status. >> prosecutors have not yet decided whether to seek the death penalty against carlos eduardo arevalo carranza. they say the governor's moratorium on the death penalty will not be a factor in their decision. carlos eduardo arevalo carranza was arraigned last week but did not enter a plea. he's back in court on may 17. laura? >> laura: thanks so much. and at 4:10 a.m., on wednesday, march 13, cnn did a 38-second news read on the case noting the arrest of carlos eduardo arevalo carranza. the next day "the ingraham angle" brought you the exclusive new information that local sanctuary policies tied to this criminal being able to roam the streets freely and illegally, even after officials blamed ice for their pathetic policies. now, since that exclusive not one network, cable or otherwise, has brought you even a single second of bambi larson's story. why is that? here's just a snippit of stories they deemed more important than the brutal murder of an american by an illegal immigrant. >> tonight we have an inside look of a vertical landmark. >> -- been suspended for eight games. >> he didn't restrin

carlos eduardo arevalo carranza was named as a suspect. >> on monday , the crime lab returned a dna match on carlos eduardo arevalo carranza. a warrant was obtained for the suspect. >> reporter: investigators and report over 460 hours of home surveillance video looking into the february 28 incident, capturing and images of the suspect who stopped the victim before making his way into her home and stabbing her several times. >> home security camera showed an unidentified man wearing a backpack, pants and a longsleeved sweater or shirt as he approached and later left the victim's residence. >> reporter: the victims own son discovered his mother dead inside her bedroom after he was contacted by colleagues concerned that the 59-year-old had not showed up for work. it was a crime that sent shockwaves through the neighborhood. >> we have lived year over 45 years. i am glad they caught the guy. >> reporter: in a twist, officers previously ran into him and cited him for possession of meth but didn't know at the time he had been linked to license murder because crime scene dna had not been analyze

>> que fueron entabladas los cargos contra carlos eduardo arÉvalo carranza, originario el salvador, sospechosode apuÑalar a un hombre san josÉ. >> arÉvalo carranza va a pasar el resto de su vida en prisiÓn. >> los cargos implican la posibilidad de recibir la pena capital. >> uno de los cargos contra el acusado es asesinato en primer grado y dos circunstancias especiales por robo domiciliario y daÑo con violencia lo que lo hacen elegible para recibir cadena perpetua o ser condenado a la pena de muerte explico temieron otro miembro de la fiscalÍa. resaltaronbrutalidad del asesinato y particular eddie garcÍa reiterÓ la necesidad de candelas polÍticas santuario en el condado de santa clara para evitar que personas como arÉvalo carranzaatenten contra

that changed tuesday one police named carlos eduardo arevalo carranza a suspect. >> on monday, the crimened a dna match on suspect arevalo carranza. award was obtained from the suspect. >> reporter: bay port over 460 hours worth of home surveillance video looking into the february 2000 incident, capping incidents of the suspect to stalked

how the county interacts with federal immigration authorities and violent felonies like carlos eduardo arevalo carranza. >> reporter: he says carlos eduardo arevalo carranza who is a transient stalked his victim in her neighborhood she lived for some time. her son and a coworker discovered her body stabbed at her home in late february. >> cameras in that neighborhood really helped us get to where we're at today. >> reporter: including this video neighbors shared with us today. they believe it shows the suspect walking to and from bambi larson's home the day of the murder. at one point wiping his face with his shirt. >> everybody in the neighborhood has been nervous about it. >> reporter: chief garcia says the detectives have not been able to find a connection or a relationship between >> thank you. >>> now when the details of the arrest broke we sent out an alert on nbc bay area's app. make sure you don't load it to track. >>> the college admissions anarent will tell you they'll do anything to get their kids into a good school but this case went too far. 50 people have been indicted for paying big mone

