and tera chavez on alert.ed he keep one of his on-duty guns at home to protect herself. >> when -- >> they have a high crime rate. there is a lot of break-ins, a lot of crime in the area. >> and levi and tara were about to experience it firsthand. levi bought an expensive new truck. late one night, tara was home alone and heard the dark talk. she looked outside, and the truck was gone. >> she said hey, levi's truck got stolen. >> and i said hey, what happened, is levi home? >> she said no he was at work last night. >> that made melanie wary, and it turns out, there was plenty to worry about. two weeks later on a sunday, the kids wear away visiting levi chavez dad. levi himself had a quiet weekend on patrol. but when he stopped to check on tara, and saw what was in front of him, this police officer found himself on the other end of an anguished call to 9-1-1. >> please have somebody come here right away. please. >> coming up! the distraught husband, overcome by guilt. >> i will never forget myself. never. >> wh

cindy chavez and matt mahan. as you mentioned. the energy as scindy chavez entered the room, palpable. she had jumped out ahead, and when she finally took to the stage, she said that showed is a city with enormous potential, enormous promise but one that she believes has somehow gone astray. let's liston what she had to say. >> we are going in a wrong direction, but wian our community have the power to go in the right direction. >> yeah, so what's likely to be the matchup in the general election, cindy chavez versus matt mahan is going to really be a study in contrast. you have the most seasoned veteran politician in this race and someone on the other hand in matt mahan is a relative newcomer to politics. he's only been in office for about 18 months before deciding to run for mayor. but he is very optimistic about his chances as well. let's hear what he had to say. >> we're going to biwin in november. and we're going to win, because we have better ideas for where to take our city. we have a better team, better dedicated grass roor

as you mentioned cindy chavez and matt mayhem are the top two candidates, with cindy chavez, bringing in nearly 40% of the vote. right now i'm at the san jose women's club, where cindy chavez, his supporters gathered tonight. there's still a few dozen people left here right now, but there were hundreds of people here when she spoke a little over an hour ago. course she thanked her supporters. she talked about her family, and, most importantly, she wanted people to know that she would make san jose city they could be proud of again now. i also spoke with matt mehan earlier this evening, and he talked about making a serious hard push in the last couple of weeks, you know, knocking on doors, talking to voters and letting them know that he is the person that will bring change to san jose. so i want you to take a listen to what they had to say earlier tonight. it was all about grassroots engagement. we have knocked on tens of thousands of doors held house parties and every neighborhood across the city. as people hear our message . they come to our side and join our campaign, so we just nee

chavez jumped out to a sizeable early lead as the results came out around 8:15 last night. chavez said san jose is enormous potential and promise but one she believes has gone astray. >> we are going in a wrong direction, but we and our community have the power to go in the right direction. >> the matchup between chavez and mahan will be a study in contrast. chavez is a seasoned poll significance and councilmember matt mahan a relatively newcomer in politics, he's only been in office 18 months before deciding to run for mayor but he's still optimistic about his chances. >> we're going to win in november and we're going to win because we have better ideas for where to take our city. we have a better team. we have more dedicated, grassroots volunteers, and people know that it is time for change and for accountability. >> chavez and mahan are basically neck and neck. the expectation is the gap will narrow. the people who voted for other candidates who did not make it to the general election now have to decide who they will support come november. >> whoever wins in november cou

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it appears cindy chavez and matt mahan will move on to november. the voters who opted for the others will decide between the top two. >> we are going in a wrong direction. but we and our community have the power to go in the right direction. >> chavez is a season the politician and councilmember matt mahan a relatively newcomer in politics, he's only been in office 18 months before deciding to run more mayor. >> councilmember matt mahan will be joining us live in just a couple of minutes right here on kpix. >>> for now let's get a quick check on weather and traffic beginning with first alert meteorologist jessica burch and that heat wave fast approaching. >> yes, it is right around the corner, len. let's start off with something a little bit lighter, a live look just from the salesforce tower cam over the bay bridge, beautiful sunrise. we're dealing with passing clouds into the afternoon hours. high pressure starting to build as we extend into friday's forecast, that's going to change the weather significantly. the national weather service issued a

