chavez: yes, sir. the scanners going to the port of entry, that's really for the director of field operations to provide some input on. i'm sure they're going to be very useful for them because it's technology and just like for the border patrol, technology is critical between the ports of entry and they've been very useful, especially automated technology. mr. connolly: i think you would agree, my time is almost up, to go from 17% of inspection of cargoes to 70% is quite a significant jump and hopefully because of our useful tool for depressing the introduction of illegal fentanyl into the united states. ms. chavez: for our partners in blue, i'm sure my partners in blue will very much appreciate that increase. mr. connolly: thank you. thank you both for being here. my time is up. mr. comer: the chair recognizes mr. grothman for five minutes. mr. grothman: ok. first question, kind of a follow jum on what we had in the past -- follow jum on what we had in the past -- follow-up on what we had in the past

chavez prairies rise. >> we find the defendant, levi chavez, not guilty. of first degree murder.. it's very, like it's over. >> but the end of the family in court was in agony. and quickly left. >> judges has not been served. >> justice has not been served? >> i immediately put my arm around teresa and got her out of there. and i wanted to get her home. >> i was shocked, disappointed. and disgusted with our system. >> so how did the jury reach that not guilty verdict? prosecutors they said, had simply failed to make their case. several said they were baffled at how little evidence was presented. >> when the prosecutor rested i was like, seriously? i was expecting much more from them. >> i really would've hoped for them to take out two of the mistresses and put it something else that would put in more of idiots but it did it. >> they just simply did not believe one of those witnesses. >> rose? >> no. >> did interest? they're >> not at all. >> what did you say? >> don't trust her within ten put full. >> aaron jones? the police officer? >> definitely not. >> jones testified that the

chavez. chief chavez. >> which one is a harder to get drugs across? >> i would have to say, in my experience, harder to get across? >> yeah. >> it would probably be the ports of entry. >> thank you. chief modlin? >> thanks for your question. generally speaking i would say that is probably correct. when you look at how hardened some of the ports are come the technology. however i would say that our support in very rural areas that may be easier to speed as we have lots of them in north dakota we're going to get to that in a second. who makes the fentanyl? >> as you described, my understanding is, is equal to yours, that in the beginning -- on sorry, fentanyl. my head was -- the fentanyl is being produced my understanding in mexico. >> chief chavez. >> was same briefing from our intelligence folks that it is in mexico. >> i assume it is made by the cartels. >> correct, sir. >> some regard as of who's bring it across the border, u.s. citizens, portability, between ports of entry, not ports of entry the drugs that kill people in my community are being mad

i want to go back to chief chavez. with manpower and technology would that help start to secure the border? >> yes, sir absolute. manpower and technology makes a huge difference in order for us to secure that border. >> did you give me some examples of where manpower and technology have been successful? >> if we go back 27 year career back in the mid-'90s, we had a five-mile piece of border in san diego from the beach just to interstate five. five miles of border we were encountering over half a million people. in those five miles we increased the amount of personnel and we tripled the amount of technology, and within a couple of years we were able to get operation control of that five miles of border. so it was effective. it was really effective but it also added barringer picked so with infrastructure we were able to gain significant amount of enforcement there. >> a little over a year ago last christmas i visited lbo. i spent 20 years in the military. i have spent a lot of christmases abroad. i wanted to spend this

[derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migrants is that often there is no population to go back to. the same thing happens with wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongolia, more than 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herding for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happe

chavez. chief chavez. >> which one is a harder to get drugs across?would have to say, in my experience, harder to get across? >> yeah. >> it would probably be the ports of entry. >> thank you. chief modlin? >> thanks for your question. generally speaking i would say that is probably correct. when you look at how hardened some of the ports are come the technology. however i would say that our support in very rural areas that may be easier to speed as we have lots of them in north dakota we're going to get to that in a second. who makes the fentanyl? >> as you described, my understanding is, is equal to yours, that in the beginning -- on sorry, fentanyl. my head was -- the fentanyl is being produced my understanding in mexico. >> chief chavez. >> was same briefing from our intelligence folks that it is in mexico. >> i assume it is made by the cartels. >> correct, sir. >> some regard as of who's bring it across the border, u.s. citizens, portability, between ports of entry, not ports of entry the drugs that kill people in my community are being made by t

