damián trujillo: ustedes tienen un grupo en el condado de santa clara con la supervisora cindy chávezicos, pero también son los padres de las víctimas de este veneno, y ellos están hablando de cómo vamos a combatir este problema; ahora estamos pidiendo para más investigadores, para investigar estos muertos, para ver si podemos poner cargos de asesino. damián trujillo: no, sí, y este se llegó al nivel de emergencia, es una crisis en todo el país, el fentanilo; ¿algo más que quiera agregar señor whittington, antes de que se nos vaya, capitán? michael whittington: no, solo quiero explicar, si ustedes necesitan información de esto, el gobierno federal, dea, ellos tienen un sitio en la internet, donde tú puedes ver los emojis, se llama one pill can kill, una pastilla puede matar, por favor, para los padres, revise esta página, aprenda usted toda la información, para explicar, y para comunicar este peligro con tus niños. damián trujillo: muchas gracias, el capitán michael whittington, de la fiscalía del condado de santa clara, por estar aquí con nosotros en comunidad del valle, en un tema t

joined and created a working group, district attorney jeff rosen, along with board of supervisor cindy chaveze co-chairing a working group with parents who've lost their children, sadly, to fentanyl, and our goal is to work together to find out ways to prevent it, to charge the people who are found with it, and also to educate our youth on how to stay away from this. damian: and it's not just the teens and the youth who are consuming the drug, and then it happens to be laced with fentanyl. we talked about an infant in santa rosa who died of exposure to fentanyl. michael: that is correct. and, obviously, extremely sad and extremely upsetting any time a child dies, but to know that fentanyl, number one, is that powerful and that potent that an infant can die just from some type of exposure to it. there have been cases where officers entering homes have been exposed to fentanyl in the air, and have passed out. and it's obviously a very powerful, potent substance, and that's why we're calling it a poison. damian: and the scary part--all of it is scary--one of the scary parts, i should say, is tha

cindy chavez and susan ellenberg want santa clara county to remain a safe haven for all since july 2021 today planned parent is already provided services for 80 out of state women and many more anticipated in california because they can get health services here. and i want to remind everybody, these are health services. planned parenthood. mar monte is the largest planned parenthood affiliate in the country since last summer. they've served people from alabama, arizona, florida, louisiana, arkansas, georgia and texas. >> all patients from texas seeking care here after september first, when texas band access to abortions after 6 weeks of pregnancy. if roe v wade gets overturned this june by the supreme court, planned parenthood mar monte believes patient numbers will only increase are preparing across our affiliate to see 2 to 500 additional patients a week. >> coming from out of state, at least 26 states are poised to ban abortion. this current landscape is exactly why planned needs to expand in both size and services. the one-time capacity and expansion funding would increase medical a

today, cindy chavez and susan ellenberg held an event at the planned parenthood center in east san josed parenthood to provide more abortion services and primary care. >> we know these numbers are going to increase with what is happening with roe v. wade. if it is overturned, we will see an increased spike and we are preparing across our affiliate to see more patients coming from out of state. at least 26 states are poised to ban abortion which is a staggering number. dan: the $3 million requested today would go towards increasing medical and behavioral health services, expanding testing capabilities and increasing training. the proposal goes before the full board of supervisors for a vote tomorrow. when news of the leaked roe v. wade opinion for sproat, we sent this alert on our bay area at. if you want alerts like this in the future, download the app from the note patients -- turn on the notifications. ama: delays on the bay bridge. a tractor-trailer halloween oversized steel girders destroyed a booth sunday evening. a car ran into debris after the crash. rich officials tell abc 7 tha

. >> reporter: supervisor cindy chavez explained where the money will go. >> it's actually going toward two clinics. one clinic that's in the blossom hill area, and that's going to expand both clinic rooms and the training facility, but also a clinic on the east side that is also expanding. >> they voted their values, which reflect the values of santa clara county. >> reporter: and that's diana zamora marquin of planned parenthood in san jose who says she expects the money to help women both locally and those coming in from other states where a variety of laws have made abortions far more difficult to obtain. >> we already have seen a spike in those numbers, and it's absolutely anticipated that once roe v. wade is overturned, that will then nearly 26 states to in essence ban abortion so that people that currently have access to that service right now will no longer have access to that service. >> reporter: the board of supervisors say they expect the money to be available beginning next month. in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> and we of course will continue to follow this

