muerto por sobredosis a causa de una de las drogas más potentes que están en la calle del condado santa clara el fentanilo. >> las autoridades enviaron un fuerte mensaje a quienes venden estos opioides y también nos habla de talleres de prevención para nuestra comunidad latina para que estén bien informados buenas tardes cuéntanos de las víctimas que se contabilizan en el condado santa clara. >> qué tal sandra y césar buenas tardes las estadísticas que presentaron hoy las autoridades del condado santa clara en conjunto con el consulado de méxico dice que por lo -3 hispanos mueren cada mes en este condado debido al fentanilo y tomando el en cuenta las cifras acumuladas en los últimos cuatro años. >> el fentanilo sigue cobrando la vida de jóvenes hispanos entre enero de 2019 y mayo del 2023 la comunidad reportó 55 fallecimientos provocados por el fentanilo del condado santa clara. >> para proteger a nuestra comunidad estamos enfrentando cargos muy fuertes de homicidio en contra de los narcotraficantes que venden fentanilo. >> es una de las drogas más poderosas en las calles y que los narcotrafi

those in santa clara at santa clara university where things are looking a bit sunnier. yeah, we've got those santa cruz mountains, the kind of help with the rain when it comes in and also the fog kind of case a little sunny down here certainly are getting a beautiful day as we're >> here where they're setting up for the special olympics. and you can kind of see behind me all these chairs that set up with their water bottles and some nice of streamers for everyone to cheer the athletes as they come in. and there parade. that's going to happen this evening, starting at 7 o'clock. it's going to a lot of fun. if you want to come out, it's free to everyone. all right. let's talk about whether i'm going to start with a look from the east bay where, yeah, it's a little cloudy out there today, everybody, but we should start to get some clearing as we get into the afternoon. very similar to yesterday. but it's going to take its sweet time right down 60 degrees in san francisco. 62 oakland. >> san jose, upper 60's 70 degrees for you in livermore, though, we're warming up their co

. >> indicaron que no tienen hasta el momento una cifra clara de cuÁntas camionetas hay, pero esto esaremos de opciones en santa clara y en san mateo. >> inmediatamente me sentÍ interesada y vine. >> a su vez ella podrÍa ayudar mÁs en la educaciÓn de sus hijos. >> la escuela para adultos ofrece niveles de inglÉs. >> e 14 de julio vamos a hacer el semestre de octubre. >> cuando llegue la pÁgina prÍncipe podrÁ tener acceso a plataformas de vÍdeo llamadas. >> me estÁ abriendo puertas. >> el sitio web es aÚn mÁs sencillo de usar. el chat responderÁ con algunos temas. >> nos ayuda mucho para ir al doctor. >> siempre es bueno saber algo mÁs. tener una mejor anotaciÓn. >> nunca es tarde para aprender. mantÉngase pendiente de nuestros noticieros. esta maÑana al ex badilla visitÓ el centro lgbt. este servirÁ como foro bipartidista para que los legisladores discutan temas de salud mental. con el supervisor de san francisco cuyo distrito incluye al centro y el distrito castro circundante. los crÍmenes de odio contra la comunidad lgbt aumentaron entre 2021 y 2022 el estado tiene una nueva red de

eva blanco: sí, pues sí, yo represento a santa clara, a la universidad de santa clara, somos una universidadientemente hemos formado una alianza con otros ocho colegios privados también en el estado, inclusive caltech, claremont mckenna, harvey mudo occidental, pomona college, stanford, usc, scripps, muy conocidos, y bueno, esta alianza es simplemente, queremos traerle a las comunidades la invitación, el anuncio que nosotros también somos opciones, muchas veces hay una percepción que las universidades privadas son muy caras, que no tienen, que no son igual de accesibles, ¿verdad?, eh, y bueno, nosotros queremos venir a las comunidades, especialmente esos estudiantes en primera generación, que quizás no tienen los padres que han ido a la universidad, que conozcan primeramente las opciones que tenemos, los programas que ofrecemos, las carreras que ofrecemos, y que los consideren, porque estamos en un estado en donde tenemos un sistema educativo muy grande, muy fuerte, muy importante, el uc cal state, y también son muy buenas opciones, pero aparte, en este estado hay más de 80 universidades pri

way to the east bay as we head towards saturday afternoon, even hot 90's inside the bay in the santa clara you're going to be seen a big contrast on temperatures. it doesn't look like we're going to see an offshore wind. so we're still going to see a weak sea breeze at the coastline. that means these temperatures and some spots 30 35 degrees cooler out toward the beaches. so big contrast there. all right, overnight tonight that patchy fog is moving in. we've got some drizzle developing along the coastline. so this is how it's kind of a playing out all month long below average temperatures in the good news is is kind of suppressed the fire danger throughout spring and the early part of the summer. well, we're going to some hot weather after this on things are going to change and then well, of course, we've got the 4th of july on top of that. and that gets to be concerned. you get a heat wave right before the 4th of july. and of course, that can be an issue. we've got that sea breeze blowing right now to 25 miles an hour into fairfield. the fog. it started moving along the coastline and star