cindy chavez, there says that the county is expected to approve 1 million dollars to expand their gun violence strike team since 2018. that team has been working too. take these illegal guns off the streets and from people who have gun violence, restraining orders. kron four's rob nesbitt reports now on the recent violence that motivated the new positions. >> following the mass shootings and half moon bay and monterey park santa clara county will be making some changes to how guns are taken away from dangerous people potentially adding more investigators, analysts and attorneys to make the county's 15 cities safer. the gun violence strike team of santa clara county has changed with every mass shooting over the last 5 years, including the 2019 shooting at the gilroy, garlic festival when 7 farm workers were shot and killed last month and half moon bay supervisor cindy chavez got to work again. i think that every single time were able to remove a firearm from a prohibited person were. >> potentially saving a life. this time introducing legislation that will allow the county to at 11 new

chavez says the people who get their guns taken away. >> don't just pose a threat to the public, but also themselves. she expects to see a decrease in suicides if the board of supervisors voted tuesday to approve expanding the gun violence strike. team reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> well, all eyes are on washington tonight as president joe biden will deliver his second state of the union address before congress. our dc raquel martin tells us what we can expect. good morning. well, the white house tells us to expect the president to highlight the state of the economy. a recent poll shows that 3 out of 4 americans believe the country is moving in the wrong directions. so the pressure is certainly on for the president to convince the american public otherwise. president joe biden is gearing up for his second state of the union address talking to people was the golden state. monday the president told reporters his speech tuesday night will focus on both what his administration has accomplished and what more needs to be done. core message is we have to make mo

cindy chavez says the county expected to approve a million dollars to expand its gun violence strike team. >> one for dropping as but reports on the recent violence. it motivated the new positions. >> following the mass shootings and half moon bay and monterey park santa clara county will be making some changes to how guns are taken away from dangerous people potentially adding more investigators, analysts and attorneys to make the county's 15 cities safer. the gun violence strike team of santa clara county has changed with every mass shooting over the last 5 years, including the 2019 shooting at the gilroy, garlic festival when 7 farm workers were shot and killed last month and half moon bay supervisor cindy chavez got to work again. i think that every single time were able to remove a firearm from a prohibited person were. >> potentially saving a life. this time introducing legislation that will allow the county to add 11 new positions to the teen working alongside homeland security and bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives to take guns away from people with gun viole

it's between cesar chavez and 2 80 south bend.wanna one backs on the westbound 80, and it's just a huge mess there. driving on 80 westbound all the way as it merges into one. oh, one. you're gonna have people coming in late now they have made a good progress, considering it was a 15 car wreck. if you're driving to the same entail bridge, there's going to be some slowing in hayward. i still say that might be worth it. i still say it because the same mateo bridge traffic is moving efficiently. you can cross over to the peninsula and head up to san francisco. that way, if you absolutely have to take the car you might consider part instead , bart has no major issues reported subject commute. look at that kind of filled in everywhere. we had some earlier crashes to blame, so it's going to be tough. a tough commute, getting the sunnyvale and cupertino it's 8 16 spring, steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you. now that we have gone from january to february, we'll take a look at january. totals here on rain. we proba

parte de la, de la guerra contra la pobreza en los 60s, y uno de los fundadores fue el señor césar chávez en la corte suprema de california; y ellos fundaron la agencia, y nosotros la hemos seguido, y para mí ha sido un privilegio dar 44 años de mi, de mi carrera, a la asistencia legal. damián trujillo: y las comunidades que ustedes sirven son mayormente, estoy viendo, comunidades campesinas ¿verdad?, bueno, así se fundó, pero es la comunidad campesina la que quizás más requiere esos recursos, y ahí están ustedes. josé padilla: pues, no, interesantemente, nosotros servimos, damos servicios a toda la gente de bajos ingresos, gente pobre, en las comunidades en donde andamos; pero nosotros porque fuimos fundados por un grupo de latinos que tenían experiencia con el campo; nosotros desde el principio hemos representado a campesinos, fuimos, somos la asistencia legal que da más servicios al campesino en toda la nación; nosotros somos una agencia que recibe fondos federales, y hay como 130 programas nacionalmente, como el de nosotros; pero el de nosotros es el, el servicio que da más servicios

chavez cried in court today and apologized to the victims and to his family. help us arrive for the people in the peninsula whose properties were damaged during the powerful winter storms. a new disaster recovery center is now open. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary joins us live from that disaster recovery center in san mateo, jesse. claudia good evening to you, and the center has about an hour and a half left on its first day. there's been a trickle of people coming in. we talked to one woman who says her nail salon flooded and shes here trying to get help, but only a few people have come in so far today, officials say they hope getting the word out will increase the intake. the newly renovated cyprus hall can hold more than 1000 guests, but only a small fraction of that number came to the san mateo county event center for the first day disaster recovery center. it's always good to have opportunities and resources if you don't then you're kind of screwed up. the whole has tabled for residents seeking assistance from the state. county nonprofits and the fede