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2 vote getters chavez currently holding 39% of the vote. mahan with 32%. chavez previously ran an unsuccessful campaign for mayor in 2006. she spoke earlier today about what she says she learned from that experience. >> i think what's different now is that i've had the experience of both being on the board of supervisors im playing a leadership role, for example, during covid of pulling all the mayors together from all of the cities, coordinating our work together, meeting with them every saturday. we gave them 2 saturdays off for a little over a year. and i think what people want is that kind of coordination, that kind of collaboration, that kind of outcome. >> and was new to the san jose city council. been there a couple years. he's a tech guy has backing from businesses. both candidates now head to a runoff election in november. 2, try to replace outgoing mayor sam liccardo who is terming out. we will continue to monitor the race there and bring you the latest for now. pam and ken, we'll send it back to you. all right, grant, thank you v

cindy chavez was the top vote-getter, and matt mahan came up second. both will now face off in the runoff in the fall. >> well, this is shaping up to be a classic mayor's race here in san jose with the experience labor-backed candidate cindy chavez against matt mahan. cindy chavez was right back at work the morning after finishing thee as the top vote-getter in crowded san jose's race with 39% of the race. >> people are excited about change. they want the city cleaned up. they want to address affordable housing. they want san jose to be the safest big city in america again. >> reporter: matt mahan was planning for a runoff. he took 32% as a relative new comer to politics. >> our campaign has grown by leaps and bounds over the past few months. i think it's a message of our common sense solutions on some of the big challenges we face. >> so it's shaping up to be a hot race. >> reporter: san jose state political science professor melinda jackson says the race will tighten up. >> there will be higher voter turnout and more moderate and conservative voters

they realized that cindy chavez will be the one, one of two candidates headed for the runoff.onent, councilman matt mayhem. she wrapped up just before 9:00 to cheers and applause. she has no shortage of political experience. she served on san jose city council before a failed run for mayor. she ran and won a seat on the board of supervisors. likely november opponent is matt mayhem. he has only been on the city council for a year and a half >> the thing that i offer is a track record of accomplishment and experience in the public sector. the city of san jose is a big place. it needs to turn in a big direction. that will take experience. that is why i am running. that is why i decided to run in the first place. >> i think voters want to see accountability for results, doing a lot of the same things and expecting different outcomes. time to take a different direction. voters want a choice and they will have one in november. >> they will face off in the november runoff election. the winner gets the mayor seat. damian trujillo, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a new sheriff for the f

initial results show cindy chavez getting more than 39% of the vote. san jose city councilmember matt mayhem got just over 32. now they move to the november general election. of the mayoral candidates, their campaign spent the most money and the race is entering its new stage as they face off. between her current stint as county supervisor and one as council member, she's worked in local government for more than two decades. he was elected to santa fe -- san jose city council in 2020 and has a background working in tech startups and nonprofits. the both want to tackle issues like homelessness, crime, and affordable housing, they tout different approaches. chavez says experience is what she brings to the table. >> as a new candidate, you can focus on promises. as somebody who is an experienced official, i have to explain my compliments, and i will. >> access to health insurance and affordable housing bonds. he says while he has not been in local government as long as chavez, he brings fresh ideas. >> cindy has been the architect for approach to homeless

chavez says the county will not force schools to provide nor can or the test strips. each school is going to have to make this determination for themselves were not were not dictating. we just want to make the resource available. chavez says she hopes that by late summer the county will have a better idea of what is possible and what it will cost with the county would like to do is make this resource available as early as we can in the fall in santa clara county, charles clifford kron, 4 news >> and we continue to follow developing news out of nekado. a fire there has now grown to 114 acres with 40%. containment is burning near a sanitary landfill along highway one o one. police say north about one o one is still partially close and there was a huge backup nearly all the way to highway 37. this is viewer video along highway one. 0, one in marion county near the san antonio road. exit police are asking drivers to stay out of that area. smart train services have been suspended in the area as well because of the fire. no word on evacuations at this point. we will continu

chavez will become the city's first lane bore-backed mayor in two decades. mahan, relatively new to the political landscape based his on the need for change. >> what the government is doing abnot rdrk ing., crime, af and i think it's time for greater accountability in government. that's what voter were telling us last night. >> what i think voters did last night is they were looking for experience with a new vision. >> chavez has a long history of south bay politics dating back almost 20 years. serving on the san jose council and the county board of supervisors. >>> we are also following the race to replace outgoing santa clara sheriff laurie smith. palo alto bob chief bob jonsen and retired santa clara sheriffs captain kevin jensen appear to be headed for a runoff in november. you can find results on all the big races on kpix.com. >>> we're bracing for that heat. >> yeah, friday. >> just in time for the weekend. >> just in time. by sunday it's like 25 degrees cooler. >> wow. >> the second half of the weekend is great. but friday there is an issue. and you c