get this while they were going over report on gun violence in santa clara county supervisor, cindy chavez said, quote, columbine, sandy hook, marjory stoneman douglas and now robin, that's elementary school. we keep adding school names to the list of mass shooting sites. we keep burying kids and leaving families consumed by grief and we can't say, but it won't happen here because it did. it has been less than 3 years since 13 year-old kayla salazar and 6 year-old stefen romero were killed at the gilroy. garlic festival along with trevor irby. >> in the east bay, flags from the city of dublin will be flying at half-staff through saturday evening to honor the victims of the shooting. believe they also be at half-staff in san francisco. and the president has issued a proclamation ordering all flags to be flown at half-staff as well. >> we will continue to follow the developments on this breaking news story on air and online at kron 4 dot com to stay up to date on the latest information you can use your phone to scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to our web page where

today, cindy chavez and susan ellenberg held an event at the planned parenthood center in east san jose. they are requesting $3 million on behalf of planned parenthood to provide more abortion services and primary care. >> we know these numbers are going to increase with what is happening with roe v. wade. if it is overturned, we will see an increased spike and we are preparing across our affiliate to see more patients coming from out of state. at least 26 states are poised to ban abortion which is a staggering number. dan: the $3 million requested today would go towards increasing medical and behavioral health services, expanding testing capabilities and increasing training. the proposal goes before the full board of supervisors for a vote tomorrow. when news of the leaked roe v. wade opinion for sproat, we sent this alert on our bay area at. if you want alerts like this in the future, download the app from the note patients -- turn on the notifications. ama: delays on the bay bridge. a tractor-trailer halloween oversized steel girders destroyed a booth sunday evening. a car ran into d

supervisor cindy chavez said the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence after the 2019 shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. she said that the report offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. >> there are communities all over the country that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> santa clara county has enhanced gun control measures, including mandating gun owners to have liability insurance and passing a local ordinance that prohibits processing selling or assembling ghost guns. >> in the north bay, santa rosa, police say they arrested a man who they say shot and injured another man around 11 30 last night. it happened on greenwich avenue. investigators say the 2 men know each other and they were sitting inside a car when somehow the shoo

the news of this tragedy while going over a report on gun violence in that county supervisor, cindy chavezlumbine, sandy hook, marjory stoneman douglas and now rob rob elementary. we keep adding school names to the list of mass shooting sites. we keep burying kids and leaving families consumed by grief and we can't say, but it won't happen here because it did. it has been less than 3 years since 13 year-old kayla salazar and 6 year-old stephen romero were killed at the gilroy garlic festival along with trevor irby and in the east bay flags around the city of dublin will be flying at half-staff through saturday evening, too. >> honor the victims of this tragic shooting. >> we heard from warriors head coach steve kerr at the top of the show. very emotional talking about this tragedy in texas. he spoke prior to tonight's warriors game in dallas. but for her, it is so personal in 1980, for his dad who was serving as the president of the american university in beirut was shot and killed in an assassination. yeah. very powerful words from her. there are sports director jason dumas, us. >> is act

today santa clara county supervisor and vta board member cindy chavez explained that many felt keeping the building up was too painful. >> many employees wanted that whole facility to look and feel differently. they wanted to come back to something fresh. building b is a building that we lost six lives in that building, and this is really in response to a majority of our employees saying it's time, and they wanted to see that building gone. >> reporter: several vta employees who survive credico worker tapp tejdeep singh with saving their lives because he called and warned them there was an active shooter in building b and to get out immediately before being killed himself. now as building b is torn down, there are also plans to build something to remember singh and the eight others who went to work and never came home. >> very long-term, i'm hoping that the redesign of that facility will both include a monument, but also make it more functional for the work and safer for the work that happen there's now. >> reporter: the overall goal is to help employees heal. for some, this demolition

the supervisor and vta board member cindy chavez explained many employees are still distraught coming to that building just too painful. >> many employees wanted that whole facility to look and feel differently. they wanted to come back to something fresh. building b is a building that we lost six lives in that building and this is really in response to a majority of our employees saying it's time and they wanted to see that building gone. >> vta plans to replace the building with the new facility. chavez says the hope is to put up a monument to the survivors at that site or another location. >>> well, it hasn't been this bad in decades, we're paying for more just about everything. inflation hitting a 21-year high in april. consumer prices jumping 5%. here is a look, though, where it's hitting our wallet the most. 5% is deceiving. gas is up 44%. meat prices up 19%. electricity like your pg&e bill up 18%, and dairy products up 12%. so how is this translating into our daily lives? today we took a look at the impact on our small businesses, one of our experts told us to think of it like

today santa clara county supervisor and vta board member cindy chavez explained that many felt keeping the building up was too painful. >> many employees wanted that hole to look and feel differently. they wanted to come back to something fresh. building b is a building we lost six lives in that building. and this is really in response to a majority of our employees saying it's time. and they wanted to see that building gone. >> reporter: several vta employees who survived tapped singh as saving their lives because he called and warned them there was an active shooter in building b and to get out immediately before being killed himself. now as building b is torn down, there are also plans to build something to remember. singh and the eight others who went to work here and never came home. >> very long-term, i'm hoping that the redesign of that facility will both include a monument, but also make it more functional for the work and safer for the work that happen there's now. >> reporter: vta says the overall goal is to help employees heal. for some, this demolition will accomplish that.