police arrested 24-year-old carlos eduardo arevalo carranza after matching his dna from a recent drug arrest to crime scene evidence taken from larson's home. >> critical evidence was recovered along the suspect's path of egress on knollfield including t-shirts which contained the victim' blood and the suspect's dna. >> reporter: larson, a 59-year- old biotech manager, was found murdered from several stab wounds to her neck and torso by family members after failing to show up for work on february 28th. police identified carranza as a transient and gang member who lived in a nearby homeless encampment who might have been stalking the victim. i.c.e. officials identified carranza as a salvadoran national who was arrested for illegally crossing the border in 2013 but was deported and apparently reentered the u.s. and committed battery, false imprisonment and several drug offenses. i.c.e. says they failed nine previous detainers on carranza, but i.c.e. said the detainers, which are a request to notify immigration officials before the suspect was released from jail, were ignored. chief garc

that changed tuesday one police named carlos eduardo arevalo carranza a suspect. >> on monday, the crime lab returned a dna match on suspect arevalo carranza. award was obtained from the suspect. >> reporter: bay port over 460 hours worth of home surveillance video looking into the february 2000 incident, capping incidents of the suspect to stalked the victim before making her way into the home and stabbing her several times. >> home security camera showed an unidentified male wearing a backpack, pants, and longsleeve sweater or shirt as the approach and left -- later left the victim it was residents. >> reporter: the victim's on sunday found the victim dead after he was contacted by colleagues that were concerned that the 59-year-old did not show up for work. >> i'm glad they caught the guy. we worried about that. >> reporter: officers previously ran into arevalo carranza and cited him for possession of meth but did not know at the time he had been linked to larson it was murder because crime scene dna still had not been analyzed. hours after that encounter, the results were in and he w

el sospechoso fue identificado como carlos eduardo arÉvalo carranza una mujer de 59 aÑos identificadaomo gandhi la razÓn, recibió mÚltiples cuchillas dos en el cuello y el torso mientras se encontraba en su residencia >>marÍa antonieta mejía estuvo en la conferencia de prensa y no tiene la informaciÓn. adelante, marÍa. >>inusualmente estuvo llena de gente, el jefe de la policÍa dijo en varias oportunidades que el estatus migratorio del sospechoso no deberÍa convertirse en un tema polÍtico. el jefe de la policía de san josÉ, confirmÓ que carlos eduardo arÉvalo garcÍa sospechoso de la muerte a puÑaladas de la razÓn ocurrida el 28 de febrero, es indocumentado y tienen un largo historial delictivo. desafortunadamente hay habÍa girado Órdenes de detención en seis ocasiones. dos en los angeles y cuatro en santa clara. segÚn el jefe de la policÍa, la víctima fue encontrada muerta con mÚltiples puÑaladas dentro de su casa ubicada en la cuadra 900. garcÍa dijo que las cÁmaras de seguridad de la zona ayudaron a identificar al sospechoso y se analizaron 460 horas de video de vigilancia. el adn d

investigators say dna testing lead them to carlos eduardo arevalo carranza .police say he is a transient with a lengthy criminal history including burglary and drug charges. chief eddie acknowledged the controversy over sanctuary laws thing police have zero control over the county's immigration policies. >> we are here to protect and embrace our otherwise law- abiding undocumented residents. we are not here nor should we be here to shield admitted gangsters or violent criminals regardless of immigration status. >> police say there is no reason to believe the suspect and victim knew one another. san jose mayor sam liccardo released a statement saying it is long overdue for the county to reconsider its current policy of ignoring i.c.e. hold request for tori felons, which undermines the safety of the very immigrant communities we are collectively seeking to protect. >>> new efforts to get a backlog of thousands of kits tested across the country have led to hundreds of arrest in cases that date back more than 20 years. money from the justice department and from th

