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. >> reporter: as a fair oaks neighborhood deputy, sister christina corpus saw the transformation firsthande is in awe of the woman she calls a mentor and friend. >> she is someone that has tenacity and a lot of great, but at the same time is so compassionate and so loving and so dedicated to the community. >> i love this community. i feel super at home here. it gives us all a sense of pride to see what is happening here. >> reporter: so for transforming a crime-ridden area into a safe neighborhood, this year's jefferson award goes to sister christina helmsley. >> she does not take government money because she says it takes too long to go through that process! affordable housing is indeed restricted, she says. so they are low income in perpetuity. >> what an incredible woman. it is amazing what she is doing. >> you can tell by the neighborhood, it is beautiful. >> thank you so much. remember that you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> still ahead, a unique approach to criminal justice. how one california tribe is rethinking their court system in

supervisors have the support on this ordinance by sheriff christina corpus.ot, embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. >> and that was kron 4. sarah stinson reporting for us tonight. the ordinance takes effect after a second reading at the upcoming board meeting. the justice department has charged. 28 members of mexico's powerful sinaloa cartel. >> including sons of notorious drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman. enough. fentanyl trafficking investigation. these charges were filed against cartel leaders as well as alleged chemical suppliers led managers, fentanyl traffickers and security leaders. merrick garland says the sinaloa mexican drug cartels responsible for the surge of fentanyl in the u.s.. the largest most violent and most prolific fentanyl trafficking operation in the world have fed some of the victims. >> dead and alive. the tigers? >> again, that was attorney general merrick garland describing some of th

supervisors have the support on this ordinance by sheriff christina corpus. the goal is to make everyone feel safer to see this kind of pivot embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. tells kron 4. sarah stinson reporting for us as mueller was. >> only one to vote against that ordinance. he says is what was mainly out of concern about how that legislation is tailored rather than any lack of support for the county's large immigration population. fortunately was able to chat with doesn't time for this report. now, the ordinance that's going to affect right after a second reading at an upcoming board meeting. switching gears, we have new videos out of a san mateo county woman's kidnapping in mexico. the show's monica de leon barba. okay. she's walking home with her dog in mexico just a moment before she was kidnapped on november 29th of last year. investigators say several suspects forced her into a gray volkswagen jet

. >> reporter: as a deputy, christina corpus saw the transformation firsthand.of the women she calls mentors and friends. >> she is someone who has tenacity and a lot of grit and at the same time is so compassionate and so loving and so dedicated to the community. >> i love this community. i feel super at home here. it gives us all a sense of pride to see what is happening here. >> reporter: for transporting a crime-ridden area into a safe neighborhood, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sister christina. >>> the 2020 wildfire season destroyed nearly 20 n. bay wineries and damaged dozens more. many of those survived also lost grapes through the smoke and the 2020 vintage uncertainty. we went to matt napa . >> reporter: for marcus, winemaking runs in his blood. >> our neighbors and friends would come over and i liked listening to the conversation. it was always interesting to me. >> reporter: he is the head winemaker and his passion is shown through his product. >> i remember listening . there was the wine, the conversation and people were enjoyi

. >> reporter: as a deputy, christina corpus saw the transformation firsthand.e of the women she calls mentors and friends. >> she is someone who has tenacity a at the same time is so compassionate and so loving and so dedicated to the community. >> i love this community. i feel super at home here. it gives us all a sense of pride to see what is happening here. >> reporter: for transporting a crime-ridden area into a safe neighborhood, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sister christina. illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? ♪♪ meet us in the middle of the mother road. we're in the middle of dinosaurs! welcome to the middle of everything. >>> today is day and what it her way to celebrate than to get outside and enjoy the outdoors. one man in berkeley has made it his mission to walk every inch of the city but as he tells us, completing his journey has been no walk in the park. >> reporter: generally speaking, when people say take a hike, they usually mean get out of town. for brian, it sparked a mission to actually explor

supervisors have the support on this ordinance by sheriff christina corpus. the goal is to make everyone feel safer to see this kind of pivot, embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. >> supervisor ray mueller was the only one to vote against the ordinance. he says his vote was mainly of concern about how the legislation is tailored rather than any lack of support for the county's large immigration pop immigrant population. unfortunately, he wasn't available to chat with me in time for this report and its ordinance will take effect after a second reading at the next meeting. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. a new report claims president biden is set to announce a plan to make hundreds of thousands of the so-called dreamers eligible for government health care, people who are enrolled in the deferred action for childhood arrivals program or daca would be eligible for coverage by medicaid and the affordable care act.

