carillo is undocumented and ice says he has been living illegally in the u.s. for 15 years. is not a threat to society. if he is deported, carillo's wife and three kids, all of whom are american citizens, say they will move to canada. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news rebecca nelson and ruth cake are talking about this dad... david henry sheriff's deputies say timothy james kottler tried to lure henry's daughter into a pontiac grand prix as she was walking home from her middle school in this santa rosa neighborhood.they got a license plate, turned it over to sonoma county sheriff's deputies who arrested kottler on an annoying or molesting a victim under 18 offense. but several hours after his arrest, kottler was let out of jail on bail. with the department issuing a warning saying he could be a possible threat to the community. in cupertino school resumes a day after a threat comes into the school for cupertino high school to evacuate hundreds of students yesterday afternoon. to make the parents and students feel safer deputies from the santa clara county sheriff's office

a cable tv installer, carillo was detained by ice because of prior deportations and a d.u.i. "withholding of removal" order means he can stay in the u.s. so long as he commit's no more crimes. his family, who had been considering a move to canada because they too would be unsafe in mexico, say he has earned his freedom.lourdes barraza "..he paid the price for making the mistakes they say he made and he deserves to et on with his life now..." carillo's attorney says a government appeal is unlikely and that he could be free by early next week. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (steve) actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is in stable condition after undergoing heart surgery yesterday. the 70-year-old had a valve replacement procedure in los angeles. schwarzennegger's spokesman said in a statement said the procedure was necessary because a heart valve placed in 1997 had outlived its life expectancy. the statement also said that an open-heart surgery team was ready to go in case the catheter could not be replaced. but during surgery doctors decided to ut

carillo has already been deported three times since 2003.he real problem is the lack of a clear path to citixenship for people like her husband.lourdes barraza"...if he could he would stand in line for days for the opportunity but there is to much red tape, it's why there are so many others who have not had the opportunity to get documented..."working a graveyard shift now and strugging to make ends meet without fernando's cable tv installer paycheck, lourdes says their three childrenmiss their father.lourdes barraza "....our youngest, who is four, begs me not to take her to the day care center where ice detained her dad, she feels responsible for that and that is something a 4 year old should not have in her mind..." his crimes are said to include trying to enter the u.s. with a fake i.d, over staying a visa and drunk driving but supporters say carillo is no threat to national security. they want the judge to grant what's called a "withholding of removal," which wold allow carillo to appeal, apply for a work permitand stay with his family.l

(vicki) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, the carillo family is considering a move not to mexico,ut to canada. (lourdes barraza)i caught up with lourdes barraza helping her daughter with homework as another day passes while her husband, fernando carillo, is in jail in richmond, whle judge joseph park decides whether to deport him.lourdes barraza/husband facing deportation"....we're just focused on judge park to make the right decision, we have a lot of support in the community, fernando is not a threat to society and he needs to be home with his family..." if the judge rules against them, lourdes and her three daughters, all of whomare american citizens, are setting their sites on a new life in canada.lourdes barraza"....if he is removed to mexico, we could not live there safely, so the only option is canada, they speak english there which would be best for our daughters and in terms of finding work, canada is the only option...."detrained by ice agents after leaving his daughters day care center in october, fernando carillo, has been living illegally in the u.s. for 15 years. ice

detrained by ice agents after leaving his daughters day care center in october, fernando carillo, has been living illegally in the u.s. for 15 years. ice says carillo has already been deported three times since 2003.lourdes says the real problem is the lack of a clear path to citixenship for people like her husband.lourdes barraza"...if he could he would stand in line for days for the opportunity but there is to much red tape, it's why there are so many others who have not had the opportunity to get documented..."working a graveyard shift now and strugging to make ends meet without fernando's cable tv installer paycheck, lourdes says their three childrenmiss their father.lourdes barraza "....our youngest, who is four, begs me not to take her to the day care center where ice detained her dad, she feels responsible for that and that is something a 4 year old should not have in her mind..." his crimes are said to include trying to enter the u.s. with a fake i.d, over staying a visa and drunk driving but supporters say carillo is no threat to national security. they want the judge to gran