(suspect mug) carlos eduardo arevalo carranza, an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal history, was arrested in connection with the brutal murder of 59 year old bambi larson of san jose. police on tuesday revealed that carranza had previously been locked up and released from the santa clara county jail twice in recent months. but before he allegedly stalked and stabbed larson to death late last month, carranza had been ordered detained by ice nine times in an effort to stop him from offending again. but those requests were thwarted by local sanctuary policies mean to protect undocumented immigrants who are not considered a threat to the public. echoing previous criticizm of the policy, san jose mayor sam liccardo in a statement said.. ".....the current policy of ignoring detainer requests undermines public safety and violates common sense..." the mayor called for restarting the conversation on the policy. sheriff laurie smith said... '...it has been position that we should notify ice of all undocumented immigrants who are serious or violent felons...i will advocate for changing

police describe carlos eduardo arevalo carranza as a homeless man who has had several past convictions. carlos eduardo arevalo carranza is accused in the stabbing death of bambi larson, who was found dead in her home on knollfield way on february 28. police chief betty garcia says the el salvador native was never turned over to immigration officials because of santa clara's policy of not honoring federal detention orders. >> those undocumented residents who are not violent or serious criminal should not fear the police. when we have violent or serious offenders that are praying on our community, we must have the ability to protect our residents. >> the county supervisor wrote in a statement to the mercury news, the county cannot legally hold undocumented immigrants for i.c.e. without a warrant or judicial order. >>> new details about boeing's 737 max 8 jetliner. ethiopia airlines is sending the crashed plane's black box to your. pilots raised safety concerns before the deadly crash. it is a second boeing 737 max 8 to crash in five months. dozens of airlines and countries are halting fl

san jose police chief eddie garcia on tuesday talking about this man.24 year old carlos eduardo arevalo carranza who was arrested and charged in the brutal slaying of 59-year old bambi larsen. chief eddie garcia "....carlos carranza stalked his victim and her neighborhood, he is a transient know to camp in the area and is a self-admitted gang member..."a memorial grows outside the home of bambi larson here on knollfield way. surveullance video shows a man police believe is carranza walking past larson's home both before and after the crime. salvadorian national, carranza has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary and drug offfense. following his many arrests, immigration authorities unsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions says the chief. eddie garcia/chief of police "...he is currently on probation for the possession of methamphetamine, false imprisonment and burglary. unfortunately ice had placed detainers on this individual six separate times, twice in los angeles andfour times in the county of santa clara..." rob fladeboe/san

defensa fina la ley local >>> podrían sedar a sufrir, luego del asesinato a manos de carlos eduardo arévalo carranza auckland, fueron presentado por abogados derecho civil, ( nombres en inglés), para cumplir con la recomendación por 1 junta de revisión, asignado por la corte se determinó que el cambio se ha cumplido en su totalidad >>> la policía de san francisco implementó 1 sistema para usarla de manera continua para que el 25% de los agente recibieran 1 llamado del sistema de intervención temprana, con 1 78% el sistema de conteo es cuando la gente usa la fuerza más de 3 veces por recibir 3 quejas ciudadanas el motivo es identificar a los sospechosos y poder intervenir a tiempo tengo >>> 1 pregunts oc te pueden ser sacados del mercado porque tienen 1 bacteria el problema es que la gente se podría enfermar porque según el experto la mayoría no los lava antes de comer >>> retira del mercado el aguacate, luego que 1 infección en la planta, dio positivo de la bacteria, tiene 1 calcamonia, no los consuma ya que es 1 padecimiento serio sobre todo en naciones, mujeres embarazadas >>> produce abortos espo

police san jose police chief eddie garcia on tuesday talking about this man.24 year old carlos eduardo arevalo carranza, who was arrested and charged in the brutal slaying of 59-year old bambi larsen. chief eddie garciaa memorial grows outside the home of bambi larson here on knollfield way. surveullance video shows a man police believe is carranza walking past larson's home both before and after the crime. salvadorian national, carranza has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary and drug offfense. following his many arrests, immigration authorities unsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions says the chief. eddie garcia/chief of police (grant) (grant) developing news tonight... police in the east bay are trying to find a gunman who opened fire on highway 24. a man was shot several times while he was driving. kron4's haaziq madyun reports. an early morning drive on highway 24 when suddenly a car pulls up on the driver's side and someone pulls out a gun and opens firesot