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chavez says the county will not for schools to provide nor can or the test strips. each school is going to have to make this determination for themselves were not were not dictating. we just want to make the resource available. chavez says she hopes that by late summer the county will have a better idea of what is possible and what it will cost with the county would like to do is make this resource available as early as we can in the fall in santa clara county, charles clifford kron, 4 news >> for your money this morning, more relief is on the way as we continue to deal with the baby formula shortage. the fda has announced that 1.4 million pounds of baby formula will be shipped from australia. they're working with the company bellamy's organic right now to have nearly 700,000 cans of their formula be sent to the u.s. the supply should hit store shelves early next month during this baby formula shortage. the fda continues to advise parents course not to make formula at home and not to dilute what you may already have. if you feel like you're swatting away a lot more.

versus labor with chavez. obviously. representing the s. labor. who's been pretty popular , so chavez has name recognition she's got you know the deep fundraising pockets. mehan has changed on his side. he's making that argument. we need to do things differently. he's he's other younger generation as well . so um, it remains to be seen how this plays out, but i think san jose voters are going to be bombarded with lots and lots of advertising between now and then. if they hadn't already leading up to the primary. it's just gone. to ramp up. a big way. let me ask you here. briefly. about the for attorney general. of cal. mary. he will face off against one of two republican contenders, either nathan, nathan hochman or eric early. how do you see the issues of crime and criminal justice reform that we have continued to talk about playing into this race as we head toward november? yeah. well with the state right statewide race, the democratic party is very dominant in california. we're going to see more. i think moderate and conservative voters turning

and now there are two cindy chavez and matt mayhem. am at the san jose women's club, and this is where hundreds of chavez his supporters have gathered here tonight. she just spoke about 20 minutes ago. and, of course, she thanked her supporters, but she talked about the people who are supporting her. she mentioned women's groups and labor groups. i also stopped by matt may hands campaign a few minutes ago as well, and he talked about his campaign being very grassroots, he said. in the last couple of weeks, he's been knocking on doors making phone calls, and he wasn't surprised that he is one of the top two candidates left in this race. so i want you to take a listen to what they both told me. when i spoke with them earlier, it was all about grassroots engagement. we have knocked on tens of thousands of doors held house parties and every neighborhood across the city. as people hear our message. they come to our side and join our campaign, so we just need to keep doubling down on voter outreach. what people are excited about. is they rec

chavez. 39 1% of it may hand 32% of it. chavez thanking her supporters today and said the people of san jose are looking for new leadership. >> if the basics of the city aren't functioning well. business doesn't too well, communities don't do well, you know, and so i i think that's what you're saying is an aching for change. >> meanwhile, matt mahan had tweeted, we need change to get san jose back on track and it is thoughtful change. we will bring through the campaign ahead from the bottom of my heart. thank you. mahan chavez are now headed for a runoff in november to replace outgoing mayor sam liccardo, who is terming out? >> you can catch up on all the election results on kron 4 dot com to scan this qr code and it will take you to the results for every race on the ballot. >> but whether time now as we get a check of 4 zone forecast taking a live look outside and it 9.16. well, it's not pitch black approaching the solstice and it's been beautiful out beautiful and warming up. yeah, we're going to really see some hot tempe

chavez came away with 39% mahan with 32%. chavez thanked her supporters today and said the people of san jose and looking for new leadership. >> if the basics of the city aren't functioning well, business doesn't to. well, communities don't do well, you know, and so i i think that's what you're saying is an aching for change. >> that may had tweeted, quote, we need change to get sj back on track and it is thoughtful change that we will bring through the campaign ahead from the bottom of my heart. thank a hand and chavez are now headed to a runoff election in november to replace outgoing mayor sam liccardo, who termed out another race catching the eye of voters is a runoff or san matteo as congressional seat in district 15 california assembly speaker kevin mullen and san mateo county supervisor david canepa lead in the polls last night. they are buying for congresswoman jackie spear seat. what she's held since 2008 mullen who's endorsed by spear brought in just over 40% of the vote last night can up ahead about 25% other candi

