santa clara's never been a city that follows what others are doing. we are an independent community. we have done a lot of things that other cities don't do. >> reporter: for hamid whose business sits in santa clara but lives in gilroy, while he cannot vote on the measure, he's truly invested in the outcome of measure b after being a victim himself. >> i just want somebody that is going to care so this thing doesn't happen to another family or another business owner. i just hope whoever the chief is going to be that they're going to make some changes for the future. >> and the current chief pat nikolai also opposes measure b and if it passes, he may go down as the last elected police chief in the city of santa clara and state of california. regardless what happens, the chief's job will not be impacted. he announced he's going to retire the end of his term. >>> we spoke with the voter registrar for napa county. they say they've only gotten back 14,000 of the 83,000 ballots mailed out, less than 17%, compared to more than 23% at this time in the last el

reporta en santa clara nathalie vera noticiero telemundo california.es decir, el representante del partido republicano y demócrata que competirá por la silla presidencial en las elecciones generales, que serán en noviembre. además, se votará por el representante de california que estará en el senado federal, es decir, el puesto que dejó vacante dianne feinstein. también se elegirán candidatos legislativos y al congreso las contiendas locales de su condado y ciudad, así como también la propuesta 1 atención que la elección del senado tiene una variante en esta jornada, porque se trata de hacer 2 votaciones. una es para cubrir los meses. restan del mandato actual que duraría el resto del año y la otra es para un mandato completo de 6 años que comenzará en enero de 2025. los candidatos con mayor número de votos con irán por ese puesto en la elección general también hay que tener en cuenta que la única propuesta electoral que aparece en la boleta será la propuesta 1. se trata de 6.4 mil millones de dólares con los que se promete expandir el sistema de salud

santa clara does not have a location that they can call a downtown. there is no there there. >> what the community is really craving is activities retail, meeting places, open spaces here in downtown santa clara. we are only -- the only city around us that has no downtown. cause i downtown in the franklin mall but we are craving the downtown experience that other cities enjoy. >> we know it will happen this time. all the stars are lined up for it to happen. >> we will see if the stars align as the city start soliciting public comments as goal setting session monday starting at noon at the santa clara convention center with another session scheduled for april third. in santa clara, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. >>> remote learning came with serious consequences and that is the take away from new research. shutting down schools during the pandemic may have had health benefits but a new hand -- study out of harvard and stanford says students lost happier of learning. students looked at -- studies found students found -- fell a ha

in particular in santa clara county. it is 40.6% of the population. so that is much higher than it is in the state average. >> reporter: his report that partnered with the relation showed of the immigrant population in santa clara county, more than 64% are asian american, followed by the hispanic community that makes up 20%. it also found that immigrants make up more than 50% of spending pow or in the county. and with these growing communities comes cultural and political diversity that is being seen in local political races. phillip nguyen of the vietnamese-american roundtable says it is a sign of exercising democratic power that isn't practiced in vietnam. >> i think as folks who were displaced as refugees then reunited with their families or politically persecuted in their homelands, a homeland that no longer exists. i think power, they have a really big part of that history. >> reporter: the vietnamese community in the county has been celebrated, but yet to be represented through the highest ranks of the city government. and for lee, the potential

you can't miss the billboard by the santa clara police officers association.y're urging voters to vote no on measure b, the santa clara residents right now have the power to control the police department. >> they they are direct constituents to the chief of police. >> the santa clara police union believes an elected chief makes them more accountable and reachable to residents. what you have to say, what you want to see done is not filtered through a government. >> bureaucrats lens. it's not a game of telephone line like it is in a lot of other bay area cities. it's not screened by a police commission. >> on the other side, those who are yes, for measure b question the current system. >> three out of six of the last nine elections for chief of police. there's only one person on the ballot, a point of contention has to do with the required that the police chief must be a santa clara resident. >> well, if yes, on measure b wins, that could change to a nationwide search for a new police chief. >> now, we have 153 sworn officers, but only ten of them live in the ci

santa clara's never been a city that follows what others are doing. we are an independent community. we have done a lot of things that other cities don't do. >> reporter: for him, whose business sits in santa clara but lives in gilroy, while he cannot vote on the measure, he's invested in the outcome of measure b after being a victim himself. >> i just want somebody that is going to care so this thing doesn't happen to another family or another business owner. i just hope whoever the chief is going to be that they're going to make some changes for the future. >> by the way, the current chief also opposes measure b, and if it passes, he'll be the last elected police chief in the city of santa clara. but you're wondering why are we looking at a tornado? because they are cleaning up in one california town after that tornado. >>> and minutes ago, a tornado warning issued in a part of the south bay. we'll tell you about that whe democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this