passed a plan to support abortion services hours before the draft opinion was leaked supervisors cindy chavez and susan ellenberger. proposed spending about $3 million to help planned parenthood. the nonprofits clinics in the armani region, which makes up half of california, and much of nevada say they have already seen 80 patients from out of state since july. the money would go towards new lab and medical equipment. additional training for doctors , expanded facilities and additional telehealth services and our coverage of the leak and the backlash continues online. you can find the local and national development just visit ktvu dot com. former south bay congressman and u. s transportation secretary norman mineta died today at the age of 19. he is being remembered for breaking barriers as the first asian american in many roles from the city council to san jose mayor all the way to the white house cabinet, but norman mineta is being remembered as much for his down to earth, kindness and humor as his groundbreaking political career. i don't recall anybody saying, um mr mineta was norm norm, y

cindy chavez and susan ellenberg want santa clara county to remain a safe haven for all since july 2021. >> today planned parent is already provided services for 80 out of state women and many more anticipated in california because they can get health services here. and i want to remind everybody, these are health services. planned parenthood. mar monte is the largest planned parenthood affiliate in the country since last summer. they've served people from alabama, arizona, florida, louisiana, arkansas, georgia and texas. >> all patients from texas seeking care here after september first, when texas band access to abortions after 6 weeks of pregnancy. if roe v wade gets overturned this june by the supreme court, planned parenthood mar monte believes patient numbers will only increase are preparing across our affiliate to see 2 to 500 additional patients a week. >> coming from out of state, at least 26 states are poised to ban abortion. this current landscape is exactly why planned needs to expand in both size and services. the one-time capacity and expansion funding would increase medic

supervisor cindy chavez said the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the 2019 shooting at the gilroy. garlic festival. she said the report that offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. there communities all over the country. >> that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> well, santa clara county has enhanced gun control measures, including mandating gun owners to have liability insurance and passing a local ordinance that prohibits possessing and selling or a sibling ghost the dubs got the win sunday night in game 3 of the western conference finals. it wasn't pretty at times, but a win is a win and they're now one win away from the nba finals. kron. 4 sports director jason dumas says in dallas how the warriors are filling

profiling a crowded field of candidates vying for the top job in that city, including supervisor cindy chavezhree members of the san jose city council, raul perales. >> rounding out the field are two political novices who have never held elected offices. they have widely different views on how to address one of san jose's biggest issues. >> kpix 5's devon feeley sat down with retired san jose police officer jim spence. >> there are two candidates in the race who are political newcomers. they have never held elected office before, and frankly face some long odds in the election. but they say they jumped into the race because they felt that the other candidates weren't talking about some important issues, or were talking about the right issues but this the wrong way. they hope to influence the terms of the debate. he chose this underpass for an interview because for a time he lived here homeless in a ramshackle rv while enrolled as a student at san jose state. >> as a student at san jose state, struggling to find housing in this community, i recognize the important need for access to basic righ

lawmakers work to support abortion services here in the bay area today, santa clara county supervisors cindy chavez and susan kellenberg proposed spending about $3 million to help planned parenthood. clinics in the nonprofits marmont region , which makes up half of california and much of nevada have already seen 80 patients from out of state since last july. 29 of them came from texas after new restrictions went into effect there. we're going to see about 3000% increase of patients into california, which is about 1.5 million patients. it's going to take all of us to take care of those patients. the money would go towards additional training for doctors, expanded facilities and testing services and a bigger telehealth program . the proposal is set to go before the santa clara county board of supervisors tomorrow. and look for extensive coverage of the country's ongoing debate over abortion on our website. our digital coverage includes more reaction from members of congress on the supreme court leak. you can also get perspective on the issue with analysis from uc hastings law professor david levine.

cindy chavez is behind the plan to increase funding.s she expects california to be a sanctuary state for abortions because of growing instructions -- restrictions being enacted across the country. now to developing news on the pandemic. tomorrow, contra costa county will announce a plan to bring focus to its emergency response to covid. the path to zero initiative will aim to produce -- reduce preventable deaths. they will also meet in june to discuss novavax's request for emergency use of its vaccine. and beijing has enforced new restrictions but stopped short of a lockdown. all residents will have to go through three rounds of mandatory testing. still ahead on abc 7 news, a south bay school is doing more than just bringing students together. how this circle of friends is making a difference. spencer: get ready for a week of changing weather patterns coming up. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t busines