de recuperación de agencia federal para la gestión de emergencias (fema siglas en inglés) en santa claradará apoyo a damnificados por inundaciones (información en pantalla) es el nuevo centro de recuperación de desastres de agencia federal para la gestión de emergencias (fema siglas en inglés) en el condado santa clara. >> los lugares donde tenemos el centro es uno de los que son más impactados, aparte, tenemos dos centros móviles al sur del condados >> estos centros están abiertos desde ahora hasta finales de julio, el principal ubicado en las montañas al oeste del condado, uno al norte del condado santa clara que estará en (nombre en inglés) el tercero, sur del condado en san martín, zonas donde muchos de los afectados llevan esperando por esta ayudapor casi seis meses >> inicialmente, el gobierno federal negó al condado de santa clara la aplicación, entonces, en mayo 25 de esteaño, el gobierno federal (información en pantalla) esta ayuda es hasta el 25 de julio, es importante que si tienes la oportunidad de visitar los centros, que vayan directamente porque tenemos al personal >> dian

santa clara university's youngest ever graduate.ng. at now, it seems he could be headed to infinity and beyond as he embarks on his next venture kyron and his mom a join us live now in the studio to tell us all about this experience. good morning to the both of you. good morning. morning. thank you so much for being here. we know that you drove all the way from pleasanton to san francisco for this. well, so tell us a bit about i mean, what's going through your mind right now? you just accepted an offer at spacex. how did you come to that decision? i applied to believe 95 am jobs. 95 jobs to? i got to offer place a higher priest. and finally, 3 office, one, which was spacex and actually got a about the interview process being one of the most difficult in the country. but i really enjoy that those around 10 rounds. of all very technical questions, multidisciplinary as but yeah, i'm really excited to start my spacex, incredible. and a mom. >> how are you the only about all you happy with the offer from space-x. first of all, you ask hi

charles clifford takes a closer look. >> well, here in santa clara county, the county has set a goalsed to take a big step towards making that happen on tuesday. the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote on a 12.6 million dollar plan to build a 17,000 square-foot foster youth hub facility along parkland avenue was actually a renovation of an existing building. these are renderings of what the facility will look like. it will include 40 apartments, a community center or mental health services and college application services. the county estimates that there are over 700 youth between the ages of 15 24 in need of housing county supervisor. cindy chavez says that all kids should get the help they need. so to expect. >> a 17 or 18 year-old who has very little resources, no and who's launched into the world to hit the ground running in an economy like ours is unfair and we end. we shouldn't expect more of children who have so little then we would for own kids. just over a year ago, the board of supervisors endorsed the community plan to end youth and young adult homelessness i

santa clara county leaders raised the lgbtq+ progress flag at the county government building. the program manager of the county's office of lgbtq affairs read a poem as part of the ceremony. >> in 1969, those that came before me stood and cried tears with their heads held high. they paid a price for equity that money couldn't buy. you know, you may know this as the stone wall riots. but i know this as leading with pride. >> organizers say the event shows santa clara county's commitment to lgbtq rights and celebrates the community's contribution to the culture of santa clara county. >>> anticipation tonight at u.s. colleges and universities waiting for the supreme court's decision on affirmative action. that ruling could ban them from considering race as a factor in the admissions process, which boosts the number of under remitted minority students. ahead on nbc nightly news tonight, senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett sits down with the president elect of mount holyoke college to describe why race in the admissions process is not just about checking the box. >> race is r

the wisconsin native had a breakout year in his only season with santa clara. he called it surreal, being able to play in the nba, so close to where he starred in college. >> it's exciting. a lot of friends back here that texted me last night that are super happy i get to stay so they can watch me play. and my family loves it out here. so it's almost like a second home already. >> reporter: the warriors selected the 20-year-old guard with the 19th overall pick in the first round of thursday's nba draft. last season, he led the wcc in rebounding and was one of three players in the ncaa division i to average at least 19 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 assists per game. the warriors say they like what they saw and heard during his predraft workout with the team. it doesn't hurt that he finished fifth in the nation from behind the arc at 44%. >> having that sense of what we're getting as a player and a person really put it over the top. you know, fortunately both these guys were there when we were able to pick. >> reporter: the 6'5" left-hander is the third player from s

as you can see on the graphic there in alameda contra costa and santa clara counties, the suspension monday in the south bay, santa clara county could soon approve a plan to provide housing to dozens of homeless children proper. charles clifford has that story. >> well, here in santa clara county, the county has set a goal of providing housing for all homeless youth this week. they are poised to take a big step towards making that happen on tuesday. the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote on a 12.6 million dollar plan to build a 17,000 square-foot foster youth hub facility along parkland avenue. it's actually a renovation of an existing building. these are renderings of what the facility will look like. it will include 40 apartments, a community center or mental health services and college application services. the county estimates that there are over 700 youth between the ages of 15 24 in need of housing county supervisor. cindy chavez says that all kids should get the help they need. so to expect. >> a 17 or 18 year-old who has very little resources, no and who's laun

so we are here in santa clara where we're going to have it. opening ceremonies tonight for the special olympics. it's an amazing event for all of the athletes that have intellectual disabilities, both children and adults. they're going to have events all through the weekend. and i just want to mention again, they are free to the public. if you want to capture these folks on. we've been sitting through the sound check because tonight to celebrate, also free to the public. by the way, if you'd like to come and cheer them as they enter the field, frankie moreno is going to be here from las vegas lacey's river from dancing with the stars and bryant young, the forty-niners hall of famer is also going to be here is the keynote speaker. and guess what? i'm going to be one of the emcees tonight along with one of the athletes. i want to bring in emily francis. she works with special olympics. emily, why is this such a great time to be a supporter of the special it that this is our biggest showcase event of the year. we have over. >> 1000 athletes come