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. >> what i cthink voters did las night is they were looking for experience with a new vision. >> chavez if elected would be the first labor backed mayor in nearly two decades. he based the campaign on the need for change. whoever wins in november could potentially serve ten years because 1r0voters opted to move presidential election years. this year's winner would have to run again in 2024, their first partial term wouldn't count toward the two-term limit. for more head to kpix.com. >>> terrifying moments for a woman in san jose after she came home to criminals ransacking her home and her husband being held at gunpoint. this is video from her dashcam. the woman was pulling up to her driveway when she saw the suspects inside her own garage. she immediately started honking her horn and called police. >> hello? what's going on, ma'am? >> there is a robbery happening. they hold my husband at gun, gun, gun. i have an infant. >> what ha ppened? >> they're driving away from my home. >> so terrified. the suspects fled with stolen items on summer dale drive on may 31st. police believe these are

trinity chavez, cbs news, new york. >>> be sure to tune in to "cbs mornings." we will speak with annie farmer, one of the survivors who testified against maxwell. that's ahead on "cbs mornings." >>> the death toll has risen in connection with that horrific incident in san antonio where dozens of migrants were found dead in a tractor-trailer. omar villafranca is in san antonio with a look at how tragedies like this are too familiar along the southern border. >>> i believe we're going to need more medics. so far i have about -- one, two, three, probably about six or seven more patients that i can see. >> reporter: a horrifying scene for first responders. >> okay. i believe we have two or three more bodies in the truck for back boards. >> reporter: an abandoned 18 wheeler filled with migrants in san antonio's triple-digit heat. >> very sad to report that we -- the medical examiner's office has 51 bodies. 12 women. >> reporter: initially 16 survived and were taken to area hospitals. five later died, including children. >> the patients that we saw were hot to the to

santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez is going to be speaking. let's listen. >> and get the district understand that narcan kits. >> should be available in all schools for all students, all families as a preventative measure. i really support that. they both department over the last several years to the extent we've had resources have distributed narcan kits on a limited basis and on some school districts. but we really are excited. it's if all school districts can embrace the importance of narcan kits. secondly, our fentanyl strips federal strips allow an individual to test the the drugs that they have to identify whether or not fentanyl is in them. there been a number of overdoses and deaths among young people. who had used street drugs that they weren't unaware of the fentanyl in it. and the fact no such highly addictive and lethal drug that many of them that died died and it's expected. lee. >> of fentanyl, fentanyl strips can give people the knowledge necessary for them to decide whether or not they want to use those drugs. second part that

reporter: chavez is determined to carry on the struggle, come what may. one of my sons, and a lot of friends who'd fought alongside me. it's a pain that runs very deep. reporter: other farmers have already fled the violence, leaving behind tens of thousands of trees to wither away, with no one to harvest their fruit. and that gap in supply on the market is a further reason for the rise in prices. back in yucatan, the farmers at least don't have the cartels to worry about, just the petty lime thieves. local law enforcement provides support for the farmers' patrol squads. police chief nelson avila has been analyzing the thieves' tactics. chief avila: what do they do? they don't come in through the main entrance. they cut themselves a path through here to gain access to the premises. reporter: he hopes prices will come down a little soon and that calm will be restored to the community. he currently catches five lime thieves a week, together with their haul. chief avila: this batch here is stolen goods, and the thieves won't say where they're from. so that me

chavez and mayhem outlasted a crowded field of seven total candidates.a runoff in november. each has a war chest of hundreds of thousands of dollars. she's been in city and county governments since the nineties, he was just elected to the san jose city council in 2020. experts say this race is a bellwether between the old democrat guard and the next generation hugely influential in terms of where democratic party politics are going in terms of the generational divide and generational shift, so it is kind of, say old verse emerging in that sense, but we're going to see a lot more of this across california voters also passed. measure b tuesday night, which shifts mayoral elections to the same year as presidential elections, which means no matter who wins in november will have to run for re election in 2024, with the possibility that they could spend up to 10 years in office. in the willow glen section of san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news veteran bay area police officer is now the chief of police in stockton. chief stanley mcfadden is stockton's first