chavez was a former kitchen worker at fc i.cted of grabbing one woman's breasts, kissing her and putting his hands down her underwear. court papers indicate that there is surveillance video of chavez kissing the woman and then kicking her. but the judge and the public have not seen that video. chavez cried in court today and apologized to the victims and to his family. family and friends say that in oakland woman who was injured during the robbery yesterday, is unlikely to recover in a statement, they say 48 year old jen angel is on life support. she's the owner of angel cakes bakery right near the intersection of fifth and brush streets on monday afternoon, oakland police say someone broke into her car as she was sitting inside your wells fargo bank. she struggled to get the items back. the suspects drove off, reportedly dragging her as they got away. friends say she was a long time community activists as well as a talented baker. state leaders announced a major bust in a crime ring targeting apple stores up and down the state

andrew mop and buckskin, and austin gonzalez and caleb smith, and cody chavez in pleasanton. >>> right now, hundreds of people in half moon bay are walking in a candlelight procession to honor the seven farmworkers who died in last week's mass shooting. it is part of a memorial service started about three hours ago at the boys and girls club center on kelly avenue. kelsey sword is there with more on tonight's event to help the community grieve and come to terms with exactly what happened. kelsey? >> reporter: hey, juliette. the candlelight procession actually ended here in half moon bay, that is where hundreds of people are currently inside for a private dinner. now, as you said, this was the ending point for what was a service, and hours long service that started out at the boys and girls club just a few blocks from here. it was during that service that multiple religious leaders, as well as county and local officials spoke to the audience. this was, of course, another memorial service for the seven victims who were shot and killed during the shooting last week. this really was an emo

what is significant about chief chavez taking over rgb. she was the chief in el paso. now let me show you some amazing video. fox sources shot in el paso when some 500 mostly venezuelans on the mexican side you can see and u.s. side, 500 crossed into el paso because they were falsely led to believe they can get on buses headed to canada. chavez has dealt with it there and now coming to the rgb to try to deal with the problems she had in el paso here in rgb to try to get things under control. that's the situation right now. one thing that's really impacting things with this final thought. the aero stats coming down across the border making it harder for the agents to do their jobs. send it back to you. >> griff jenkins in brownsville for us this morning. thank you. polling headaches continue to pile up ahead of 2024 for the president. he said some pretty clear signals in recent months he does intend to run for re-election then said this this week. listen. >> i had sounds like you are run. >> president biden: i haven't made that decision. that's my intention but i haven'

agent chavez do you all ever come across children being trafficked across our southern border?e see that often. clinton is a victim's child trafficking forced labor trafficking or both? do you have any waiting and knowing that? >> or snow but we can know that that usually falls within the homeland security investigations are hsi agents. >> of the agents get an idea of where the human traffickers plan to take these victims especially the children? >> i don't have that information sir. chief do you know where they plan to take those folks? quick since the question sir. what i will tell you is to sodas very unique the vast majority the unaccompanied children are 17 old guatemalan males for their generally not being trafficked if we aree separating the terms because they are very different from trafficking being smuggled.he most of them are coming into the nine states to work sir. >> without parents? works to without parents to move further into the united states. >> agent shabbos to the easier for someone to walk across an open desert without having a wall of the way or cross the

chavez says the people who get their guns taken away. >> don't just pose a threat to the public, but also themselves. she expects to see a decrease in suicides if the board of supervisors voted tuesday to approve expanding the gun violence strike. team reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> it has been a phenomenal start to the west sees, you know, of doesn't rain even a drop in some bay area. cities are still going up above normal for the year. we'll show you where coming up next. and kron 4 will be carrying the state of the union address live tomorrow night, including the republican response will also have a special edition of inside bay area politics with host catherine heenan. she'll be joined by our panel of political experts immediately following the president's address. it gop response? it all starts here at 6 tomorrow night. for your money tonight, the extra money given in calfresh benefits will soon come to an end. >> and 10's of thousands of bay area households are going to feel it. the extra 100 to $200 a month was given to families and individuals in

i'm grateful that supervisor chavez is here tonight. the inauguration ceremony included performances from diverse groups from across san jose. about that. those who came out to the inauguration believe may hands leadership can bring change. the city needs excited to see what he has to say and what he's planning to do. um programs that he's trying to get going in the city. his office has shown that they wanted to put put forth some of these issues that we brought up problems that the shelter is having. the shelter has been in crisis for years. as he neared the end of his address, mehan talked about inclusiveness and making sure people from all walks of life in san jose benefit from the plants and work ahead. san jose is a place where every resident newly immigrated or fifth generation blue collar or tech founder son of a mailman or daughter of the mayor will find a brighter future and endless opportunity when we get back to and deliver on the basics. thank you so much. 10 says he has already taken steps to bring more transparency and sup