supervisors have the support on this ordinance by sheriff christina corpus. the goal is to make everyone feel safer to see this kind of pivot, embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. that was. >> sarah stinson reporting for us this morning. this ordinance will take effect after a second reading, which is expected to happen at an upcoming board meeting. >> it's 9.10, and a bay area bakery is closing after the owner says he's just too expensive to keep the doors open. background is the owner of misfits bakery in palo alto. he's lived in san mateo county for 14 years and he started the business after experimenting with low-carb, gluten-free. baked goods in 2015, although he says that he has a strong customer base and support from other local businesses. it's not enough to keep them afloat. >> networking is is. at the core of growing any business right? just having that community of customers. it's, you know, the othe

supervisors have the support on this ordinance by sheriff christina corpus. the goal is to make everyone feel safer to see this kind of pivot embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. >> that was kron 4. sarah stinson reporting for us this morning. this ordinance will take effect after a second reading, which is set to come up at an upcoming board meeting. >> all right. we are going to take a break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a military guardsman now facing some pretty serious federal charges. all connected with the leaking of those classified military documents. details on that coming up next. >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we're talking all about the warriors heading over to sacramento to face up with the kings. here to chase center. talk about the watch party that's set to happen tomorrow. we'll have those details after the break. tomorrow for that watch party about the

supervisors have the support on this ordinance by sheriff christina corpus. kind of pivot, embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation. happened. >> and that was kron 4. sarah stinson reporting for us. that ordinance takes effect after a second reading at an upcoming board meeting. the father of the gunman who was shot, who shot and killed 5 people in louisville this week says his son's brain will be tested for the disease. cte. it's often found in people who have been exposed to repeated head trauma. a family spokesperson says connor sturgeon suffered 3 concussions when he played football and basketball in school. symptoms of cte include aggression, depression, and sometimes suicidal behavior. police shot and killed the 25 year-old gunman on monday. funerals for the victims will be held throughout the weekend. michigan governor gov. gretchen whitmer signed new gun laws this week. they require safe storage for firearms and unive

supervisors have the support on this ordinance by sheriff christina corpus. the goal is to make everyone feel safer to see this kind of pivot embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. >> it's 7.10, and a bay area bakery is closing because the owner says it's too expensive to keep the doors open. mina background is the owner of misfits bakery in palo alto. he's lived in san mateo county for 14 years and started the business after experimenting with low-carb, gluten-free. baked goods in 2015. he says that he has a strong customer base and support from other local businesses. but still not enough support to keep them afloat. >> networking is is. at the core of growing any business 10:00am right and not just having that community of customers. it's, you know, the other business owners and giving advice and helping staff. as soon as heard the words, gluten free. everybody down. >> now he's going to move a shop to florida

supervisors have the support on this ordinance by sheriff christina corpus. the goal is to make everyone feel safer to see this kind of pivot, embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. >> and supervisor ray mueller was the only one to vote against this ordinance. he says his vote was mainly of concern of how the legislation is tailored rather than any lack of support for the county's large immigrant population. unfortunately, he wasn't available to chat with me today in time for this report, this ordinance will take effect after second reading as upcoming meeting. back to you. >> all right, sarah, thank you. new videos out of san mateo woman's kidnapping in mexico. this shows monica de leon barba walking home with her dog in mexico just moments before she was kidnapped on november 29th last year. skaters say several suspects forced her into a gray volkswagen jetta. the suspects and drove away in 3 different vehicles