chavez was a local activists and labor leader.cated in parts of east san jose and rachel chavez, the co-founder of the organization, is also his knees. she says purchasing the home will continue his legacy of education and helping the community. california is always a popular destination in the summer, especially for a vacation. but it might just be the most popular state to visit. a new report from wallet-hub ranks each state based off of how fun they are looking at things like entertainment nightlife, restaurants in national parks. the golden state came out on top, followed by florida, nevada, new york and illinois. and in case you're wondering. west virginia was ranked as the least fun state. that's going to do it for kron. 4 news at noon. let's send things over now to olivia horton for live in the bay high live. hi, justine. how you do you. i'm doing good. i'm just glad that you know it. california is the most now. you know we may number >> also, good to be number one, right above it. think about it. have a great show. i appre

emma, your piece of the 20 committee chavez owners to settle ga, ga, ga. just. i'm a number a me all the way small all summer say don't see to mr. chavez a yes. one or veteran or does well yet. and i don't know your story or not ship adela, who naturally called jago skip cross. dora he settled, camille, set him up a column of the night. will the old niece, alec see? not through a monument dedicated to the so called nice incidence is being unveiled. the event happened on november the 7th 1944 american aircraft, allegedly bombed a convoy of soviet troops by mistake. the red army responded by destroying 5 american fighters. some considered to be the 1st show down between russia and the united states. a with where else can you take a photo with the russian ambassador just like that? well, you can hear a team, i was honest with you know the oh no, no, no, that was gonna be the 240 kilometers from downgrade nice isn't a problem for the night? well, if something about russia happened somewhere in serbia, most likely the walls will be there. for example, in the town of

there was already a national monument in current county to commemorate chavez. national park has much more prestige, and the idea has been floated for more than 20 years now. next monday, is the fourth of july, which usually means fireworks are hot seller right about now, but this year, there's a shortage of both the kind used in big community shows. as well as the safe and sane kind you can buy and light yourself. most fireworks are made in asia and pandemic lockdowns earlier this year means there is a shortage. that's because fireworks are in short supply and the cost of making them has gone up. shipping charges have also gone up more than 30. last two years . there was lines out the door. we don't have a lot of returning customers. the guys who did call me said are not able to purchase this year due to economic reasons. locally there will be a fireworks display in san francisco morgan hill beneath and conquered as well as shows at the shore line amphitheater, great america and at the marin county fairgrounds. they always say, go to the professional. show your

there may be no gray area between cindy chavez and matt mahan. we will find out in november. >>> in the meantime, santa clara county is getting a new sheriff for the first time in more than two decades. this comes after the decision to not run for a seventh term. here is the current look at the results. kevin jensen is ahead by 32% but robert jonsen is very close. with 30%. today in the base reporter is in san jose with that part of our coverage. >> reporter: it is the first time that lori smith was not on the ballot but the incumbent sheriff cast a shadow on the race. at this point, the two main candidates who appear poised for a run up are bob johnson, the police chief in palo alto, who has had a lot of experience both in los angeles county sheriff's office as well as being a chief in menlo park pick the other challenger seems to be kevin jensen. a long time service officer who ran against lori smith before and feels as though his experience in running against her before is helping him now. both focus a lot on cleaning up the department in maki

santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. and he joined us live on the kpix morning 5 news to talk about what's next. >> what i bring to the table from my experience as both a teacher and an entrepreneur is being accountable for mistakes, being able to deliver results. i think that's sorely missing in local government today. >> a relative newcomer to politics, he spent time as a teacher and tech entrepreneur before joining the council. chavez has a long history in south bay politics, dating back almost 20 years. serving on the january jose city council. >> we're already back at work today getting ready to talk to the voters about the fall but also to hear their thoughts and hopes and aspirations for their families and their neighborhoods and what that means for the city as a whole. >> the top two vote getters were the top two spenders in this race, so we are sure to see a lot more political money flying between now and november. >> san francisco mayor london breed will appoint a replacement district attorney. here are the num