esta declaraciÓn surge a casi tres semanas de que el inmigrante indocumentada carlos eduardo arÉvalo carranza a una mujer de 59 aÑos de san josÉ . >>> nadie estÁ diciendo que dejen mÁs tiempo de lo debido en la cÁrcel a los arrestados. solo pedimos que haya una notif notificaciÓn sobre aquellos que sean serios criminales violentos >>> la agencia aclarÓ que harÁn todo lo posible para entender las intenciones del jefe de la policÍa de san josÉ. >>> conocemos que esta es una tragedia, pero een el condado santa clara no deben cambiar esta polÍtica. >>> dice que ha luchado por aÑos para que la ley santuario fuera aprobada y que las autoridades ahora deben de trabajar juntas >>> cambiar esta polÍtica no va a imped iba a impedir esta sensaciituaÓ esta es una tragedia >>> estas mujeres pertenecen a la organizaciÓn mamÁs unidad y dicen que los criminales violentos no deberÍan estar en las calles, pero tampoco que deben ser deportados >>> pienso que si lo mandan a mi paÍses, mandÁrselo a mi familia y la verdad, no es justo >>> prefiero tenerlos en una isla donde los pongan a trabajar >>> jefe de la pol

. >> que fueron entabladas los cargos contra carlos eduardo arÉvalo carranza, originario el salvador,oso de apuÑalar a un hombre san josÉ. >> arÉvalo carranza va a pasar el resto de su vida en prisiÓn. >> los cargos implican la posibilidad de recibir la pena capital. >> uno de los cargos contra el acusado es asesinato en primer grado y dos circunstancias especiales por robo domiciliario y daÑo con violencia lo que lo hacen elegible para recibir cadena perpetua o ser condenado a la pena de muerte explico temieron otro miembro de la fiscalÍa. resaltaronbrutalidad del asesinato y particular eddie garcÍa reiterÓ la necesidad de candelas polÍticas santuario en el condado de santa clara para evitar que personas como arÉvalo carranzaatenten contra la comunidad. lo que pasÓ o crimen fatal. es uno de los crÍmenes que he visto en mi vida que me dio mal sueÑo seriamente. >> garcÍa insistiÓ en que estÉ hecho lamentable, en el que muriÓ larssonde varias puÑaladas dentro de su casa a manos del indocumentado que habÍa sido deportado y habÍa recibido varias Órdenes de retenciÓn parte de ice o de afec

(suspect mug) carlos eduardo arevalo carranza, an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal history, was arrested in connection with the brutal murder of 59 year old bambi larson of san jose. police on tuesday revealed that carranza had previously been locked up and released from the santa clara county jail twice in recent months. but before he allegedly stalked and stabbed larson to death late last month, carranza had been ordered detained by ice nine times in an effort to stop him from offending again. but those requests were thwarted by local sanctuary policies mean to protect undocumented immigrants who are not considered a threat to the public. echoing previous criticizm of the policy, san jose mayor sam liccardo in a statement said.. ".....the current policy of ignoring detainer requests undermines public safety and violates common sense..." the mayor called for restarting the conversation on the policy. sheriff laurie smith said... '...it has been my long standing position that we should notify ice of all undocumented immigrants who are serious or violent felons...i will advo

(suspect mug) carlos eduardo arevalo carranza, an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal history, was arrested in connection with the brutal murder of 59 year old bambi larson of san jose. police on tuesday revealed that carranza had previously been locked up and released from the santa clara county jail twice in recent months. but before he allegedly stalked and stabbed larson to death late last month, carranza had been ordered detained by ice nine times in an effort to stop him from offending again. but those requests were thwarted by local sanctuary policies mean to protect undocumented immigrants who are not considered a threat to the public. echoing previous criticizm of the policy, san jose mayor sam liccardo in a statement said.. ".....the current policy of ignoring detainer requests undermines public safety and violates common sense..." the mayor called for restarting the conversation on the policy. sheriff laurie smith said... '...it has been my long standing position that we should notify ice of all undocumented immigrants who are serious or violent felons...i will advo