well, happening right now, santa clara counties meeting to discuss a plan that would provide housingss children. we have kron 4 charles clifford with a closer look at what they're talking about at this very minute. >> well, here in santa clara county, the county has set a goal of providing housing for all homeless youth this week. they are poised to take a big step towards making that happen on tuesday. the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote on a 12.6 million dollar plan to build a 17,000 square-foot foster youth hub facility along parkland avenue. it's actually a renovation of an existing building. these are renderings of what the facility will look like. it will include 40 apartments, a community center or mental health services and college application services. the county estimates that there are over 700 youth between the ages of 15 24 in need of housing county supervisor. cindy chavez says that all kids should get the help they need. so to expect. >> a 17 or 18 year-old who has very little resources, no and who's launched into the world to hit the ground running i

this comes as new numbers show the crisis is growing in santa clara county. fentanyl-related overdose deaths jumped from 17 in april to 41 in may. >> this is a trajectory that cannot be tolerated. there's a sense of urgency we must tackle in ensuring the state and county work in partnership to address these, not just as a public health crisis, but also a public safety crisis as well. >> a medical examiner at santa clara valley medical says most of the fentanyl-related deaths involve victims who mix the opioid wither on drugs. santa clara county recorded its first tranq-relate the death in april. >>> a game changer when it comes to your ears? a hearing aid developed in menlo park might be twice as effective as standard hearing aids. the company that makes it believe it could help more than 38 million suffering from hearing loss. >> reporter: music is lisa burns' passion. she's the stand-up bass player there on the right. but she's always struggled with hearing loss. in 2010, it started getting worse. >> i woke up one morning, and everything was really quiet. w

. >> every night in santa clara county specifically san jose fire all fireworks are legal.obson is deputy fire chief with the san jose fire department. he says by this time last year county received more than 800 request for illegal fireworks and issued 13 citations. >> and dobson says someone has recently been burned after setting off fireworks yet to people. we have on a yearly basis. people either burns or they as a result of the explosion. they have some sort of trauma and with the heat on the way this week, fireworks also mean fire danger has its summer. i have a are few moistures have decreasing our he has increased. so therefore, we consider this a while. burn season. >> and outside burning shut down. >> well, that was justin campbell reporting for us this morning. the fire department is encouraging residents to report fireworks at 3, 1, 1 dot san jose dot gov. that way. firefighters have a better chance of going after the people there watching these illegal fireworks. >> helen, the east bay, the city of concord, also cracking down on illegal fireworks. police say yo

this happened on tenth and santa clara in downtown san jose. then police believe the suspect intentionally ran over three pedestrians just up the street on santa clara and 16th. both those people died at the scene. those were the first deaths in this crime spree. shortly after the suspect is also believed to have hit a person on a motorized scooter about two miles away. this is on alum rock avenue. then he headed north a little bit more. 4:30, police say parkourana made his way to milpitas and stabbed another man in a smart and shop parking lot on jacklin road, that man died. two people killed in a hit and run, a third killed in the milpitas stabbing. as we're learning more, we're also learning about some of the victims. two of those killed were a husband and a wife in san jose. they were standing right outside their home. this happened on 16th and santa clara street when the suspect drove into them. investigative reporter candice nguyen spoke with their son this afternoon. the son just lost both his parents. what a tough time for him. >> i mea

that ranges in santa rosa down into the santa clara valley. this heat dome is starting to pack a punch . we are sitting well above average today. tatum has will hit the upper 90s, even triple digits near livermore, antioch. fairfield is even warming up into the 90s with brentwood with a similar trend. along the coast, we are staying below average today. that marine layer holding us tight right now, keeping us nice and cool but heading into saturday, more upper 90s are expected for us. upper 70s in san francisco and throughout the bay area. luckily, by the fourth of july, that is when we will see the area of high pressure move out and it will cool us down past. i will have more in your forecast coming up. >>> looking live at contra costa county where the triple digit temperatures are expected, jocelyn moran with how people are preparing. >> reporter: this is the first heat wave of the summer ended is ahead of the fourth of july weekend. it has been a while since we have experienced these high temperatures so what is a good idea to refresh our m

santa clara, a was a fake. it was all real.t them carry out here. >> all and the 2 picks will be at the warrior summer league in las vegas. that begins pretty soon. july 8th, several local police departments are taking part in the campaign to benefit the special olympics. kron four's tiffany justice shows us how they're showing support through the torch run. >> right. this is a big effort from northern california police departments. many taking part in this annual torch run the show support for the special olympics. we know that the northern california special olympics kick off today. law enforcement from all over the world partner with the special olympics to raise awareness and funds for the athletes. >> law enforcement members and special olympic athletes carry the flame of hope. and to the opening ceremony, part of the torch run is to gain visibility, told around 3500 law enforcement members from 200 different agencies participated running passing through 30 different counties and 180 different cities around 8 o'clock this