they just cleared that. >> that was at cesar chavez street. it was both on the northbound and southbound side and just in time because all of our highways are pretty busy. 101, to 80. if you're traveling right now, along 8.80, and off, i-80 or 13 and oakland, you're also busy there as well. you can see our map red and orange. 42 minutes may so that fremont street exit. that was because of that accident along 101. now that's clear. hopefully that's going to go down probably around the 9 o'clock hour an hour or so for that to level out. 25 minutes a 80 to 101 accident on the san mateo bridge. now gone and drive times are still they are going up because of residual delays. 62 minutes of the south and along the peninsula 1, 0, one. 85 menlo park 8.80, san leandro to milpitas. 52 minutes, let's check on 5, 88, 80 crockett down towards the maze. nearly 40 minutes to make that drive darya. james, back to you. >> reyna thank u 18 on the clock in at the state capitol. a new bill moving through the legislature looks to expand food benefits to undocument

i'm grateful that supervisor chavez is here tonight. the inauguration ceremony included performances from diverse groups from across san jose. those who came out to the inauguration believe may hands leadership can bring change. the city needs excited to see what he has to say and what he's planning to do. um programs that he's trying to get going in the city. his office has shown that they wanted to put put forth some of these issues that we brought up problems at the shelter is having the shelter has been in crisis for years as he neared the end of his address, mayhem, talked about inclusiveness and making sure people from all walks of life in san jose benefit from the plants and work ahead. san jose is a place where every resident newly immigrated or fifth generation blue collar or tech founder son of a mailman or daughter of a mayor will find a brighter future and endless opportunity when we get back to and deliver on the basics. thank you so much. mehan says that he's already taken steps to bring more transparency and support to th

. >> southbound 1, 1, south of cesar chavez street. we've got an accident and the northbound north of 2.80, in san francisco. another accident. so you are seeing delays along 101, to 80. still looking nice and light. but you're also seen the travel and times go up across the bay bridge. 26 minutes heading into the city may so that fremont street exit because of that, our san mateo bridge, we do have an accident here as well. right news, a causeway. 92 westbound were about 18 minutes in as you're traveling from 80 to 101, 1, 0, one. 85. and to menlo park story road on the northbound side. you have an accident there. 57 minutes, 2.80, still pretty light. 82. no major issues there. down towards ville. pete is going to take about 40 minutes to make that drive darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7.18, and for your money. food prices are starting to go down a little bit. >> and the fda just doing this sweeping revamp to make sure that baby formula shortages and that type of thing don't happen quite like that again. jane king is live

lori chavez, who understood while serving her nation as a mayor and finding solutions. this is a unique group that came, a group that cares about solutions. this is a group that sat down, listen to people on all sides of the aisle, and now wants to solve the problem. have a good day. >> [inaudible] speaker mccarthy that is a great question. we heard from the county supervisor with the exact same concerns. why did the counties or municipalities do the bill? this is a federal government issue. my background, i worked with the state of verizon for eight years or you did a new this was a federal issue. should be a federal fix, as well. we need to find that solution. part of it is fixing the problem in terms of adding more technology. he said he would take the technology, because of what that does. also we need the agents. when you have all that and you talk to a border patrol agent, and they tell you they cannot apply the current law because of direction, that is a problem. that is how you seal the issue to prevent these coming down. the federal government should step up. t

this is due to the news line from berlin pakistan's. former president prevents chavez is dead after a long illness. the former for storage general cheese power in a bloodless cood. he tried to usher in socially liberal values to a markedly conservative country and survived assassination attempts. also on the program after tracking it for days drifting high over the us fighter jet, shoot down a suspected chinese spy berlin. the balloon has triggered a diplomatic storm. beijing warns there may be with the cushions and ukrainian presidents, zalinski warns that russia is growing more and more troops at ukraine's done yet greeting, making it tougher for defenders to hold the line. ah and warm welcome. 12 years round the world. i'm michael ocho. her vest will shower if the former president of pakistan has died general wish or if to come into a long illness in a hospital in dubai. he was 79. for sheriff became president after military coups in 1999. he dodged 3 assassination attempts before leaving office in 2008. he later attempted a political comeback, but instead was presented with crimin