. >> reporter: supervisor cindy chavez became a familiar face the past two years helping lead santa clara'sresponse to the pandemic. she's the most experienced candidate in the race having served on the city counsel and board of supervisors and believes she has the know-how to get things done. >> we have the opportunity to end homelessness and build public safety and clean san jose up. >> reporter: chavez is a candidate with big ideas and bold am misbitions that believe the power of government to improve people's lives. she's with mat et a relative newcomer to politics lacking the agility and nimbleness. >> while we may not be able to run government like a business, we certainly set measurable goals and measure our performance and be constantly looking at how we're doing, admitting when strategies that we're pursuing aren't working. >> reporter: he says the city's failed response to the homelessness crisis is one example how it makes city hall work better. >> my goal is end street homelessness. if we need to do that in a year, if our lives collectively depended on doing that in a year, we c

cindy chavez and susan ellenberg held a press event at the planned parenthood center in east san jose, requesting $3 million on behalf of planned parenthood to help provide more abortion services in primary care. the california planned parenthood later explained find that money is needed. >> we know that these numbers are going to increase, with what is happening with roe v. wade. if it gets overturned, we will see an increase by can we are preparing across our affiliate to see 200-5 hundred additional patients a week coming from out of state. at least 26 states are poised to ban abortion. which is just a staggering number. >> the $3 million go to expand testing capabilities and increased training for medical professionals working in santa clara. part of the plan is to move and expand to health centers that would provide more rooms and services. the proposal for the $3 million goes before the full board for vote tomorrow. kristen: nurses at stanford and lucille packer hospital are expected back on the job tomorrow. according to the union, 83% of members approved new three contracts wh

volunteer star iverson is busy working the phones at the willow glen campaign headquarters of cindy chavez going to go over a few highlights of cindy's many, many accomplishments. getting out the vote is a key goal of all of the candidates. first of all, it feels like it's going great. chavez a current member of the santa clara county board of supervisors, and a former city council member. is currently the top spender in a race that has already topped $2 million between all of the candidates candidate people will tell you their hopes and their aspirations not just for their city but for their families, but chavez says she has noticing some changes in this year's campaign cycle, with covid related shifts at work and at home engagement on social media and through virtual forums is now just as widely accepted as the old fashioned campaign rally. but there's a balance and the balance is that as a candidate for a city of a million people, you want to be able to talk to as many people as possible, and the one benefit to zoom is that you're able to have conversations with people that can be 30 mi

volunteer star iverson is busy working the phones at the willow glen campaign headquarters of cindy chavezo go over a few highlights of cindy's many, many accomplishments. getting out the vote is a key goal of all of the candidates. first of all, it feels like it's going great. chavez a current member of the santa clara county board of supervisors, and a former city council member, is currently the top spender in a race that has already topped $2 million between all of the candidates. as a candidate. people will tell you their hopes and their aspirations not just for their city, but for their families. chavez says she has noticing some changes in this year's campaign cycle, with covid related shifts at work and at home engagement on social media and through virtual forums is now just as widely accepted as the old fashioned campaign rally. but there's a balance and the balance is that as a candidate for a city of a million people, you want to be able to talk to as many people as possible, and the one benefit to zoom is that you're able to have conversations with people that can be 30 minute

amanda: we met with cindy chavez after the board directed million dollars in funding to planned parenthoodnt take, the largest of its affiliates in the country. money would go to equipment, center expansion, additional staffing and more to legally protect the doctors who treat the women traveling here to terminate their pregnancies. this was written prior to the roe v. wade leak. chavez says there has already been an influx of people coming from out of state. the timing couldn't be more important. i will say, the fact that they already had 80 people prior to roe v. wade, the overturn of that really demonstrates what a huge, huge problem this is for women across the country. amanda: if roe v. wade is overturned, they expect up to 500 more people a week. on wednesday, governor gavin newsom visited a planned parenthood. >> this is comical. this is about controlling women and we know that. amanda: outside this planned parenthood location in san jose -- >> is borderline criminal that our taxpayer money is going towards funding the dismembering of children in the womb. amanda: if roe v. wade is

volunteer star iverson is busy working the phones at the willow glen campaign headquarters of cindy chavez going to go over a few highlights of cindy's many, many accomplishments. getting out the vote is a key goal of all of the candidates. first of all, it feels like it's going great. chavez a current member of the santa clara county board of supervisors, and a former city council member. is currently the top spender in a race that has already topped $2 million between all of the candidates candidate people will tell you their hopes and their aspirations not just for their city, but for their families. chavez says she has noticing some changes in this year's campaign cycle, with covid related shifts at work and at home engagement on social media and through virtual forums is now just as widely accepted as the old fashioned campaign rally. but there's a balance and the balance is that as a candidate for a city of a million people, you want to be able to talk to as many people as possible, and the one benefit to zoom is that you're able to have conversations with people that can be 30 minut

