reputation on the world stage. the city is in the spotlight with the nba all-star game, plus the chinese new year parade. the pressure is on for city leaders to deliver a safe and clean weekend. abc seven news reporter tara campbell dives into the public safety initiatives at work this weekend and beyond. >> from san francisco police to the sheriff's department, it's a full court press this weekend for nba all star events and lunar new year celebrations. >> every member of this department, both sworn and professional staff that are dedicated to making sure that our city is prepared for this big m

those areas under the purple color there, the north bay interior valleys and the eastern santa clara hills are under the freeze warning. and those areas, low temperatures may go as low as 28 degrees in the blue areas. all of the bay area basically, except san francisco and the coastline. the frost advisory is in effect, and in those areas, lows could drop down to about 33 degrees. and as you look at the projected lows for tonight, you can see we're talking about 31 at santa rosa and ukiah, 28 at lakeport. most inland east bay areas will have lows in the mid 30s. parts of the south bay morgan hill in the low in the low to mid 30s. 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. >

next year the super bowl is at levi's stadium in santa clara.night there in new orleans. the chiefs and eagles taking the field. keep in mind we've seen this movie before. just a couple of years ago it was the chiefs and eagles. kansas city won. and now kc is hoping for its third straight super bowl title. people hate the chiefs. i didn't know that. i think what you see from our team is, is guys that are are that don't want to let each other down, that truly love each other. every time i'm here at media night or on this football field in the super bowl, i'm going to appreciate those moments because you never know what will be your last one. wow. y dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering

next year the super bowl is at levi's stadium in santa clara.his was opening night there in new orleans. the chiefs and eagles taking the field. keep in mind we've seen this movie before. just a couple of years ago it was the chiefs and eagles. kansas city won. and now kc is hoping for its third straight super bowl title. people hate the chiefs. i didn't know that. i think what you see from our team is, is guys that are are that don't want to let each other down, that truly love each other. every time i'm here at media night or on this football field in the super bowl, i'm going to appreciate those moments because you never know what will be your last one. wow. p m through 6 p.m. that's when that stalled frontal system is going to hit us with those heavy downpours. this could get out of here as we head about through 10 p.m. tomorrow night. so tomorrow's afternoon commute looks to be the worst. we get dry weather wednesday. another system thursday. friday does not look nearly as strong. only a 2:45 quarters of an inch with that. all right. a lot

está ubicado en el centro comunitario roosevelt, cerca de santa clara y la calle 20.ento mantienen abiertos los refugios, tanto el outreach en engagement center como el centro de navegación north fifth street. allí pueden acomodar hasta 50 personas y pueden albergarlos incluso si tienen pertenencias o mascotas. también puede resguardarse durante el día en las bibliotecas, en los horarios regulares, los albergues nocturnos estarán habilitados hasta el jueves 13 de febrero. hay que tener mucha precaución. marcelo rivera y tu siempre nos has compartido precisamente esas recomendaciones. así es en estos momentos, en estos días y estas mañanas que van a estar sumamente frías, es importante que siempre sigan estos consejos fátimas como cuando salimos al exterior, que usemos varias capas de ropa. las temperaturas van a estar en esos medianos 20 en algunas zonas y los bajos 30 y básicamente pues eso es el punto o por debajo del punto de congelación. claro, claro. y entonces quiere decir que para ir a la escuela y para ir a trabajar hay que abrigarse bien. exactamente en la ma

santa clara valley and hills.dvisory for our bayside communities, including san francisco and the coast. but even san francisco and the coastline in the 30s this morning and low 40s. meanwhile, for the afternoon, a near repeat with 50s and a few low 60s out there for the second part of the day and light winds. a better look at the current conditions, what we can expect for today and the wet weather in the extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. in addition to icy temps, we've got some icy bridges out there this morning and sal is tracking the traffic. good morning. >> yeah good morning rosemary. you're absolutely right. chp golden gate, which is the bay area golden gate. chp said that there might be ice on roads in sonoma county near santa rosa, so be careful with that. let's go to the sunol grade. we had a crash. that's clear. however, traffic is still slow. on vallecitos road. 880 is beginning to improve a little bit as you drive through the area. some things are improving quite a bit. 280 is improved.