her home, the suspect, an undocumented immigrant with a lengthy rap sheet. 24-year-old carlos eduardo arevalo carranza is now facing charges in the stabbing death of 59-year-old bambi larson. police released surveillance footage they say shows the suspect lurking in the dark around larson's home last month. she was later found dead in her bedroom after not showing up to work. the san jose police chief says he is frustrated by the suspect's long criminal history. >> those undocumented residents who are not violent or serious criminals should not fear the police. but when we have violent or serious offenders that are preying on our community, we must have the ability to protect our residents. >> i.c.e. says the suspect was placed in detainers a total of nine times, three in the los angeles area and six times in santa clara county. police say carranza was a self- admitted gang member who stalked the neighborhood. he has been convicted more than 10 times in the past three years. >> i mean people die naturally and you feel bad, but this is a whole other level. >> a lot of us just don't want to step out of

police arrested 24-year-old carlos eduardo arevalo carranza after matching his dna from a recent drug arrest to crime scene evidence taken from larson's home. >> critical evidence was recovered along the suspect's path of egress on knollfield including t-shirts which contained the victim's blood and the suspect's dna. >> reporter: larson, a 59-year- old biotech manager, was found murdered from several stab wounds to her neck and for torso by family members after failing to show up for work. carranza was identified as a transient and gang member who lived in a nearby homeless encampment who might have stalked his alleged victim. >> it really looks that the individual knew exactly where they were going. >> reporter: i.c.e. officials identified carranza as a salvadoran national arrested for illegally crossing the border in texas in 2013 and was deported, but he apparently reentered the u.s. committing several other crimes including battery, false imprisonment and several drug offenses. i.c.e. says they filed nine previous detainers on carranza, three in los angeles county and six in sant

. >>> esta declaración surge a casi tres semanas de que el inmigrante indocumentado carlos eduardo arévalo carranzara la vida a puñaladas de una mujer de 59 años de san josé >>> nadie está diciendo que dejen más tiempo de lo debido en la cárcel a los arrestados, solo pedimos que haya una notificación de aquellos que son series criminales violentos >>> aclararon que harán todo lo posible para detener as intenciones del jefe de la policía de san josé >>> conocemos que esta es una tragedia, pero los oficiales del condado de santa clara no deben cambiar esta política >>> dicen que ha luchado por años para que la ley santuario fuera aprobada y que las autoridades ahora deben de trabajar juntas. >>> cambiar esta política no ayuda a impedir esta situación. es una tragedia >>> las mujeres que pertenecen a la organización madres unidas y dicen que los criminales violentos no deberían estar en las calles, pero tampoco deben ser deportados >>> pienso que si lo mandan a mi país, es como mandárselo a mi familia y no es justo, creo que deberían mandarlos a una isla para que los pongan a trabajar >>> si eres indo

lamentaron el asesinato a manos presuntamente el inmigrante indocumentado salvadoreÑo carlos eduardo arÉvalo carranzasu vida a las manos de un criminal. y esa persona va a tener que dar cuentas iba a tener que hacerse responsable sus acciones. es un criminal documentado o no documentado. eso no entra aquÍ. simplemente es un criminal. >> precisamente en la corte superior del condado de santa clara fue instruido de cargos sospechoso de haber asesinato a puÑaladas a larsson, dentro de su casa en san josÉ. >> el seÑor arÉvalo ha sido instruido de cargos iba a pasar el resto de su vida en prisiÓn. dijo el de la fiscalÍa del condado de santa clara. los cargos implica la posibilidad de recibir la pena capital. tanto los fiscales, jefe de la policÍa de san josÉ resaltaron la brutalidad del asesinato y en particular garcÍa reiterÓ la necesidad de cambiar las polÍticas santuario en el condado de santa clara para evitar que personas, arÉvalo carranza atente el contra la comunidad. >> lo que pasÓ en san josÉ con la persona que mato fue un crimen fatal. en las 27 aÑos que yo he estado aquÍ es uno de los crÍmenes