cindy chavez. newcomer like uh, or what we see. in terms of, davis and others. as they for in this room. it is a coveted position. they're in silicon valley. and as you mentioned, it is going to be a busy election season will be turning to you more to help us work through it all as we approached june 7th, david mcewan, always a pleasure. thank you. guaranteeing the right to an abortion. now it is unlikely to get the 60 votes needed to pass. but as foxes madeline were there tells us democrats want the abortion debate front and center ahead of the midterm elections. several dozen abortion activists swarmed outside of justice samuel alito home monday, anger over the supreme court's potential decision to overturn roe v. wade showing no signs of abating. oh ship, the senate is taking action passing a bill that would be up security for justices and their families as republicans accused protesters of intimidation and harassment. this is unsafe, disrupts again entire community. it's not the only bill the senate is aiming to take up in response to the draft opinion leagu

the front-runners to replace him include supervisor cindy chavez, who is also a former city councilwoman long-time public servant she believes in the power of government to improve people's lives. chavez says she has the know-how to get things done. >> we have an opportunity to end homelessness, to improve public safety, to build affordable housing, housing, and to clean san jose. >> my goal is to end street homelessness. if we do that in a year if our lives collectively depended on doing that in a year, we could do it. >> matt ma on is another front-runner and like chavez, his campaign is well-funded, his bulk of experience is in the world of business, vowing to make city hall work better if elected. ♪ >>> after a covid break, carnevale is taking to the streets again, now dancers are practicing for a big moment in the mission. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us what it takes to put on the big show. ♪ >> reporter: on a cold and windy day in san francisco's presidio, it's the drum beats and the dance that brings on the heat. ♪ it's rehearsal day for folga nahopa, a multigenerational dance and

. >> we met with cindy chavez after the board unanimously voted to direct $3 million in funding to plannedthood marmont take, the largest of its affiliates to the country. money would go to equipment, additional staffing and more, improvements to better serve residents and women traveling here to terminate pregnancies and legally protect the doctors who treat them. the proposal, authored by supervisors chavez and susan ellenberg, was written prior to the roe v. wade leak. chavez says there has already been an influx of people coming from out of state. >> the timing could not be more important. i will say the fact that they already had 80 people prior to roe v. wade, you know, the overturn of that, really demonstrates what a huge, huge problem this is for women across the country. >> if roe v. wade is overturned, they expect up to 500 more people a week. on wednesday, governor gavin newsom visited a planned parenthood in los angeles. gov. newsom: if guys like me were getting pregnant everyday, does anyone think -- this is comical. this is about controlling women, we know that. >> back in th

are passing restrictive bans on women's health care and a person's right to choose supervisor cindy chavez and susan ellenberg want santa clara county to remain a safe haven for all planned parenthood. mar monte is the largest planned parenthood affiliate in the country since july of 2021, 80 patients have cross state lines to receive access to care from the facility they've served. people from alabama, arizona, florida, louisiana, arkansas, georgia, and texas. they say all patients from texas sought care here after september first when texas band access to abortions after 6 weeks of pregnancy. if roe v wade gets overturned this june by the supreme court. >> planned parenthood mar monte believes patient numbers will only increase here. they say this funding will be key in helping them prepare for that influx. >> if roe gets overturned, we're going to see an increase spike and we're preparing across our affiliate to see 2 to 500 additional patients a week coming from out of state, at least 26 states are poised to ban abortion, which is just a staggering number. this current landscape is exa

cindy chavez and susan ellenberg want santa clara county to remain a safe haven for all since july 2021. >> today, plant parent is already provided services for 80 out of state women and many more anticipated in california because they can get health services here. and i want to remind everybody, these are health services. planned parenthood mar monte is the largest planned parenthood affiliate in the country since last summer. they've served people from alabama, arizona, florida, louisiana, arkansas, georgia and texas. >> all patients from texas seeking care here after september first, when texas band access to abortions after 6 weeks of pregnancy. if roe v wade gets overturned this june by the supreme court, planned parenthood mar monte believes patient numbers will only increase are preparing across our affiliate to see 2 to 500 additional patients a week. >> coming from out of state, at least 26 states are poised to ban abortion. this current landscape is exactly why planned needs to expand in both size and services. the one-time capacity and expansion funding would increase medical