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one of the people testifying is gloria chavez.he is so smart and thoughtful, wise and empathetic and a wonderful witness. >> bill: counter argument for republicans before the state of the union tonight. they'll get headlines out there. >> dana: it will be a different state of the union. we have divided government. we didn't have that in the last two years. something to watch tonight. on to south carolina. >> i find that the jury is entitled to consider whether the apparent desperation of mr. murdaugh because of his dire financial situation resulted in the commission of the alleged crimes. >> dana: the south carolina judge in the murdaugh double murder case is making a stunning decision regarding the disgraced attorney's financial crimes. prosecutors hope it will expose the motive for the murders of his wife and son. good morning, jonathan. >> the judge ruled that prosecutors can introduce this financial evidence and testimony as they attempt to establish the motive. he cautioned the jury that they should not use financial evidence

i think that hugo chavez guy seems pretty smart. let's do the same thing. you know what you call capitalism when you're losing? woke capitalism. so if you are afraid of free markets, if you want to destroy worker pensions, if you want to force your constituents to invest in proven losers, then, please, vote for this resolution. be honest about your values. for everyone else, vote no. i plan to do so proudly and honestly. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. members are reminded that -- to direct their conversations to the chair. the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield one minute to the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. mr. allen: i thank the gentlelady. mr. speaker, over the past two years, one thing has become clear. this administration cares more about advancing its radical green new deal agenda than about the financial well-being of the american people. we've seen it with their energy policy bu

en auckland la policÍa pide la ayuda de la comunidad para encontrar a julio chÁvez montoya.udad de san josÉ se le recordÓ a los pertenecientes de la comunidad latina que puede contar con ayuda. >> podrÍan tener acceso y el beneficio a una visa, por eso es bien importante que si tienen una situaciÓn asÍ lo reporten a la policÍa y se comuniquen a estas organizaciones, sabemos que muchos de estos vendedores tienen estados de indocumentado, por esto ellos no quieren reportar los incidentes o no reportan las situaciones que les pasan. paola: en la conferencia de prensa estuvieron presentes dos comerciantes que contaron las veces que fueron vÍctimas de ladrones en sus negocios de comida. >> al final de cada venta nos pasÓ que nos robaron, y nosotros por no tener informaciÓn o no saber a donde acudir, pues no hacÍamos nada. >> nosotros estÁbamos trabajando en la tropicana, llegÓ un seÑor y le robÓ la cartera al cliente y con una pistola, y le apuntÓ a mi esposa tambiÉn. —— esposo tambiÉn. despuÉs hubo otra persona que nos habla y nos dice que tenÍan a mi hija secuestrada, que tenÍa

back as 2007 up to some high-profile instances, such as those of mario gonzalez, joshua and gloria chavez incidents that happened in pleasanton, hayward and fremont. community advocates say she's following through on promises made during her campaign to hold police accountable. a criminal defense attorney who has represented police officers accused conducda's decision to n previously investigated cases is a waste of time and taxpayer money. >> their thorough, they were objective, they were comprehensive. they considered all the evidence, forensic, video, statements, everything. >> i am glad we are kicking off her term in the right way. she ran on the platform of holding police accountable. lena: meanwhile, the oakland-based anti-police terror project believes price is a key ally in her group -- and her group's mission every a managing policing and public safety but acknowledges that the road ahead is anything but certain. abc7 news race and culture reporter julian glover will be interviewing district attorney, price later on the supplement right here on abc7. watch that on our show called

of to 2022 and future some high-profile incidents such as mario gonzalez, joshua gloria, and cody chavez. incidents that happened in hayward and fremont. community advocates say she is following up of promises made in her campaign to hold police accountable. michael raines, a criminal defense attorney who has -- said the decision to reopen previously investigated cases is a waste of time and taxpayer money. >> their investigations were thorough, they were objective, there were comprehensive. they considered all the evidence, video, statements, everything. >> i am glad we are kicking off in the right way. she ran i platform of holding police accountable -- on a platform of link leads accountable. lena: the anti-police turner project phillies press is an ally in their mission of reimagining policing and public safety but acknowledges the road ahead is anything but certain. abc7 news will be interviewing for new district attorney later on this afternoon. you can watch that on our show called "getting answers" at 3:00 p.m. right here on abc7. reggie: the family of tyre nichols will say their

de una pelea callejera >> en horas de la madrugada del pasado 14 de enero cerca de la plaza césar chávezfue cuando se llevaron el carro >> aunque (nombre inaudible) no recibió ningún golpe asegura que esta pelea le costó cerca de 2000 dólares en daños y ventas perdidas >> (nombre inaudible) se gastó cientos de dólares en arreglar su carrito, primero asegura que sacó de sus ahorros >> featuring que poner otra madera porque esto todo esto se lo echaron para arriba el muchacho se lo tuvo que desbaratar y meterle otra vez (nombre inaudible) >> dice que trabajarán el centro de la ciudad es peligroso para los vendedores ambulantes ya que ven poca presencia policial, es peligroso porque hay mucha gente agresiva, hay mucha gente que ya tomaba comienza a hacer pleitos >> durante este incidente big e buscó ayuda de las autoridades >> llame a la policía brillo me sentí impotente >> asegura que la policía llegó tiempo después a la escena >> nos contactamos con la policía de san josé y por medio de un correo electrónico nos informaron que tienen oficiales trabajando horas extras en ese sector y que r