(suspect mug) carlos eduardo arevalo carranza, an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal historyrutal murder of 59 year old bambi larson of san jose. police on tuesday revealed that carranza had previously been locked up and released from the santa clara county jail twice in recent months. but before he allegedly stalked and stabbed larson to death late last month, carranza had been ordered detained by ice nine times in an effort to stop him from offending again. but those requests were thwarted by local sanctuary policies mean to protect undocumented immigrants who are not considered a threat to the public. echoing previous criticizm of the policy, san jose mayor sam liccardo in a statement said.. ".....the current policy of ignoring detainer requests undermines public safety and violates common sense..." the mayor called for restarting the conversation on the policy. sheriff laurie smith said... '...it has been my long standing position that we should notify ice of all undocumented immigrants who are serious or violent felons...i will advocate for changing the policy..." also i

this comes as police arrested carlos eduardo arevalo carranza for the stabbing death of blaz. i.c.e. said it launched 10 detainer against him. the police association says that carranza should have been deported years ago due to his long criminal history. >> it's simple. if you are undocumented and committing violent crimes and are convicted, you should go to jail, do your time and be deported. it is that sample. >> a number of local officials including the santa clara sheriff and the season mayor are calling for changes in the policy to allow law enforcement to honor federal detaper requests. >>> the french air accident investigation authority says it will handle the analysis of the flight data recorder taken from the ethiopian air crash. >> teams from the u.s. and around the world sifting for wreckage trying to find out what brought down the ethiopian airlines flight killing 157 people. pgh ♪ friends and families of the victims now setting up make shift memorial at or near the crash site with many giving up hope on recovery their loved ones. >> many at the crash site says tha

this comes after police arrested 24-year-old carlos eduardo arevalo carranza of el salvador for the stabbing death of bambi larson. i.c.e. says it had nine previous detain orders. the santa clara police association says that should have happened a long time ago. >> it's simple. if you are a vial criminal, you should go to jail, do your time and be deposimple. >> a number of low caution officials including the santa clara county sheriff and san jose mayor are calling for a change in the policy to allow law enforcement to honor federal detainer requests. >> vallejo police chief andrew bedeau says that he is retiring. he is not saying why he is choosing now to retire. city has made more than $7 million in legal costs as a result of misconduct cases due to police. those involve excessive force, racial profile and defamation. the chief has not been popular for members of the community. his leaving is an opportunity for vallejo to bring in somebody who is more geared towards community policing and wants to put in place something that is not leading to so much terrorizing other communities. >> the

(suspect mug) carlos eduardo arevalo carranza, an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal history was arrested in connection with the brutal murder of 59 year old bambi larson of san jose. police on tuesday revealed that carranza had previously been locked up and released from the santa clara county jail twice in recent months. but before he allegedly stalked and stabbed larson to death late last month, carranza had been ordered detained by ice nine times in an effort to stop him from offending again. but those requests were thwarted by local sanctuary policies mean to protect undocumented immigrants who are not considered a threat to the public. echoing previous criticizm of the policy, san jose mayor sam liccardo in a statement said.. ".....the current policy of ignoring detainer requests undermines public safety and violates common sense..." the mayor called for restarting the conversation on the policy. sheriff laurie smith said... '...it has been my long standing position that we should notify ice of all undocumented immigrants who are serious or violent felons...i will advoc