(vicki) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, carillo's family is considering a move not to mexicosault with a weapong and deadly assault with a charges of assault with a deadly weapon. (lourdes barraza)i caught up with lourdes barraza helping her daughter with homework as another day passes while her husband, fernando carillo, is in jail in richmond, whle judge joseph park decides whether to deport him.lourdes barraza/husband facing deportation"....we're just focused on judge park to make the right decision, we have a lot of support in the community, fernando is not a threat to society and he needs to be home with his family..." if the judge rules against them, lourdes and her three daughters, all of whomare american citizens, are setting their sites on a new life in canada.lourdes barraza"....if he is removed to mexico, we could not live there safely, so the only option is canada, they speak english there which would be best for our daughters and in terms of finding work, canada is the only option...."detrained by ice agents after leaving his daughters day care center in october,

a cable tv installer, carillo was detained by ice because of prior deportations and a d.u.i.thholding of removal" order means he can stay in the u.s. so long as he commit's no more crimes. his family, who had been considering a move to canada because they too would be unsafe in mexico, say he has earned his freedom.lourdes barraza "..he paid the price for making the mistakes they say he made and he deserves to et on with his life now..." carillo's attorney says a government appeal is unlikely and that he could be free by early next week. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (catherine) in the east bay-- a special visit from rapper snoop dog. he made an appearance at the "dope era" clothing store this afternoon in oakland.. he posed for photos with fans... hundreds of them had lined up waiting to meet the legendary rapper. he also took time to he also rapper. he also took time to sign autographs. (catherine) after the parkland shooting more parents are downloading apps to keep watch on their children...(steve) apps like mamabear and life-360 allow parents to track and monitor

a cable tv installer, carillo was detained by ice because of prior deportations and a d.u.i.holding of removal" order means he can stay in the u.s. so long as he commit's no more crimes. his family, who had been considering a move to canada because they too would be unsafe in mexico, say he has earned his freedom.lourdes barraza "..he paid the price for making the mistakes they say he made and he deserves to et on with his life now..." isabella barraza/fernndo carillo's daughter "....it's a situation where we have been praying and hoping for the best and the best happened up until now...."carillo's attorney says a government appeal is unlikely and that he could be free by early next week. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (catherine) the state of california is suing sutter health... the largest hospital system in northern california the california attorney general announced the lawsuit today. the state's department of justice says sutter health engaged in anti- competitive behavior ...which resulted in higher prices for peoplein northern california.

carillo has already been deported three times since 2003.wife and 3 daughters are all american citizens... but say they are preparing to start a new life in canada. <"if he is removed to mexico, we could not live there safely, so the only option is canada, they speak english there which would be best for our daughters">( darya ) supporters of carillo want the judge to grant what's called a "withholding of removal," that would allow carillo to appeal...apply for a work permit...and stay with his family in the u-s. ( james ) new information on the deadly crash involving an electric tesla model-x. tesla says the deadly crash was made more severe by a damaged freeway barrier. they say the barrier on 101 in mountain view was missing a piece designed to protect drivers. tesla posted this picture on their website. on the left you can see what the barrier looked like before it was damaged. and on the right is what it looked like just one day before the crash. tesla says they are still tesla says they are still investigating if the car was operating

a cable tv installer, carillo was detained by ice because of prior deportations and a d.u.i."withholding of removal" order means he can stay in the u.s. so long as he commit's no more crimes. his family, who had been considering a move to canada because they too would be unsafe in mexico, say he has earned his freedom.lourdes barraza "..he paid the price for making the mistakes they say he made and he deserves to et on with his life now..." carillo's attorney says a government appeal is unlikely and that he could be free by early next week. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (steve) in baton rouge. two officers involved in the shooting death of a black man are being disciplined. (catherine) the officer who shot alton sterling will be fired. blane salamoni - on the left - is the officer being fired. the other officer - howie lake - will be suspended for three days. the shooting happened outside a convenience store in 2016. officer lake wrestled sterling to the ground but did not fire his gun... officer salamoni shot sterling six times during the struggle. the shooting trigg

this is a beauty pageant, the two finalists are luisa and christian carillo as lady. this is not your ordinary pageant. this this moment the first runner-up is finally announced. in that moment, lady is called the first runner-up, which means that in the white dress there is the queen of queens. watch what she does. >> oh! >> she is not for the throne. >> she's being nicknamed lady pushy on the internet. >> now we know why steve harvey didn't want any part of this. >> this queen let her emotions got the best of her. >> lady carillo post aid public apology saying i'm sorry for the incident. >> too little too late. >> the good thing is kenya was not injured. she suffered minor scrapes and bruises and going to be just fine. >> her ego though. >> sounds like based on the comments lady was slated to win and suddenly it's kenya that is announced as the winner leading her to believe that something was rigged. >> sounds like it was rigged to begin with. >> if lady was expected to win or expecting to win. >> shade, honey, shade. >>> a couple people here in the office looking f