the southbound direction in san francisco at cesar chavez boulevard. you can see police closed a number of lanes here. traffic is just creeping by. this is because a car overturned and is causing a major traffic delay. we'll keep an eye on this accident and we'll let you know one highway 101, southbound in the city is clear again. >> well, it was 3 years ago yesterday with santa clara county officials announced the first case of covid-19. there. and then days later, the county was the first in the bay area to declare a public health emergency. now the county has announced it will close its mass vaccination and testing sites by the end of this month. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> we're still in the middle of a pandemic, but we're transitioning from a full-blown response where we have sense of urgency every day to one where we are adapting to living with covid. >> after providing 1.9 million covid-19 vaccinations in tandem with community partners. santa clara county officials have announced by the end of february they'll shut down their 3 remaining

a threat has their guns temporarily remove that number is also going to go way up. >> supervisor chavez says the people who get their guns taken away don't just pose a threat to the public, but also themselves. she expects to see a decrease in suicides if the board of supervisors voted tuesday to approve expanding the gun violence strike. team reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> still ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 8, early release of some prisoners has some lawmakers seeking more transparency in sentencing. but first, the latest word on the chinese below, which was caught flying over the u.s. and shot down by the government over the weekend. >> computer maker dell is laying off about 6600 employees, about 5% of its workforce. the company says the steps it's taken leading up to today's announcement were not enough to stay ahead of, quote, eroding market conditions. the company's profits of slipped over the past 6 months with computer shipments dropping 16%. dell is headquartered in texas, but also operates offices in san francisco and in santa clara. >> the bid

. >> sandra: we are covering it and chief chavez on the agents from the rio grande sector that, is, oning to rescue so many migrants that they have to leave their posts, listen to this. >> many times especially during the summer months there is a lot of migrants out there out there requiring rescue. so a lot of times our agents are out there rescuing people being saturated on rescues, abandoning front line operations. cartels have taken advantage of the area. >> sandra: this is a serious wake-up call. will this white house wake up to this growing crisis? >> no, i seriously doubt they are going to. when you look at what chief chavez said, every time we get deployed to the field, we are responding to a specific area, but a crisis taking place we have to leave that area, that's what she's talking about, creates the gaps in our coverage and if the white house truly cared about the american people, if they cared what's best for the united states, they would give us the border security measures we need. they just aren't going to do it. i'm not holding my breath. >> sandra: you think it will

clara donde hace pocas horas se llevó a cabo esta conferencia de prensa aquí llegó la supervisora chávezomunidades que no deberían tener un arma de fuego dijo la supervisora del condado santa clara y agregó que estos individuos armados de forma ilegal representan una amenaza para la sociedad y algunos utilizan estas pistolas para quitarse la vida. una tendencia que vemos es que muchos adultos dejan descuidadas en sus casos las armas de fuego y los niños tienen acceso a ellas y por error los menores ponen la vida en riesgo de otros, mañana se votará casi 1 millón de dólares para la expansión de una unidad especializada en el decomiso de armas de fuego de la mano de individuos que tienen en su posesión algún tipo de armamento con quienes formarán parte de esta unidad y qué piensan algunos de la inversión de estos fondos para este propósito? a las 6:00 de la tarde vamos a responder ante estas preguntas. >> el fbi está buscando documentos clasificados en la residencia del exvicepresidente mike pence. la búsqueda podría tardar díasun equipo legal de pence informó que se encontró una pequeña c

enrique chávez t50 y fue condenado a 20 meses en prisión y10 años libertad supervisada, acepto que cometiós y una sustancia que es comoen canelo en polvo, 2516 pastillas telas trocas, 178 gramos de metanfetamina hasta nueve gramos en cocaína y cuatro armas que fuego no se reveló la dirección el decomiso y si hubo arrestos >>> hablamos esta tarde distrito unificado organizaron una reunión para hablar con los padres(...), familiar dijo que enfrentan sus hijos en caso consumir sustancias >>> les decimos a los padres que vengan y se informen porque puede salvarle la vida esto que ese incremento >>> a los asistentes les enseñan y nos regalaron un medicamento que en caso da emergencia puede revertir el caso defensa nilo y salva la vida es una persona >>> sentenciado el hombre convicto defender una pastilla contaminada con enfrentan hilo a una niña de 14 que les causó la muerte >>> hablamos con los padres en la sentencia en lo que es y lo que su hija no está >>> es valentina tener 14 años y estudiaba en concord, murió en agosto 2021 luego que tomar una pastilla que resultó estar envenenada con en