. >> the 9 adults were booked into the santa clara county jail. the teens have been booked at the santa clara county juvenile hall. >> illegal street vending in san francisco appears to go unabated by police in the mission district and the president of the sf police union tells kron four's has mic noon. there is a reason for that and he explains what it is >> given day you can buy anything from clothing, pharmacy grocery items right here at the corner of 24th street and mission in francisco. you actually see them selling yes, they would have right on the ground. sunning going from say point. the only problem is without a city-issued permit preventing these folks are breaking. the law says lifelong mission district resident rafael gutierrez. he says that he recorded these videos to show that it's not just the illegal street vending. that's a problem here. they're sitting there something stop smoking or i mean, just i mean, it's so sad. i feel children that passed by families. >> and the owner can even sit down and wait for a bus. >> and he says oft

santa clara county leaders raised the lgbtq+ progress flags. program manager of the office's lgbtq affairs read a poem as part of the ceremony. >> in 1969, those that came before me stood and cried tears with their heads held high. they paid a price for equity that money couldn't buy. you know, you may know this at the stone wall riots, but i know this as leading with pride. >> organizers say the event shows santa clara county's commitment to lgbtq rights and celebrates the community's contribution to the culture of santa clara county. our janelle wang is here at the anchor desk getting ready for the 5:00 news. happy monday. >> happy monday, a successful pride weekend. we're getting ready for fourth of july, already waking you up at night, illegal fireworks being set off more than a week before the holiday. these are illegal fireworks. in the south bay, officials are cracking down with the fines and jail time might be, also if you're an watching an illegal fireworks display you could also have to pay. >>> and cracks emerging in russia's war in

at santa clara, the average is 20 points per game on his way to being named the west coast conference player of the year. and the warriors also decided to make a trade both before the end of the round, they moved forward and took trace jackson davis from the indiana hoosiers , and they are ready to get to work. >> he has been a sponge, he is able to absorb all the knowledge, and me and him like to both pass the ball, and we are very unselfish players, so i think it's going to be a great fit for both of us. >> i think a basketball player should know how to pass, dribble, and shoot, and i think i'm a pretty smart basketball player , and the warriors have a lot of smart basketball players as well. >> history was made as bay area twin brothers were top-five of the same draft, they were selected number four and number five overall. he will be heading to houston to play with the rockets while his brother will go to the detroit pistons. they both grew up in san leandro before going to high school in florida. >>> this weekend will be a special one at the stern grove festival, nico case is col

santa clara county's medical examiner, coroner dr. michelle jordan, also says that most fentanyl drug deaths in the county involve fentanyl combined with other drugs, including methamphetamine. scene santa clara county's behavioral health services department offers free narcan kits, which can help prevent an overdose. the department also launched a public awareness campaign at fentanyl xorg earlier this month , targeting young people ages 14 to 29. health officials hope to spread the word and educate people about what fentanyl is and its deadly impact on the community. it's something where it's so easy to mass produce and it's really just a business expense for drug traffickers ultimately. yes people die. but then there's also more and more people who are getting addicted because it's incredibly addictive. right? so they're increasing the number of buyers that they have, even if they're losing the number of them to these deaths. santa clara county is also trying to raise awareness about experimenting with drugs not given to you by a d

the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote on a 12.6 million dollar plan to build a 17,000 square-foot foster youth hub facility along parkland avenue. it's actually a renovation of an existing building. these are renderings of what the facility will look like. it will include 40 apartments, a community center or mental health services in college application services. the county estimates that there are over 700 youth between the ages of 15 24 in need of housing county supervisor. cindy chavez says that all kids should get the help they need. so to expect. >> a 17 or 18 year-old who has very little resources, no and who's launched into the world to hit the ground running in an economy like ours is unfair and we will end. we shouldn't expect more of children who have so little then we would for our own kids. just over a year ago, the board of supervisors endorsed the community plan to end youth and young adult homelessness in santa clara county. >> since then, the county has added or is working to open dozens of housing units specifically for young people. if the plan is app

one of three homers for santa clara as the broncos knock out arizona with a 9-3 win and santa clara stayslive for another day. >>> less than two weeks ago, rose zhang was celebrating a second straight ncaa title with her stanford teammates to cap off her sophomore . the eaold is g the ga up this week in new jersey for her professional debut. so much for rookie jitters. she had four birdies on the front nine, two more on the back, zhang shot a bogey-free round of 66 and will take a two-stroke lead into the final round tomorrow. >>> let's go to vegas. michael buffer getting the crowd ready to rumble in game one of the stanley cup final. six minutes to play, florida down a goal. they turn it over in their own zone. oh no. mark stone makes them pay. the golden knights scored three times in the final period to take game one 5-2. >>> still to come, the finish in chicago that left this guy absolutely stunned. it'll leave you stunned as well. >>> and aaron judge made his mark on is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device

. >> reporter: is the president of santa clara university issued a statement, expressing disappointment, they said our diversity including race is a part of our human identity through today's decisions therefore plays a substantial burden on our freedom to recognize aspiring and current students as whole human beings. and usf professor who specializes in immigration law and asian american studies wrote this is a sad step backwards in the long road toward racial equality, the decision fails to recognize the institutionalized racism against many minorities in the united states. as recently as 2016, the supreme court upheld using race as a factor in college admissions programs that was before the court's makeup moved sharply to the right with the conservative majority. >> and to add some context to this, joining me is the university diversity officer from cal state east bay. thank you for joining us. as we mentioned, in california, the state university ended affirmative action back in 1996. what has and has not worked and what are the challenges that remain for colleges here in california?