and santa clara, clara county, emergency management says it's all hands on deck for the next few days. >> we want to make sure that people know chris is not a huge critical situation, but there is going to be excessive rainfall the winds. >> possible power outages, slick roads and flooding all potential threats in santa clara county from the latest storm. the county's office of emergency management is also asking for residents to do their part to look out for leaves and debris locking storm jeans. charles harris with county emergency services says it found a call 3, 1, 1, to have it removed immediately from comet where you are in the county to your kind see some excessive flooding onto to the great drainage system. so the more water know slower, it's going to be without water can kind of go through their strained. so it's also important for drivers to make sure that they have their headlights on and go slow to know during these inclement weather events. very important to make sure that you have in distance between cars around you because high rating. it's huge thing that we do see dur

this was in the downt%wn area near santa clara and san pedro streets.ey were attacked and that's when they called for backup. and here in this video from the citizens app, you can see the crowd forming to look at the ocean of police cars that arrive. dozens of them to block off the road. several people were arrested and the injured officer was treated and is expected to be okay. groups in silicon valley are calling for the removal of a mural at the palo alto branch of the santa clara county superior court. critics say the mural displays columnist imagery which belittles native americans, elect my alone. tribe has joined with the n double acp silicon or san jose. silicon valley to ask for it to be removed. however, the court says it can't do that without county approval. and at the moment, the county has taken a position that that mural is a historical piece of art that cannot be painted over the naacp plans to meet with county supervisors to discuss the matter further. >> wilbur and doordash are going to battle out in court over being able to give you y

that's just hammering the santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley.he temps here. some rain snow mix up in tahoe, but it's all going to be snow here eventually, and there will be a lot stacking up in the i mean, maybe 3 to 4ft by the time we get to friday. so winter storm warning out there for us look for off and on rain, maybe a little break, but more rain is on the way. dave. as that low moves in later today you'll see it. there it is. that moves in and maybe thunderstorms as well. >> all right. see time now. 653. mariah carey, billy idol, oasis. we're going to tell you the nominees for this year's class of the rock and roll hall of fame. right now, though, let's check in with gasia mikaelian, see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning guys. >> good morning dave. we will stay on top of the big story you've been on since 4 a.m. and that is the weather. a massive storm is rolling across the bay area. firefighters and first responders say they are ready for emergencies. how? one bay area fire department took action to help m

police say the suspect was the victim's teacher and coach at santa clara high school. he also worked at several other schools. he is currently employed by kathleen macdonald high school in san jose. police are asking for people to come forward if they know anything about this case, or another staffer from the school arrested last month accused of having child sex abuse material. the district has not commented. >> we are heading into a critical weekend for san francisco and its reputation on the world stage. the city is in the spotlight with the nba all-star game, plus the chinese new year parade. the pressure is on for city leaders to deliver a safe and clean weekend. abc seven news reporter tara campbell dives into the public safety initiatives at work this weekend and beyond. >> from san francisco police to the sheriff's department, it's a full court press this weekend for nba all star events and lunar new year celebrations. >> every member of this department, both sworn and professional staff that are dedicated to making sure that our city is prepared for this big m

the santa clara city council and santa clara stadium authority have approved a financial assignment agreement for the tournament. they say it is a major step forward in their preparations to host world cup matches at levi's stadium. the agencies are calling the agreement a no risk, all reward deal for the city. it would assume all stadium related expenses and public safety planning. the economic impact from the world cup is expected to be as much as $360 million. across the bay area. >> wow, how exciting is that? hey, there's some good news with this storm that's coming in. and the bottom line is it will be out of here for saturday, when so many activities are going on with the chinese lunar parade and also the nba activities right now right here. this is our storm tracker. and you can see we already have some wind damage across the mojave desert out towards 395. otherwise let's bring you back closer to home. you can see this right here. the green on your screen means we have light rain falling. now, this is more copious amounts of precipitation where you see the areas in yellow and even the

for santa clara. prepare to host another super bowl started as soon as the nfl announced they would get to host it again here at levi's stadium. more than a year and a half ago. this go around for hosting the super bowl. san jose mayor matt mehan said the city is looking to create a world class fan experience in downtown san jose. city leaders are working to create fan activations around the super bowl, something mehan pictures as a series of concerts, block parties, watch parties and more that can leverage the city's public spaces. all things mehan spent time in new orleans studying over the past few days during his visit. the city also recently hired tommie o'hare, an olympian in short track speed skating, to help serve as the city's sports and special events director and help bring the vision for a downtown fan experience to life over the next year. on top of the super bowl, he'll also be coordinating the fifa world cup and march madness games, coming to the south bay next year. the bay area host c

this happened in the downtown area right near santa clara and san pedro streets.attacked the call for backup and hear this video from the citizen app shows the crowds forming as they looked at dozens of police cars blocking off the road. several people in the end were arrested. and as for that injured officer, he was treated and is expected to be okay. the chp meanwhile arrested 2 people in contra costa county accused of having more than 125 pounds of marijuana in their car. police say they pulled over the driver this weekend for speeding and then spotted these garbage bags stuffed with marijuana. the driver and passenger now facing drug possession charges. >> time now 7 34 4 people are without a home because they're burned. theirs burned down this home is in burlingame and the fire broke out saturday morning. the home is on canyon road. the flames spread to cardboard boxes that were in the house. and that's what created that thick smoke that you see there. firefighters spent several hours to get it under control and nobody was hurt. 7.34 and california insurance