. >> pronto lanzaran canciones inÉditas >>> nicole chÁvez se convirtiÓ en la tercera eliminada de laramiento de la mujer y poder latino. >> el director del show dijo que no hay lÍmites cuando se trata de rihanna, billboard abriÓ una encuesta en donde preguntan a los usuarios en donde cuÁles serÍan los mejores invitados para rihanna encabeza shakira y eminem ambos ya han tenido su propia momento en la nfl >>> voto por shakira. >> ese espectÁculo que hicieron con j.lo fue espectacular >>> incluso entrenaron aquÍ en telemundo >>> en el documental que hizo >>> en el documental que hizo hace - los problemas en cualquier relación se pueden complicar cuando el dinero está involucrado. de hecho, hay un dicho por ahí que reza que: "cuando el dinero falta, el amor sale por la ventana". pero ahora yo le quiero preguntar a usted, público, ¿es válido negarte a mantener a tu suegro, si vives además en su casa? ahí está un tema, ¿no? "mi suegro es un vividor". y eso es lo que dice gustavo. Él quiere que su suegro se ponga a trabajar, en lugar de andar de fiesta. porque la verdad es que don gustavo

chavez says the people who get their guns taken away. >> don't just pose a threat to the public, butemselves. she expects to see a decrease in suicides if the board of supervisors votsd tuesday to approve expanding the gun violence strike. team reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> just into the kron. 4 news room. a man has been hit by a car and killed in san jose tonight. police say it happened in the area of monterey highway and blossom hill road shortly after 9 o'clock tonight, they say the victim was walking outside of a crosswalk. the driver of the vehicle did remain at the scene and is cooperating with the police investigation. this marks the san jose's 3rd fatal traffic incident of 2023 and second pedestrian death. >> a berkeley man who had made plans to meet his date at his house instead was met with an unsettling encounter. berkeley police say the uc berkeley student used a dating app to invite a woman to his home on prospect street when the student opened the door for the woman he discovered she wasn't alone. the woman along with 3 other people enter t

the review of cody chavez's case was made public three days before pamela preis took office. he was killed after a standoff in pleasanton. he went to officers holding a large knife and that is when they shot him. two wrongful death lawsuits have been filed in the case of mario gonzalez. police responded to calls of the man acting strangely after talking with gonzales, they tried to restain him. he became unresponsive than police say they tried cpr. there are five other cases also under review. they include caleb smith that was shot by hayward police in 2019. augustine gonzales was shot 14 times by hayward police. they say they thought he had a knife at the time and actually ended up in a small razor. mac wood fox was shot after an attempted traffic stop in 2008. and her buckskin was shot by police during a traffic stop in 2007. the last case involves the net martin who died in jail in 2021. the d.a.'s office may not be able to file certain charges in some cases because of the applicable statute of limitations. it will depend on whether or not the office finds misconduct after

so it would be, bitch chavez , so we have a president. zimba in a sardagan with russian president putin with the chinese leader xi jingping with people who themselves are responsible for their words. they expect the same from their partners, which is why lukashenka is here. in this case, he really found a friend for himself and nangagov’s brother is known in the american on the american continent, he also has a nickname, corresponding in political circles to the crocodile. that is, this is a principled man, a veteran of the anti-colonial movement. here, of course, are the messages of the belarusian president, both political and proposals in the field of business cooperation. they found understanding there. and what for us is africa the president the day before, answering questions from journalists on this topic. and he spoke very clearly. let's listen without africa there can be no prospects in the world. in general, here are the resources. there are people here. here people every year become all the education here comes the newest techno

the review of cody chavez's case was made public three days before pamela preis took office.e was killed after a standoff in pleasanton. he went to officers holding a large knife and that is when they shot him. two wrongful death lawsuits have been filed in the case of mario gonzalez.