average mid-to upper 70s on the peninsula and low 80s in santa clara.80 for most of the trivalley. warmer for livermore. 85 degrees there. the warmest spots, far inland of the east bay rgs only hitting the mid-80s. that is a bit out of the ordinary. a mix of upper 60s and low 70s for oakland and the east bay. low to mid-70s in the north bay. southwesterly winds allowing with the alignment of the valley to bring muroan air farther in until you go much farther north. a lot going on this weekend. the alameda county fair kicked off yesterday and it will continue into early july. 83 degrees for a high temperature in pleasanton today. if that is wihigh temperature thw with breezier conditions. mid-60s for highs today. tomorrow, only three degrees cooler temperature wise but it will feel cooler because of the breezy conditions we are experiencing throughout the day. and tomorrow, layer appropriately, breezy but the wind doesn't make its way too far into the drove. high temperatures only reaching the low 60s and a little june gloom will float through as well. t

you just hung out with brandin a few weeks ago on the santa clara campus. is he following you, or are you following him? >> i think i'm following him after that great season he had with the broncos. he was the co-player of the year. it's spelled brandin, pronounced brandon. >> i'm just worried about the last name. >> podziemski. he goes this is how you do t. i got it on tape. i got it saved. >> give me a few more weeks. >> the one thing i asked him about, what do you think your strength is? he goes, a lot of people don't think i'm athletic as i am. he was preparing for the nba combine, lit it up there. went and worked out for the war i don't remembers and they loved what they saw. >> what stands out to you from both these guys? >> confidence. every rookie comes in and says, i'm going to do this. you look in these guys' eyes and they believe it. they believe they can make a difference even on a team that has steph curry, klay thompson, draymond green. i asked, you know, it's hard for young players to get playing time. even a bigger challenge for rookies. her

then a second stabbing on santa clara street over by 12th and santa clara. we were not made aware of that yesterday, so that was revealed today. so police believe there might be other victims there who don't know that they may have been mr. parkourana's victim in this case. so he wants those people to come forward even if they think that their incident is inconsequential. it might add up here. >> certainly there is a broader issue to discuss here. let's bring in judge cordell here. when you see a case like this where there's a repeat offender with such a checkered past, who's to blame here? where's the hole in our justice system? >> first, my condolences to all of the victims in this case, and i share the frustration that the public must feel, the frustration that the courts must feel and also the police must feel. you have here, again, he is presumed to be innocent in our system, so he's alleged to have committed all of these crimes. but without talking about his case specifically, i, when i was on the bench, presided over lots of criminal cases and saw rep

at santa clara he was west coas conference player of the year. >> santa clara 30 minutes south of golden state. i went to a lo of games this year to see how they play. i think it is a perfect fit. like you said, steph and klay two of the best shooters in the world. i think can be right up there with them when all is said and done. >> he was higher than that on our board. any time you come away from a player that is eigh or nine spots ahead of your board where you picked you feel great about it. >> just before the end of the second round, the warriors traded small forward beverly junior for the wizards and took jackson davis from the indiana team. >>> you can not have five guys makeing $20 million. can not happen anymore. >>> still ahead, a incredibly devastating discovery in the search in the atlantic. the clues that can figure out what went wrong. >>> then, the struggle for transand nonbynary nonbionary. something that may fit your bod that you were born with but project what you want. >> you on a designer that experienced it firsthand stitched together a solution. >>> and could taylor

both for our north bay and even down into the santa clara valley. gianna?n invitation to the house. >>> a very busy weekend but a good weekend with the temperatures along the coast. so coming from the east bay if you need to cool off probably a good place to go. it will be quite busy along highway 1. speaking of busy already tracking the brake lights over to the bay bridge. getting busy and definitely seeing some slow and go conditions now that the metering lights are officially on. so busy as you head across the upper deck as well. working over into san francisco. now we are thinking a little bit about holiday travel with that fourth of july holiday just a couple of days away. so today and tomorrow will be very busy at the airports and we've already seen that this morning. with jocelyn moran out there live. it's been pretty troublesome for people trying to travel through there. but hitting the roadways certainly going to be busy on the bay area freeways and the routes east 80. eastbound 580, south 101. bay area bridges will likely be busy today and tomorro

the clara university.lso offering up some special programming for the athletes. >> here, santa clara university, also young athletes program for ages 2 to 7 and also healthy athletes program, which we offer free health screenings and end up with our big dance. you have a dj will be over shaw stadium. athletes dance for a couple hours. have a great >> fix organizers also launched a new awareness campaign called do something special. that coincides with this weekend's events. area. cartoonists jean ye is back in the spotlight for his latest work american born chinese. the tv series stars oscar winning actress michelle yeoh and the bay area's own daniel wu. i spoke with the best-selling graphic novelist about the inspiration behind his work. >> the chinese mythology that you point out that is symbolic all the pieces of myself that i used to be ashamed of. but i'm now proud of, you know, that's the journey that the main character in both the book in the series goes through. and i hope for our viewers and our r