he put up a facebook post and -- >> this amazing man named frank carillo happened to see my post and help them. he passed away in november. it's something that i have to continue doing because it is his legacy. >> so mike, and his crew, have themselves a plan. >> a proper obstacle course would give b.r.a.g. something more to brag about. we're going to build a state-of-the-art obstacle course and give it to carlos and dedicate it to frank. >> so the team gets to work, they build this whole thing, they got the kids and his parents, they also get frank's widow, nancy. then they spring the surprise. >> surprise! >> they set up this huge obstacle course for the other kids to play on but that's not all. >> it gets warm like 120, we've got these two giant portable evaporative coolers from port-a-cool. >> ooh. >> because you may have noticed it does get a little bit hot in arizona at certain times of the year. and -- >> gentlemen, if you'd be so kind. >> oh, you got to believe this is the kind of stuff that carlos probably dreamed of doing to his gym eventually. >> because people knew about

i want to give out a shout out to rick carillo, very strong member of our team, he kept us in check in the way that i know he's doing the same for you. but the success of the program is built on the people that you've recognized. everyone who's here right now, whether -- and is based on decades, decades of succeeding and failing and flying and constantly being flexible in the work that we do. if not for the leadership of amy cohen and lisa pagan, we would not be where we are today. if not for the leadership of mayor newsom for beginning this work, we would not be where we are today. if not for the drive and confidence of mayor lee, we would not be where we are today. and to all the people who service the neighborhoods and be responsive to the ideas and critiques that everyone provides to us or all the diverse stakeholders, whether it's elected officials or otherwise, we can respond because of our passion, our commitment or creativity, and i just want to say thank you for recognizing this team of extraordinary individuals. it's really an honor to be part of this group and to support our

has said carillo had been deported to mexico previously and had a dui conviction. immigrants rights groups say they have serious concerns about a new practice by the contra costa county sheriff's office to publish the date an inmate will be released from custody. the state so-called sanctuary laws are meant to limit local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration officials. immigrants rights advocates say the sheriff's office is trying to exploit a loophole by indirectly communicating with i.c.e. officials. orange county also recently started publishing release dates online. >>> this is a startling sta tissic. the ravenswood city school district says about half of their students are homeless. ktvu's ann rubin is in east palo alto where the district is implementing programs to help families make ends meet. >>> reporter: they say when so many people are struggling the district needs to focus on food and hygiene in addition to education. for many students in the ravenswood city school district, this is what home looks like, some live in rvs, others in garag

the latest incident happened at maria carillo high school. a student is accused of putting graffiti on the walls. police believe it was a prank. authorities responded to at least five school threats in sonoma county in less than a week now. no one has been hurt. >>> a call to action from interim mayor mark farrell. this morning, he wants self-driving cars to prove their technology is safe in san francisco. the examiner reports farrell september sent a letter to 50 companies urging them to volunteer for safety tests with the san francisco police department. that way the city will know how to respond if a crash were to happen. right now, san francisco has no regulatory control over self-driving vehicles. that power falls under the dmv and public utilities commission. >>> you may not have noticed it, but your heater probably didn't kick on in the overnight hours due to the mild temperatures. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. check out the temperature change. 7 or 8 degrees warmer than yesterday. daly city

this latest incident happened at maria carillo high school in santa rosa. according to the press democrat, a student is accused of sprawling graffiti on school property. one of the messages read, don't come. we shoot. police believe that it was a prank. authorities say they responded to at least five school threats in sonoma county in less than a week. no one has been hurt. >>> a group of young people who accused the government of failing to address climate change have defeated the trump administration's attempt to keep this dispute out of court. the u.s. court of appeals in san francisco says the lawsuit can go to trial. the group claims that for more than 50 years, the government has promoted regulations that support the use of fossil fuels. they want the court to force the government to formulate a plan to change course. the trump administration plans to appeal the court ruling to the u.s. supreme court. >>> i am tracking that nasty snowstorm in the northeast from our live desk. this morning, i can tell you that it has turned deadly. at least one person

threats were also made at maria carillo high school in santa rosa as well. >>> walking down the sidewalk and then tragedy strikes. the new details about the north bay teenager killed in a hit-and-run crash. a vigil underway at this hour and the person police want to speak with. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a now storm system lining up for this weekend. rain building off to the south by 9:00 a.m. on saturday. the full time line of this, you have the little league plans this weekend. that is coming up in about eight minutes. >>> also people in san francisco will do almost anything to stop all of those car break-ins and that includes this peculiar sign. we'll tell you about it, next. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. a deadly hi