chavez was first elected to the san jose city council back in 1996.ed 10 years and then in 2013 , elected to the county board of supervisors where she was president of the supervisors back in 2020. she garnered 39 a little bit more than 39% of the vote yesterday. mehan of former tech executive who was just elected to the san jose city council two years ago, i one year later after that. he announced his campaign for mayor , he grabbed a little more than 32% of the vote. since neither received more than 50% they'll face each other this fall to determine who is going to be the next mayor. the person with a long political track record or the newcomer. we're learning a lot about what the aspirations and hopes are of the people of this community, and they're all focused on the same things. public safety, homelessness, affordable housing and cleaning san jose up again, and it's really about getting focused and thinking and working with the community in a way that people have confidence in their government again. they feel like it works for them, and that's r

trinity chavez, cbs news, new york. >>> and let check your wallet now.tocks started off with some losses. dow down 62 points. the nasdaq another drop, 85. and the s&p down 11. >>> do you know anybody in l.a. county? a person could be a new millionaire. somebody bought a powerball ticket worth more than $1.4 million. this is united oil location in glendale. it matched five of the six winning numbers on saturday night. only missed the powerball but that doesn't mean they are not a winner. they still get quite a bit of cash. but we don't know whot person is. since no jackpot was hit, the new estimate for tonight's draw will be about $346 million. can you keep the lights on with that much money. time to look at our forecast with paul heggen. i think you could fly out when it feels too hot and come back with the weather is perfect. >> you could do that by just driving around the bay area. we're tracking a couple of fires once again this afternoon. one of which is in the santa cruz mountains. this is the vista fire. but the crews are working on. making sure it

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>> trinity chavez in new york. thank you so much. >>> breaking overnight, the senate moved a step closer to voting on new bipartisan gun legislation. it agreed to advance the measure after a group of senate negotiators said they agreed on the bill's language. it toughens background checks for gun buyers under 21 and includes incentives for states to pass red flag laws allowing authorities to temporarily seize guns from anyone deemed dangerous, and it closes the so-called boyfriend loophole that would bar dating partners convicted of domestic violence from buying guns. the senate could vote on the measure this week. >>> and also breaking overnight, a powerful earthquake hit eastern afghanistan killing hundreds. the 6.1-magnitude quake struck about 27 miles from the city of khost near the pakistan border. officials say that at least 280 people were killed. the death toll is expected to rise as information comes in from remote mountain villages. seismologists say that the quake was felt by more than 100 million people

if there was one mike san jose mayor, or candidate, considered a runner, that was cindy chavez, a current county supervisor, a former city councilmember, who ran for mayor before. on the other hand, her runoff opponent, matt mayhem, is a first-time city councilmember, but has titles of the entrepreneur and teacher on his resume. chavez said voters were looking for experienced leadership. >> as a new candidate, you can focus on promises. is somebody as a experienced official, i have to explain my accomplishments, and i will. >> reporter: mayhem scoffed at that motion. >> you see press conferences every week. we have big and shiny plans and nice words and vision, but i want to see us set goals, measure our progress and see how much progress we make. >> reporter: of candidates will try to sway those who voted for other candidates on similar issues such as public safety and homelessness. >> i think we share that vision both experienced and sitting in a new direction. >> i'm confident that when we make our case who did not make it through yesterday, that they will come around our site. >> repo

trinity chavez is in new york with the preview of today's fifth public hearing. trinity, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this committee has already said it believes former president donald trump was a part of a nspiracy to defraud the united states. and today they will continue to argue the former president pressured state and local officials to overturn the 2020 election results. day five of the house select committee hearings is set to reveal how president trump tried to pressure the justice department to support his false claims of election fraud. in its series of public hearings investigating the january 6th capitol attack, the committee is aiming to lay out a trail of evidence showing that even many who were in mr. trump's inner circle warned him that his efforts were unfounded. >> the president's own attorney general, bill barr, said he told the president about these claims of massive fraud affecting the outcome of the election. >> i told him that the stuff that his people were shoveling out to the public were [ bleep ]. i mean, that th