he was on active probation in santa clara county when this rampage occurred.took san jose police some time to connect the dots between the random acts of violence. by then the suspect had made it to milpitas. the rampage left three people dead, three hurt and two with life threatening injuries. the attacks happened at four different locations. it began in san jose's pepper tree neighborhood a little after 3 p.m. the first stabbing and carjacking happened at kooser and dellwood. the suspect then drove to the target at hillsdale and ross where he stabbed a second victim according to police and made off with their car. eventually he hit and killed two pedestrians on santa clara street east of downtown. then in milpitas police say this guy stabbed and killed another person in the parking lot of a smart and final grocery store and so brought adtial fibasical plain clothes detectives on the ground inside of the ceremony. at that time we had a photo, so we knew who we were looking for. we didn't know the identity, but we knew what they looked like. >> police surround

we have lots more coming up from santa clara, later in sports. dan: thanks. ama: new details on what's now a recovery mission in the atlantic ocean. the five person crew of the titan tourist sub now believed to be dead. dan: the coast guard confirms the missing submersible was found in pieces on the ocean floor more than two miles beneath the surface. ama: the five people were with the ocean expeditions company, hoping to tour the titanic wreckage. the navy now says an underwater acoustic detection system on sunday heard what was likely the implosion of the submersible. >> the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. dan: all of the people on board are presumed dead including a businessman, a billionaire, as well as stockton rush who was the ceo of ocean gate, and titanic researcher and diver -- ama: to continue to follow alo with the story, go over to our website. we have interviews with photographers who travel to the site and other expert analysis of what went wrong. it's on the first page of abc7news.com. dan: let's turn th

clara county is wrapping up its fight against fentanyl. county's health department revealed this week. >> that fentanyl-related overdose deaths in the county this year rose from 17 and april to 41 in may. last year the county saw 161 fentanyl fatalities. county leaders hoping to bring that number down this year. >> part of our strategy next to to be distributing fentanyl. test strips to people who want them and they'll be able to test drugs that they may be taking on their own and see if they're laced with fentanyl. >> the county's behavioral health services department has launched a public awareness campaign targeting people ages 14 to 29 warning of fentanyl-laced pills circulating in the community while educating the public about naloxone as a life saving measure. meantime, san jose city leaders are announcing plans to crack down on what they're calling the route of the city's drug problem. this after reports of people congregating in front of businesses and apartment homes to buy, sell and use drugs in downtown san jose kron four's gayl

raÚl: y en "sin rollo" te hablamos de lo que pasÓ en corte con clara chÍa y piquÉ.con quÉ belleza, con jomari. jessica: llegÓ la hora de hablar de lo que mÁs nos gusta a nosotros . del cabello. con el verano a la vuelta de la esquina y la humedad que ya se estÁ sintiendo en varios lugares del paÍs, el cabello empieza a hacer freeze. jomari: afecta muchÍsimo el cabello. jessica: 87% de las personas aseguran que las personas se les ha deteriorado durante el verano. sÓlo 13 por ciento segura que no. para saber cÓmo proteger el cabello hoy jomari nos tiene los mejores productos. jomari: tenemos 15%. pero vayamos a la primera pregunta. jessica: varios televidentes enviaron sus preguntas. tus primas, tus tÍas. vamos a ver lo que dice nuestra amiga desde la cabina del show radial buena vibra. vamos a los Ángeles. >> saludÁndote desde la cabina de buena vibra. una amiga se metiÓ a la piscina y se hizo el pelo verde. verde completamente. la pregunta de si fue por un quÍmico en la piscina josÉ por el tinte rubio? yo pregunto por las rubias que no son natural como uno. jomari:

el y aplica desde la pandemia este corredor comercial sobre la calle santa clara el centro de san joséen a sus tiendas. >> un panorama sombrío. >> es muy importante están activos. sí traen a clientes. el edificio esté limpio. >> explica que recibe diariamente reportes de comerciantes y se someten en la aplicación. >> a pesar de sus esfuerzos conjuntos estos problemas continúan afectando por hizo dice que un anuncio de la esperanza. >> debido a que los dueños no están presentes para deshacerse de basura. >> un grupo de personas dedicadas a caminar a menudo por nuestras calles en el centro de la ciudad en busca de ser los responsables a los dueños de propiedades. >> en vez de esperar a que la persona de la comunidad a un reporte en línea por el tresuno uno estos inspectores. >> primero los corredores más afectados y con tiempo de anticipación enviará una notificación a todos los propietarios que pronto inspectores irán a ser la infección está en violación al código le darán una situación por la primera infracción hasta 1000 dólares en multas para quienes recurrentemente incumplan las nor

. >> el condado santa clara, anuncia que muertes por fentanilo se duplicaron este mes ,. >> hablamosesta situación . >> en el condado santa clara, la larga lista cataloga a la mayoría de estas como accidental, la doctora dice que notó que recientemente la mayoría de los casos, fueron causados por mezclar fentanilo con otras drogas, el condado reportó 17 casos de sobredosis por fentanilo, los casos mortales más cerca de casa . >> de hecjho el año pasado, un familiar mío falleció de esto, de fentanilo . >> ella dice que en el caso de su primo se tomó una pastilla y quedó inconsciente, desde entonces, protege a sus hijos porque el fentanilo los esconden hasta en dulces . >> por muy amigo que sean no tomen nada que ellos no compren la doctora dice que la mayoría de los casos son entre la comunidad latina caucasca edades entre 20 a 30 años, existe este medicamento sprite nasal que revierte síntomas, por sobredosis de fentanilo, el condado lo ofrece de manera gratuita ,. >> están abiertas hasta las 2 30 de la tarde, si la persona va no se le hacen preguntas, también le dan entrenamiento pa