kumasi: santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez wants to greenlight up to $3 million for a local plannedhis is in anticipation of out-of-state women seeking abortion services at the office. chavez says she expects california to become a sanctuary state for abortions. this proposal goes before the full board for a vote tomorrow. julian: the duo behind tiger bonnie art studio store has officially kicked off a month of events for a api heritage month. after they lost their jobs or the pandemic, they opened tigers to go after their dreams. yesterday's celebration featured musician dj esquire, drinks from aapi owned propagation bar and jewelry from daisy's line ds metal. you are taking a look at some of that jewelry. kumasi: that is really nice. a popular wildlife sanctuary in santa rosa has new residence. four baby warthog piglets. here's a picture with their momma. safari west made the announcement on their website. the park says that mom and dad are proud of their three boisterous boys and gregarious girl. we were born in early april. the park says the warthogs moved into a brand-new habit

cindy chavez said the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the 2019 shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. she says the report offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. >> there are communities all over the country that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> santa clara county has enhanced gun control measures, including mandating gun owners have liability insurance as well as passing a local ordinance that prohibits possessing selling or assembling ghost guns. san jose's mayor says city employees accused of misconduct are being allowed to stay on the job. and that is putting the public at risk. >> earlier this month, the san jose police officer was escorted out of the department by the chief after being charged with in e

new plan to support abortion services hours before the leak of that draft ruling provides er , cindy chavez and susan ellenberger proposed spending about $3 million to help planned parenthood. the non profit clinics and the more monte region, which makes up half of california much of nevada so they've already seen 80 patients from out of state since july. 29 of them came from texas after new restrictions went into effect there. we're in a sea about 3000% increase of patients into california, which is about 1.5 million patients. it's going to take all of us to take care of those patients. the money would go towards new lab and medical equipment. additional training for doctors, expanded facilities and additional telehealth services. new at noon . former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords is in san francisco, this noontime with their national campaign against gun violence this morning, giffords and mayor london breed attended a memorial at hermann park in the financial district. the memorial is serving as a reminder of the thousands of people who have been killed by gun violence. giffords w

they say they collected 400 guns at the event supervisor cindy chavez says the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the 2019 shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. she said the report offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. >> there are communities all over the country that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> santa clara county has enhanced gun control measures, including mandating gun owners have liability insurance and passing a local ordinance that prohibits possessing selling or assembling those tickets. in the north bay. santa rosa. police have arrested a man who they say shot and injured. another man last night around 11, 30. the shooting happened on greenwich avenue near the safeway on guerneville road. investigat

and so santa clara county supervisors cindy chavez and susan ellen berg are proposing an influx of fundsabout $3 million. this money will help us do what we do better and more broadly and reach more people and particularly reached the folks who have the least access and the least ability to get this very much needed care. the money would go towards additional training for doctors expanded facilities in testing services and a bigger telehealth program. we are ready to take care of these patients. we are a sanctuary state. it's just being able to have the staffing and the resources to be able to do that. some like this protester who asked we not show her face strongly disagree with giving more money to planned parenthood. well, that's wrong because they can use the money for better things. but the supervisors say this is necessary both to help local women and those coming from out of state. they say they took action when federal funds were restricted during the last administration, and they feel the same responsibility again. we had to step in, then. will step in now will step in as long a

hours before that draft opinion was leaked supervisor cindy chavez and susan ellenberger proposed spending about $3 million to help planned parenthood. the nonprofits, clinics and them armani region, which makes up half of california and much of nevada say they have already seen 80 patients from out of state since july. 29 of them came from texas after new restrictions went into effect there. the money would go towards new lab and medical equipment. additional training for doctors, expanded facilities and additional telehealth services. amazon is now telling its employees it will pay up to $4000 in travel expenses for non life threatening medical treatments, including abortions . the new benefit applies if an operation is not available within 100 miles of an employee's home. and san francisco based yelp is calling on congress to pass legislation allowing women to have the right to choose abortion. last month, yelp announced it would cover expenses for its workers who must travel out of state for abortions and stay with ktvu for more coverage of the country's ongoing debate over abortion. y

county supervisor cindy chavez in the district attorney's office today.nced the reports will be presented tomorrow to the board of supervisors. now the findings come as the county supervisors looked at rain in the proliferation of ghost guns as the bay area experiences experiences alarming rates of gun violence. what we're going to be looking at are two different reports. one report is a preliminarts of gun violence n our community. and the headline there is that for the county of santa clara, not counting the cost of incarceration. we're looking at $72 million a year that we're spending in medical costs, mental health costs and other costs. according to one of the reports from the county health department. 60% of the gun violence in the county over the last two decades. suicides 34% are assaults and homicides and that men make up 89% of all firearm deaths. a bay area man is trying to complete a solo kayak trip from san francisco to hawaii for the second time coming up here on the four today he'll join us live to talk about what he's doing differently thi