police say carlos eduardo arevalo carranza stabbed bambi larson on february 28.y say he also had several past convictions. police chief andy garcia says the el salvador neighborhood was never turned over to immigration official because of santa clara's policy of not honoring federal detention orders. >> those undocumented residents are not violent or serious criminal should not fear the police. but when we have violent or serious offenders that are praying on our community, we must have the ability to protect our residents. >> meanwhile, the county supervisor said in a statement to the mercury news the county cannot legally hold undocumented immigrants for i.c.e. without award or judicial order. >>> this morning, the city of oakland says it is on its way to surpass its goal of building 17,000 new homes by 2024. a bay area news group report says the city is behind when it comes to building affordable housing. the report says building permits have been issued for 10,000 homes but just 7% were reserved for low income families. "mayor libby schaaf act" originally hop

police have identified the suspect in the fatal stabbing of a san jose woman. 24-year-old carlos eduardo arevalo carranza is under arrest. >>> nurses at o'connor hospital are set to go on strike 24 hours. the nurses will also be striking at st. louise in gilroy. santa clara county recently purchased both. the county is trying to force them to switch unions. >>> british officials are voting on brexit. it appears the uk and the eu may have reached an agreement. >>> the u. s. state department is now ordering all americans out of venezuela as the country's political crisis intensifies. hospitals have started turning away patients as venezuela enters its sixth day of rolling blackouts. >>> checking the roadways right now, we have two separate traffic alerts, one ant line. here is a picture that chp dublin tweeted out of these potholes blocking two left lanes and causing a big backed up. try to use an alternate or give yourself extra time heading out the door taking westbound 580. highway 4 solano has the left lane block. east of there we have a second traffic alert. eastbound highway 4 at a street. all lanes

>> harris, on the night of figure 28, according to police, carlos eduardo arevalo carranza was prowlingin south san jose. police say he evoked down i broke into a home and found bambi larson along with her dog and cat. they say that he stabbed and beat the 59-year-old to death. he was arrested monday night. he is in the country illegally. he had been detained by the department of homeland security near mcallen, texas, in 2013, and at that time he was deported. he came back to the u.s., and since 2015 he has racked up a string of convictions. including for burglary, battery, drug offenses. at least nine times immigration customs enforcement officials say they placed detainers on him. meaning coming request to hold him in jail longer so questione. those detainers were ignored, apparently because of california's so-called sanctuary laws which the san jose police chief says, whether by accident or design, protect even the most dangerous illegal immigrants. >> let me be clear, we are here to protect and to embrace our otherwise law-abiding undocumented residents. we are not here, nor should

(suspect mug) carlos eduardo arevalo carranza, an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal historyarrested in connection with the brutal murder of 59 year old bambi larson of san jose. police on tuesday revealed that carranza had previously been locked up and released from the santa clara county jail twice in recent months. but before he allegedly stalked and stabbed larson to death late last month, carranza had been ordered detained by ice nine times in an effort to stop him from offending again. but those requests were thwarted by local sanctuary policies mean to protect undocumented immigrants who are not considered a threat to the public. echoing previous criticizm of the policy, san jose mayor sam liccardo in a statement said.. ".....the current policy of ignoring detainer requests undermines public safety and violates common sense..." the mayor called for restarting the conversation on the policy. sheriff laurie smith said... '...it has been my long standing position that we should notify ice of all undocumented immigrants who are serious or violent felons...i will advocate f

he is carlos eduardo arevalo carranza, 59-year-old bambi larson was found dead two weeks ago after shen't show up to work. >>> nurses at two south bay hospitals have become a 24- hour strike. santa clara county just recently purchased the two hospitals. the county is trying to force them to switch unions. >>> marin county supervisors are taking their first steps toward fixing the flooding along highway 37. the solution could include a toll. the board is set to discuss options at 9 am. >>> news updates throughout the day on your favoriteplfo, day on your favoriteplfo, including our websit that's yes for less. seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices! more new dresses means more reasons to say yes. at the ross spring dress event. on now! yes for less. >>> we have a pretty troublesome commute this morning with three separate traffic alerts to report. one on the east shore freeway, one of 580 and another one reported along highway 4. eastbound 580 right at gilman, look out for an accident. you have at least one lame blocked with delays in both directions. eastbound 4 at a st