para nosotros es estupenda solo al sur que santa clara, sábado y domingo mayor a 50 puntos.ésar continuamos co nmas. >> [música] >> [habla en inglés] >> que en la bahía y este viernes llegó el turno para san francisco con la banda de libertad gay en la ciudad. formamos que el mes del orgullo en san francisco. nosotros también estamos en el mes del orgullo y vamos a conocer un director y productor mexicano que usa la técnica de acuarela que da a imágenes de película. puede ser considerado. >> >> >> [música] >> [música] >> por medio de acuarelas captura la belleza y glamour de personas icónicas de la moda >> es diferente y muy mexicana y ha dado a las películas ese toque especial al representar al país . es algo que genera orgullo >> creció en la ciudad de méxico y en 1992 se mudó al área de la bahía >> méxico tenía muchos problemas aceptando a la gente gay y el área de la bahía y gran parte de la bahía y que según él han queado en el olvido >> que no tenían y que se olvida u poco que en demasiado a la moda >>ha sido tan grande el éxito de sus películas que ha tenido varios re

los dos sospechosos se encuentran recluidos en la cÁrcel del condado de santa clara.an a ver mÚltiples eventos de fuegos artificiales que habrÁ en la ciudad. veamos cÓmo distinguir un fuego artificial de un disparo. reportero: hay que recordar primero que los disparos con arma de fuego a forma de celebraciÓn son ilegales, al igual que la pirotecnia en la mayorÍa de los condados. muchas veces es difÍcil distinguir uno de otro. la policÍa cuenta con sistema especial que les ayuda identificarlos. >> creo que no sabrÍa diferenciarlo. >> a veces sÍ se escucha diferente, pero los confunden a veces. es mÁs fuerte. reportero: el primer sonido es un arma de fuego. el segundo de pirotecnia. es uno de los temores de cualquier comunidad: escuchar detonaciones y no saber si se trata de disparos, no saber de dÓnde viene cuÁn cerca podrÍan estar. >> lo mÁs fÁcil es si miras. los fuegos artificiales tienen colores y suben al cielo. tienen ruido un poco mÁs suave. reportero: el oficial de policÍa comenta que si tiene dudas, es mejor resguardarse en casa y comunicarse al 911, ya que en

educación a pesar de las decisiones que se tomaron y sobre el fallo de la corte la universidad de santa clarane una carga sustancial a nuestra (inaudible) >> donde se verán las implicaciones. >> en otras noticias avanza la investigación luego que un agente del orden disparara y matar a un hombre este miércoles se ve una investigación donde esto ocurriera en la isla (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> oficiales veían una orden judicial del resto. >> (información en pantalla) >> al llegar al lugar se encontraron con una persona armada donde los oficiales abrieron fuego. >> la persona fue declarada muerta en la zona. >> una madre de familia que acusó a su ex pareja de secuestrar a sus hijos en el 2020. >> (nombre es inglés) ahora el fiscal tiene un castigo de seis meses sin cárcel pero. bajaría la sentencia a la mitad por ciertas condiciones y que se responsabilice por delito precisamente la mujer y la pareja (inaudible) >> un grupo de trabajadores salen a manifestarse en la ciudad de san francisco por el nuevo salario mínimo que se ubica en $18.69. >> vamos con la información. >> así es

happening today, the santa clara county board of supervisors.'re going to vote on a plan to actually provide housing for all homeless youth. the board of supervisors will vote on a 12.6 million dollar plan to build a foster facility right along parkwood avenue. it will include 40 apartment, a community sen mental health services and even college applications services. the county estimates are more than 700 young people between the ages of 15 24 that need housing. so to expect. >> a 17 or 18 year-old who has very little resources, no and who's launched into the world to hit the ground running in an economy like ours is unfair and we will end. we shouldn't expect more of children who have so little then we would for own kids. >> if the plan is approved construction of that new housing have could be completed by 2025. well, new state laws could kill keep more major movie productions right here california. governor newsom is expected to sign legislation that would give studios a major tax rate standing a 330 million dollar tax credit for production.

we have lots more coming up from santa clara, later in sports. dan: thanks.ma: new details on what's now a recovery mission in the atlantic ocean. the five person crew of the titan tourist sub now believed to be dead. dan: the coast guard confirms the missing submersible was found in pieces on the ocean floor more than two miles beneath the surface. ama: the five people were with the ocean expeditions company, hoping to tour the titanic wreckage. the navy now says an underwater acoustic detection system on sunday heard what was likely the implosion of the submersible. >> the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. dan: all of the people on board are presumed dead including a businessman, a billionaire, as well as stockton rush who was the ceo of ocean gate, and titanic researcher and diver -- ama: t continue to follow along with the story, go over to our website. we have interviews with photographers who travel to the site and other expert analysis of what went wrong. it's on the first page of abc7news.com. dan: let's turn thi

there are currently 700 homeless youth living in santa clara county. supervisors are set to vote on that project tomorrow. >>> an urgent call for blood donors during trauma season. the nonprofit organization called vitalent is urging people to donate blood this summer. donations are the lowest in july typically, and more blood is actually needed now in the summer because of injuries from all of those outdoor activities. here's a chance to donate july 1st that donation truck will be at st. augustine catholic church in san francisco, july 2nd, st. peter's catholic church in pacifica, and the south bay, july 5th, san jose's west field oak ridge mall. we have a full list of the dates and locations on our web site, nbcbayarea.com. >>> drug makers are racing to be the first to release an oral version of the popular weight loss drug ozempic. the american diabetes association has been working on clinical trials to create a pill with the active ingredient in ozempic. a daily pill may be more appealing than the current injectable version. tonight on nightly news