>> trinity chavez in new york. thank you very much. >>> well, the supreme court still has several major cases on its docket and is set to release more opinions today. one involves a mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. a draft opinion leak last month indicates that the court is ready to overturn roe v. wade which made abortion legal nationwide. another case involves whether the biden administration can end the trump-era remain in mexico policy that requires asylum seekers to stay in mexico until their cases are heard. >>> there was more gripping testimony in the january 6th investigation. three former justice department officials testified yesterday talking about how former president trump pressured them to try to overturn the 2020 election results. when they told him there was no evidence of fraud, trump wanted to replace the attorney general with jeffrey clark, an environmental lawyer who had no election experience. serena marshall has more. >> reporter: the house select committee invest

supervisor cindy chavez says it could be lifesaving. >> 911 isn't always called as quickly as one would like, and so, you know, one of the things we want to make sure of is while we're waiting for an ambulance to respond, we don't lose a child in the interim. >> reporter: in recent years, police and fire departments have been equipped with narcan, one of the most powerful and effective tools in combating overdoses amid the opiate crisis. supervisor chavez says the decision to provide narcan or not would be left to individual school districts. and the parents say it's a no-brainer. >> drugs should not enter the high school. but if we cannot prevent it in a perfect way, we should have a way to save lives. >> reporter: many parents say go ahead and put it in the schools and then pray that you never need to use it. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> now to a fire watch. one lane of the northbound 101 has just reopened after being shut down due to a grass fire. it's burning near the redwood sanitary landfill just north of novato, growing to five acres. marin fire officials say they belie

tuesday evening, the two candidates out on top early, cindy chavez and matt mayhem. top priorities included addressing homelessness. voters sharing their priorities. >> i want more police on school campuses. i want to provide a solution for homeless. we have people who are mentally ill and we had to take care of them. >> i want to feel like our city is connected, that we all care about each other and we feel like safe around one another. >> voters deciding county sheriff and da. the current sheriff's tenure is coming to an end. those who took the time to vote in this election cycle say it is a privilege they could not pass up. >> had my voice heard. and hopefully see some change. amanda: valid progress will continue into the night. the county anticipates a more solidified outlook on when morning. they are hopeful that the turnout will be at least 45%. in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. liz: thank you. san jose voters overwhelmingly approved moving the cities tour mayoral elections in an effort to boost voter turnout. these are the results as you can see. 5

chavez and matt meehan -- so, chavez says she brings experience to the table. >> as a new candidate, you can focus on promises. as somebody who is experienced, i have to be able to explain my compliments. reggie: she says those include getting children access to health insurance and affordable housing bonds. meehan says that while he has not been in local government long, he brings fresh ideas. >> city has been the architect for the approach to homelessness and public safety here, and it is not working. we are spending $1 million to house one homeless person. reggie: chavez and her opponent will face off on november 8. get updated election results with the latest available on abc7.com/election. kumasi: winning the lottery could feel like a dream come true. a new survey asked americans what they would do if they won the jackpot and the answers are surprising. so, play pennsylvania surveyed more than 1000 people, and more than 80% say they would keep the winnings a secret, especially from their family. 10% say they would quit the job they had immediately, 52% say they did not trust the

according to the initial vote totals as of 11 last night, cindy chavez, half the lead with 39%. you had that mccain who was behind her with 32,000. we spoke with a manager with the santa clara county register about voter turnout. and she says most of the votes are mail-in ballots and would like to see more people coming out to the polls on election day. >> it's disappointing because elections are important primary and general, but it has stored plea in california gubernatorial primary elections have always been low. so i mean, we always want people the more the more the merrier to come out and vote. >> chavez serve as president of the county board in 2020 and part of san jose in 2013, matt mahan was elected to council in 2020 to represent southeastern parts of the city. it's a heated race for los angeles is next. mayor poll show that congresswoman karen bass and businessman rip will face off in november. mary beth mcdade has that story for us. >> i just want to say what we're all thinking. >> i love a. >> have a lot to celebrate tonight. a big night for rick caruso and his suppo

lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon. what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. >> somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain. velasquez. last is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down goulart during an 11 mile high-speed chase through san jose goulart attorney steve defilippis said it's the reason his client wasn't in the courtroom can't get shot at virtually several supporters of alaska's attended the plea hearing and that stood outside the courtroom with signs people says he doesn't understand why the case is being followed so closely. looking forward to having the opportunity to prove his innocence i know there's a lot of people that don't agree with that. one of those being chÁvez, she believes glut will be found guilty despite the attempted murder charges against blazquez. it doesn't change what happened after what h