as d and straighten access to abortion services for out of state women county supervisor cindy chavez and susan ellenberger, asking the county to fund up to $3 million for health services at planned parenthood. will be used to increase abortion services for women from states where abortion access is restricted. chavez anticipates there will be more patients here in california as the state becomes a sanctuary state for women seeking abortions. that abortion rights are more fragile than they've been in decades in this country. in states other than california lawmakers are increasingly passing strict bans on abortion as a supreme court reconsiders the scope and existence of this constitutional right. the county board of supervisors will consider the proposal for funding at its meeting tomorrow . some teachers in daly city should soon have an easier time finding affordable housing close to their jobs. the jefferson union high school district just opened up affordable staff apartments on ceremony boulevard. they say the redford staff is significantly lower than market rate. the new apartme

that's right county supervisor and san jose mayoral candidate cindy chavez and the district attorney's office today announced the reports will be presented tomorrow to the board of supervisors, according to one of the reports from the county health department. 34% of gun violence cases over the past 20 years are assault or homicides and men make up 89% of all gun deaths. the other report says the county is paying millions of dollars because of gun violence. what we're going to be looking at are two different reports. one report is a preliminary report that looks at the costs of gun violence in our community. and the headline there is that for the county of santa clara, not counting the cost of incarceration. we're looking at $72 million a year that we're spending in medical costs, mental health costs and other costs. yesterday santa clara county held its first gun buyback since the beginning of the pandemic. more than 400 guns were turned in at the milpitas event up to $100 was offered per handgun or rifle and $200 per assault weapon or ghost guns. francisco is teaming up with the stat

cindy chavez and susan ellenberg want santa clara county to remain a safe haven for all since july 2021. >> today planned parent is already provided services for 80 out of state women and many more anticipated in california because they can get health services here. and i want to remind everybody, these are health services. planned parenthood mar monte is the largest planned parenthood affiliate in the country since last summer. they've served people from alabama, arizona, florida, louisiana, arkansas, georgia and texas. >> all patients from texas seeking care here after september first, when texas band access to abortions after 6 weeks of pregnancy. if roe v wade gets overturned this june by the supreme court, planned parenthood mar monte believes patient numbers will only increase are preparing across our affiliate to see 2 to 500 additional patients a week. >> coming from out of state, at least 26 states are poised to ban abortion. this current landscape is exactly why planned needs to expand in both size and services. the one-time capacity and expansion funding would increase medica

the south bay and the actual cost of gun violence just minutes ago here, cindy county supervisor cindy chavez and the district attorney's office announced reports will be presented tomorrow to the board of supervisors. according to one of the reports from the county health department 60% of the gun violence in the county in the past two decades or suicides, 34% are assaults and homicides. men were found to make up 89% of all firearm deaths. the other report says. gun violence cost santa clara county $72 million every year well, the retired police officer who was shot and killed earlier this month in the mass shooting at a buffalo supermarket, has been awarded a college degree. canisius college is proud to confer upon aaron w . salter junior the degree of bachelor posthumously. finishes college awarded that communications degree to air insulted junior over the weekend . salter was one course away from graduating his son, aaron salter, the third accepted the diploma on behalf of his father. when they told me that they were going to do that for him, and they asked me if i wanted to do it. i said

and also a report on the cost of gun violence county supervisor in san jose mayoral candidate cindy chavezict attorney's office today announced the report will be presented tomorrow to the board of supervisors. according to one of the reports from the county health department. 34% of gun violence cases over the past two decades, our results or homicides and men make up 89% of all gun deaths. the other report says the county is paying out millions of dollars due to gun violence. what we're going to be looking at are two different reports. one report is a preliminary report that looks at the costs of gun violence in our community. and the headline there is that for the county of santa clara, not counting the cost of incarceration. we're looking at $72 million a year that we're spending in medical costs, mental health costs and other costs. yesterday santa clara county held its first gun buybacks since the beginning of the pandemic more than 400 firearms were turned in at this event in milpitas, up to $100 was offered up for handgun or rifle and $200 per assault weapon or ghost gun. a follow

cindy chavez says the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the 2019 shootingportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. >> there are communities all over the country that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up the community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> the santa clara county area has an enhanced gun control measure. a lot includes mandating gun owners to have liability insurance and the passed a local ordinance that prohibits possessing selling or assembling ghost guns. it's 5.41 and we'll be right back. that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling

and so santa clara county supervisors cindy chavez and susan allen berg are proposing an influx of funds to help about $3 million. this money will help us do what we do better and more broadly and reach more people and particularly reached the folks who have the least access and the least ability to get this very much needed care. the money would go towards additional training for doctors expanded facilities in testing services and a bigger telehealth program. we are ready to take care of these patients. we are a sanctuary state. it's just being able to have the staffing and the resources to be able to do that. some like this protester who asked we not show her face. strongly disagree with giving more money to planned parenthood . well, that's wrong because they can use the money for better things, but the supervisors say this is necessary both to help local women and those coming from out of state. they say they took action when federal funds were restricted during the last administration, and they feel the same responsibility again. we had to step in, then we'll step in now will step i

cindy chavez says that the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the 2019 shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. she said the report offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. >> there are communities all over the country that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence. >> as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> santa clara county has enhanced gun control measures including mandating gun owners to have liability insurance and the passed a local ordinance that prohibits possessing selling or assembling ghost guns. >> a deadly weekend on the streets of san francisco after police have to investigate. now 2 crashes that left 3 pedestrians debt on sunday. a taxi crashed into a building near the year. but when a center killing 31 year-old will a henderson and 72 year-old mary h

health advocates were working to support abortion services today , santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez and susan ellenberger proposed spending about $3 million to help planned parenthood. the nonprofits clinics in the mar mani region, which makes up half of california. they say they've already seen 80 patients from out of state since july. 29 of them came from texas after new restrictions went into effect. we're going to see about 3000% increase of patients into california, which is about 1.5 million patients. it's going to take all of us to take care of those patients. the money would go towards additional training for doctors, expanded facilities and testing services and a bigger telehealth program. the proposal is set to go before the santa clara county board of supervisors tomorrow are roe v. wade coverage continues right now at ktvu dot com. you'll find a reporting and updates right there on the front page. scrutiny over police use of force across the country. coming up new at 10 30 will take a closer look at the call to hold officers accountable, who failed to step in when they s

supervisor cindy chavez says that the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the at the gilroy garlic festival. she says that this report offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. there are communities all over the country. >> that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> santa clara county has enhanced gun control measures, including mandating gun owners to have liability insurance and they passed a local ordinance that prohibits processing selling were assembling ghost guns. >> it's 9.42, nothing >> we are back at 9.45. and quick update on the wildfire that was burning to our north of the red flag warning currently, in effect, comes just days after a fast-moving fire called the quail fire burned about 135 acres just north of f

cindy chavez says the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence after the 2019 shooting at thehe says this report offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. there are communities all over the country. >> that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> gun control measures including mandating gun owners have liability insurance and they passed a local ordinance that prohibits possessing selling or assembling ghost guns. >> 7.41. we'll be right back. there is nothing like dairy milk stop trying to replace it it's not gonna happen wow it happened if you love milk, this is your nextmilk ♪ ♪ >> we are back at 7.45. and up in the north bay, one neighborhood in vallejo is getting the word out that there's a little bear cub wandering around. here's an i

supervisor cindy chavez said the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the 2019 shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. she said the report offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. >> there are communities all over the country that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> santa clara county has enhanced gun control measures, including mandating gun owners have liability insurance and passing a local ordinance that prohibits processing selling or assembling go scots. to our covid coverage now on. pfizer says 3 doses of its covid-19 vaccine appears to offer strong protection for children younger than 5. pfizer says it will give that data to u.s. officials later this week, all in a step towards getting youngest age group. the kid

cindy chavez said the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the 2019 shootinghe gilroy garlic festival. she said the report offers an opportunity now for the county to wage strategies for addressing gun violence. >> there are communities all over the country that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to look that aren't necessarily all very cost prohibitive for us to be able to address us. >> and santa clara county has enhanced gun control measures, including mandating gun owners to have liability insurance and they passed a local ordinance that prohibits possessing or selling or assembling ghost guns. >> it's a 42. we'll be right back. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. musk: next year, for sure, we will have over a million robotaxis on the road. what would be the probable gross profit from a single robotaxi? we think probably something on the orde

and so santa clara county supervisors cindy chavez and susan ellen berg are proposing an influx of fundslp about $3 million. this money will help us do what we do better and more broadly and reach more people and particularly reached the folks who have the least access and the least ability to get this very much needed care. the money would go towards additional training for doctors , expanded facilities in testing services and a bigger telehealth program. we are ready to take care of these patients. we are a sanctuary state. it's just being able to have the staffing and the resources to be able to do that. some like this protester who asked we not show her face strongly disagree with giving more money to planned parenthood. well, that's wrong because they can use the money for better things. but the supervisors say this is necessary both to help local women and those coming from out of state. they say they took action when federal funds were restricted during the last administration, and they feel the same responsibility again. we had to step in, then. will step in now will step in as l