the santa clara county medical examiner's office is sounding the alarm. fentanyl deaths spiked from 17 in april to 41 i may. 141% increase in a single month, well on the way to exceeding last year's grim tota of 160 deaths. >> we've seen fentanyl in both the fake pill form as well as i powder form. and the vast majority of fentanyl related deaths actually involve fentany mixed with other drugs. >> reporter: 50 times more potent than heroin, doctors and public health officials have long known the dangers of fentanyl. but because it's cheap, highly addictive, and readily available, curbing its spread has been a challenge. >> this drug here, this fentany is really killing people at an alarming rate. i think when you're addicted and living on the streets and you're in survival mode, then you get caught off guard. >> reporter: pastor scott hands out narcan as part of his ministry to the homeless, and like sean he hopes it will save a life and loosen the grip of this terrible drug even briefly >> i know people that use, and don't want them to die. i want to sav

beautiful conditions in the santa clara valley and napa.with that beautiful marine layer kind of just taking away the golden gate bridge from the tourists coming to see it. the temperatures today, daytime highs are worm warming up a lot. 90s. it will warm up more into the weekend as high pressure builds its way in. 60s on the coast. that leaves us below average in pacifica and well below in concord, antioch and fairfield. that distinct finish of cooler temperatures off the coast and warmer temperatures in the inland areas where change into the next couple of days. high pressure continues to build in. the temperature anomaly map it will get warmer and warmer into saturday and sunday forecast. that's why the national weather service issued a heat advisory for the inland areas. for antiyoke for example, moderate to high category with the temperatures for extreme heat risk. is this record breaking? not necessarily. this comes as a convenient time for all the inland areas where fourth of july festivities start as early as tomorrow. we are dealin

santa clara valley, back to san jose we go. jumping about ten degrees within the matter of two days. this could come to -- this could come as a surprise to many of us if we're not prepared now. so how do we prepare? we can only change what we do with the weather. right? so start wearing sunscreen folks. just get in that good habit and we're officially in summer. of course drinking water too. keeping the kiddos hydrated. sometimes they're stubborn and don't want to. but little do think know it's going to warm up even more heading into this weekend. so if you want to enjoy a nice pool weekend, make sure you are taking good care of loved ones folks. 90s in the forecast for us saturday and sunday and then we cool down back to the 80s just in time for the fourth of july holiday. 60s expected for us by fourth of july for the bay. low 60s along the coast. so in the next seven days, lots of sunshine to go around. and i know that's hard to believe because we're still dealing with that marine layer right now outside our windows. even in

all the way down into the santa clara valley under first alert weather days through tuesday. we will cool down to upper 70s in the north bay, low 80s in the south bay. how is the fog helping out with this crazy topic ? >>> delays across the don bridge and especially over into san francisco. limited visibility certainly to be an issue. the good news is that it is friday and we hope for friday light with less cars on the roadway. it's getaway friday so many people may have left yesterday to get a jumpstart on the holiday weekend travel. today is one of the busiest days with record-breaking travel expected this weekend. be extra careful crossing the span of the golden gate bridge but don't forget the rate hike will start tomorrow costing more to get across the span. 280, highway 101 into san francisco and the coast, a lot of fog as well. >>> just before the fourth of july a lot of people getting out of down with busy conditions. 580 and 101 bay area bridges extra slow today. expect delays and try to get a jumpstart before 1:00. you may want to wait head out to missed the afterno

. >>> so, tomorrow, hundreds of students will graduate from santa clara university. that includes one 14-year-old, yes, a 14-year-old who's not even old enough to drive. as nbc bay area's bob redell explains, he will become the youngest person ever to graduate from the university. >> kairan quazi is a 14-year-old boy from pleasanton with an iq ranked in the top one tenth percentile of the general population. while most of his peers just graduated middle school, tomorrow he'll receive his bachelor's degree with a job lined up with a top space companies. he was speaking full sentence es at 2 years of age. at age 9, his parents had him tested and he was profoundly gifted. >> at an early age, he was recognizing advanced mathematical models that i was impress with, but i did not have a reference. >> reporter: at age 10, a pediatrician recommended college to keep up with his accelerated learning. after three years at santa clara university, kairan, 14, will graduate with an engineering degree and a job with spacex, a highly competitive rate with an acceptance rate of less

the serious charges at santa clara county as santa clara county tries to curb the number of overdoses and millions of dollars in funding announced just today for the port of oakland. the oject getting t small business owners don't always have time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! starting tonight's west coast rap. a research group tells fox a gray whale was found along washington beach this week, the fifth this month, two others were found over the past week, one along ocean shores, another near olympia, dating back to 20 1984. gray whales have died and washed ashore nationwide. it's part of an unusual mortality event that has scientist paying very close attention. now to southern california, where hermosa beach police are looking for a man who threw a lit firework into a crowd. the incident was caught on camera. police say the people were gathering for a silent disco event marking pride month. according to officials, the firework exploded in the middle of the crowd and fragments of the fir