this was in the downtown area right near santa clara and san pedro street.y they were attacked. that's when they called for backup. and in this citizen app video, you see the crowds watching on as dozens of police cars blocked off the road. several people in the end arrested. and as for the injured officer that officers expected to be okay. the chp may while arrested 2 people in contra costa county for having more than 125 pounds of marijuana in their car happened over the weekend. police pulled over the driver for speeding and that's when they discovered the bags in the back. the driver and the passenger had been arrested and are now facing drug possession charges. >> 35 right now and take a look at this fire on the peninsula for people got out. they live there. they can't live there anymore. but at least they're okay. this is in burlingame. the fire started saturday morning. the houses on canyon road. took firefighters hours to put out. you can see how much smoke there was that because we're a cardboard boxes that caught fire as well. 35 is the time in cal

the forty-niners playing santa clara. the niners are in santa clara, of course. and then as far as what's going to happen in the game. of course, it's also in santa clara at levi's stadium. so but he is the face see is the crown jewel city san francisco. and that's why he is in new orleans. and at that time passing will take place at 6 o'clock this morning. how big is it going to be as far as super bowl here in the bay area? i can tell you that according to a lot of experts couple of years ago that me not just last year, the year before because we just finish in new orleans the year before was in las vegas. it generated one billion dollars for the local economy. so a very big deal. back to yeah, a lot of us are excited about that. thank you. >> and within a full season officially in the books, the focus now turns to baseball athletics are starting to play at sutter health park in sacramento next month. and the first game, local fans and businesses say they are already excited for the season. >> they have 23 different. chat has been a fan since 1972. so ecstatic.

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now, the santa clara county office of education is planning layoffs. the office says that workers will be notified of their dismissal by march. 15th. the office hasn't said how many jobs will be cut. officials say the layoffs are because of cuts in federal funding and expiring grants. this comes as the office look for potential evidence of misspending under former superintendent mary and a want the board of education voted to fire dewan in october. and that sparked backlash from state lawmakers and educators and educators and independent audit by the board was turned over to the santa clara county district attorney in december. >> well, it was a fun filled all-star weekend at the chase center. take a look at some of the video freeway have from the weekend. all kinds of events they've wrapped up now. but a lot of people enjoyed obviously outside and inside the chase center and the big stars showed off. they did. yes, sporting events, skills contest, slam dunk. 3 point. all that fun stuff leading up to the big all-star game sunday and kron. 4 sports dire

bay area san francisco and santa clara county are teaming up to sue the trump administration. the two counties say the president's recently signed order cutting federal funding for so-called sanctuary cities and counties violates federal and state law. nbc bay area's christie smith explains. this week, president trump announced plans to strip federal funding from communities who offer safe haven to undocumented immigrants. they're known as sanctuary cities, and san francisco is among them. today, san francisco city attorney david chu announced he's among those who will now sue the president over his order. san francisco's sanctuary laws have been in place since 1989. sanctuary policies prioritize using our scarce local law enforcement resources to actually fight crime, not do the job of the federal government. santa clara county is the co-lead in the case, part of a coalition of cities and counties that could lose billions under the president's new plan. the federal government can't weaponize federal funding to bully us away from that commitment to trust and security. chu said

the game is in santa clara next year. the big parties, many of them are in san francisco. where does san jose fit in into the equation? well, we're an important part of it. you know, we plan to have media day, a number of fan experiences, and we'll play a big role in in hosting what will be tens of thousands of people. and we and it doesn't have to be zero sum. san francisco is a beautiful city. there's plenty to do all over the bay area, and i'm really here to represent the region. all of the mayor and local governments across the region are working together to make sure that we host a fun, safe, memorable experience for all of the nfl fans who come here. it's just it's an honor to be able to host the super bowl, and we want to make sure we put our best foot forward. i will tell you though, san jose is investing. we have hired a dedicated sports and special events director, former olympian tommy o'hare. we are working very hard to line up a fan experience around the official events. that means that people will do well to fly into sjc, which is ten minutes from levi'. book

santa clara, we are on the clock. the super bowl is returning to the bay area. it's been years in the making, and local leaders want to make sure this one is for the history books. nbc bay area's ian cull explains. as the confetti clears from super bowl 59 today, new orleans officials completed the super bowl handoff to the bay area host committee. next year, levi's stadium will host the sport's biggest game once again, ten years after the first time the mega event came to santa clara. but there's no doubt that football, its audience and the super bowl itself has gotten so much bigger since then. and i'm here to tell you that we will be ready. san jose mayor matt mahan was among those on hand in new orleans to represent the bay this weekend. the message today is next year's game will look a lot different than the last 1 in 2016. we want to show off what the bay area has to offer in terms of innovation, diversity, access to the outdoors. there's just so much to do and we're getting ready. we're excited. we want the entire community to participate. excited about i