. >> reporter: senior michael chavez reports for the school newspaper. >> it's pretty disgusting, actuallyseeing what's been going on, seeing the reactions just from the former players and just seeing how long this has been happening. >> reporter: some players have begun transferring, running from the stain their team leaves on campus. mark strassmann, cbs news, las cruces, new mexico. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," never-before-seen video of the "titanic," 2 1/2 miles below the surface. >>> i'm the king of the world! >> this week marks 25 years since the release of the movie "titanic," starring kate winslet and leonardo dicaprio. it was a blockbuster, becoming the first movie to gross $1 billion. to coincide with the anniversary, never-before-seen video of the wreck was released this week from the expedition that found the long-lost steamliner. it was 1986 when the world first saw video of the "titanic" again, almost 75 years after the so-called unsinkable ship was lost to the depths in the icy north atlantic. this week massachusetts woodshole oceanographic institution release

tres de la mañana la policía recibió un reporte de emergencia afuera de la biblioteca pública césar chávez de 60 años que tenía una puñalada los paramédicos tratan de salvarlo pero es declarado muerto en el lugar indicó el vocero de la policía. no saben el porqué ni quién lo agredió, buscar información de la comunidad para dar con el responsable. aunque la policía no sabe quién es el responsable hasta el momento apuñalar a una persona es un ataque tan personal, que dicen que no dudan que el sospechoso conocía a la víctima. la señora tiene un restaurante enfrente de la biblioteca, hoy se encontró con la escena llegar a trabajar a las cinco de la mañana. >> [hablando inglés] vio a la policía y no sabía que pasaba por poco pregunto pero me dio miedo. yo cierro temprano porque aquí está muy peligroso la noche dice. la policía no descarta que la víctima sea una persona sin hogar, que quizá se vio involucrado en una pelea. si usted tiene información que puede ayudar en la investigación llame a la policía de inmediato, este es el séptimo domicilio en el año la ciudad, uno más que a la fecha del a

instead, a rightfully putting the blame on the socialism and communism of hugo chavez and nicolas maduro on this committee our -- we are representing our country and our congress to other foreign governments. and to have someone on this committee that says those things, plus the fact that she diminished 9/11, the worst terrorist attack on our soil, that to me as a new yorker who rents a district who lost most lives on 9/11 is very disheartening and makes me angry. so i believe that she can be on any other committee, right, but she can't be on the foreign affairs committee representing our nation to other countries. >> congresswoman, to the first point, she did respond since saying that to say i was in no way equating terrorist organizations with democratic countries with well established judicial systems. to the point about antisemitism, she tweeted apologizing this 2019 for some of her statements saying, quote, antisemitism is real, i unequivocally apologize. at that moment she also voted for house resolution condemning antisemitism and just yesterday before in vote she co-sponsored ano

local officials in tucson, arizona, which is seen a notable spiking getaways and congresswoman lori chavezent has no idea who's leaving the country and he reckoned government has no idea who was coming into the country but you know who doesn't come the senate cartel, that is who is controlling this border we need to stand up and we need to speak loudly on behalf of the market people, you no longer at our children dire the streets due to the cartel running the show. brian: let's talk this over mouse appropriations is been the ultimate you for being with us and i like to started by getting your reaction to your colleagues, is there legally when he comes to who actually has control of the mexican government them about u.s. government, is a cartels in response. >> thank you for having me, yes it is frustrating especially those who live along the border to represent 42 percent of the southern border, and this is your three of this border it seems to get worse and worse and my good friend lori chavez was wrong when she said it was controlling things, i think it's important that house republicans

chavez montoya is described as standing five ft.inches tall, weighing about £140 with black hair and brown eyes. if you have any information about his whereabouts, you're asked to contact oakland police richmond well, sorry to detectives arrested woman this morning suspected in seven armed robberies. the swat team assisted in taking the 32 year old into custody this morning in el cerrito. they say search of her home turned up a firearm and assault rifle and numerous other items of evidence. she's accused of committing three robberies in richmond and foreign l. cerrito the woman also faces charges of armed robbery along with several felony weapons violations. tesla is opening a new california engineering headquarters here in the bay area. tesla ceo elon musk and governor newsom made that announcement today on the peninsula. tesla's global engineering headquarters will be at the former hewlett packard headquarters in palo alto. this is a poetic transition from the company that founded looking valley to tesla, and we're very excited to

perhaps that will come up in the hearing with chief chavez today in the more than 10 years that i haveered the border guys, every agent has told me they need three things to keep things under control. manpower, technology, and infrastructure that wall obviously infrastructure. see what happens. the hearing starts at 10:00 a.m. brian, ainsley, and steve. >> steve: we will cover it. >> ainsley: i read an article in "newsweek" george allen kelly the man griff was talking about the 73-year-old cattle rancher. he does return to court tomorrow and he said i can't afford a million dollars bond. he said please reduce this. my wife is on the ranch by herself. there is no one to take care of my life stock. he was arrested because according to this article the investigation initially revealed he was shot the immigrant was shot in the area. he was found up to 150 yards from the kelly property. but, he -- it's also being reported that he was shot on his property. so they don't know if the immigrant ran and then was found on someone else's property later. >> steve: right. so, at the next court heari