tuesday evening, the two candidates out on top early, cindy chavez and matt mayhem.op priorities included addressing homelessness. voters sharing their priorities. >> i want more police on school campuses. i want to provide a solution for homeless. we have people who are mentally ill and we had to take care of them. >> i want to feel like our city is connected, that we all care about each other and we feel like safe around one another. >> voters deciding county sheriff and da. the current sheriff's tenure is coming to an end. those who took the time to vote in this election cycle say it is a privilege they could not pass up. >> had my voice heard. and hopefully see some change. amanda: valid progress will continue into the night. the county anticipates a more solidified outlook on when morning. they are hopeful that the turnout will be at least 45%. in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. liz: thank you. san jose voters overwhelmingly approved moving the cities tour mayoral elections in an effort to boost voter turnout. these are the results as you can see. 56%

lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon.from what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. >> somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain. velasquez. last is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down goulart during an 11 mile high-speed chase through san jose goulart attorney steve defilippis said it's the reason his client wasn't in the courtroom can't get shot at virtually several supporters of alaska's attended the plea hearing and that stood outside the courtroom with signs. deaflympics says his client is looking forward to the opportunity to prove his innocence. you start wondering why people would be following this particular case as opposed to the hundreds and hundreds of other similar types of cases that are at the courthouse every day. >> chavez says it should be obvious that the attention is coming from the celebrity status

lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon.from what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. >> somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain. velasquez. alaska's is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down goulart during an 11 mile high-speed chase through san jose goulart attorney steve defilippis says it's the reason his client wasn't in the courtroom can't get shot at virtually several supporters of alaska's attended the plea hearing and that stood outside the courtroom with signs. deaflympics says his client is looking forward to the opportunity to prove his innocence. you start wondering why people would be following this particular case as opposed to the hundreds and hundreds of other similar types of cases that are at the courthouse every day. >> chavez says it should be obvious that the attention is coming from the celebrity st

the hope is that they will pick these items up and use them elsewhere. >> chavez says the county will not force schools to provide nor can or the test strips. each school is going to have to make this determination for themselves were not were not dictating. we just want to make the resource available. chavez says she hopes that by late summer the county will have a better idea of what is possible and what it will cost with the county would like to do is make this resource available as early as we can in the fall. all right, back live now that they're not just looking at schools, they're looking really anyone who's willing to give out nor can. >> and testing strips, adding could include bars, restaurants and nonprofits across the county. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you for that report. now to the latest fallout after friday's supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade. >> trigger laws or laws response? re strict inger banning abortions are set to go into effect and at least a dozen states and the next 30 days. >> arkansas, kentucky, l

chavez says the county will not force schools to provide nor can or the test strips. each school is going to have to make this determination for themselves were not were not dictating. we just want to make the resource available. chavez says she hopes that by late summer the county will have a better idea of what is possible and what it will cost with the county would like to do is make this resource available as early as we can in the fall in santa clara county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> race yourself from mosquitoes. why experts say mosquito season could be >> the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade is now setting up new legal battles over just how far the state bans can go. today, judge has temporarily blocked abortion bans in louisiana and utah while a federal court in south carolina last sharply restricting the procedure would take effect there immediately. the biden administration is vowing to prevent states from extending their legal authority. >> you don't have to do much in terms of the federal government to make sure people's freedom

the hope is that they will pick these items up and use them elsewhere. >> chavez says the county will not force schools to provide nor can or the test strips. each school is going to have to make this determination for themselves were not were not dictating. we just want to make the resource available. chavez says she hopes that by late summer the county will have a better idea of what is possible and what it will cost with the county would like to do is make this resource available as early as we can in the fall in santa clara county, charles clifford kron, 4 news >> well, san francisco police officer is in custody now facing fraud charges. police chief bill scott announced yesterday the findings of this internal investigation from 2019 and that investigation revealed that off-duty officer adam, the fia claimed that his car was not insured after he was involved in a crash. he then took money from the victim as compensation for the damage. the chief says that if he also made fraudulent representations to exit his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police sergeant wh