según la ciudad de santa clara, estos apartamentos de 1 y 2 dormitorios estarán disponibles mediantera los personas que a veces no ganamos lo suficiente para como para rentar un lugar así. y aparte que pues aquí es un lugar bueno, bonito. pues está bien, mejor el el el área más seguridad y funcionarios de la ciudad de santa clara también explicaron que lo solicitan. tienen hasta el 15 de marzo a las 17:00 de la tarde para participar en la lotería, pero para trabajadores como don josé, quien gana el mínimo, oportunidades como estas le ayudan bastante. es accesible para poder rentar posibilidades de poder rentar a alguien así de de que ganen poquito un poquito menos. pues estaría mejor la fecha de los resultados saldrán el 20 de marzo, pero por ahora cualquier persona podría solicitar sin embargo, se dará preferencia a residentes y personas que trabajan en la ciudad de santa clara. soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48. mire usted ese video está viendo, fue grabado cerca de mammoth mountain en el lado este de la sierra nevada a unas 3 horas al sur de salt lick tajo. si personal d

reportando desde santa clara nathalie vera regreso contigo al estudio.hasta el martes. es muy importante votar para expresar nuestros valores y prioridades. en el gobierno. escuchamos al alcalde de san josé matt mahan, quien reiteró la importancia de participar en la jornada electoral del 5 de marzo. recordemos que en los condados de california la votación anticipada comenzó a principios de febrero y ya algunos centros de votación han estado procesando boletas, como lo veíamos en santa clara bueno, y si aún no ha votado, vamos a abordar todo lo que está en juego. básicamente son 5 cosas. la nominación presidencial de cada partido es decir, el representante del partido republicano y demócrata que competirá por la silla presidencial en las elecciones generales, que serán en noviembre. además, se votará por el representante de california que estará en el senado federal, es decir, el puesto que dejó vacante dianne feinstein. también se elegirán candidatos legislativos y al congreso la contiendas locales de su condado y ciudad, así como también la propuesta 1

clara and milpitas too.are keeping a close eye on this system for a couple of reasons. one, it's not only the rain that we're concerned about. but those gustier conditions too. we can see wind speeds anywhere up to around 15, 20 miles per hour right now but it get breezier into the afternoon hours as the storm system continues to move a little bit offshore giving us close to an inch of rain down into the santa clara valley. less impressive numbers the more north we go. now here's the thing i mentioned it a second ago. we dry up once the system continues to track to the south. it's going to move to the central coast of california and drier conditions tomorrow and a light chance of showers into saturday. but that's in just a minute. the daytime highs today. now that the system has moved in from the offshore not only do we have the winds and the rain, but we're also seeing temperatures kind of sitting a little bit below average. today we're talking about upper 50s in san francisco and low 60s in fremont stretch

so sofia fojas is with the santa clara county office of education.now here on comunidad del valle. welcome to the show. sofia fojas: thank you, glad to be here. damian: well, thank you for being here. now, this is a great opportunity put on by the office of education and some other groups. but tell us about this great opportunity for the youth of santa clara county. sofia: so last year we had the opportunity to present mariachi and baile folklórico showcase, bringing together school groups from around the county to sort of celebrate arts and culture. last we had schools from san jose unified, from alum rock, from milpitas, from morgan hill. this year our showcase takes place kind of in that funny easter week. and so this year we have schools from lincoln high school and san jose unified, alum rock school district, from alisal union school district in salinas. and actually baile folklóricos from east side union and downtown college prep alum rock high school. so we're really excited to be presenting this. calpulli tonalehqueh is going to open with a c

county to destigmatize mental health and make self-care a priority in santa clara county. >> dustin dawsey, abc seven news. >> coming up, an update from investigators in san jose about the case of a dog that was shot in the head. who police are looking for and the reward now being offered. >> plus, reducing crime along a busy oakland thoroughfare, the collaborative, collaborative plan to help businesses and customers feel more safe along hegenberger road. all right. >> as we head to the break, we're monitoring a three car crash on the san mateo bridge. this is eastbound highway 92 at the high ri. a sigalert has is just squeaking by there.affic we'll update that this 11 month old german shepherd named marley. police believe two men in their 20s shot this dog in the head. it happened back in january near anne darling drive and mckee road. the bullet shattered the dog's skull and a toe in his right paw. police say they take this case as seriously as violence against a person that wasn't just something to scare off a dog, they were really trying to end a life and i think it's safe to sa

so how has this affected santa clara university? i understand you guys just released your admissions decisions this week, so, so, you know, tell me what you were able to do or what you were not able to do as a result. >> right. so again, because of the profile and those students who took our advice and did go ahead and do the css profile, we had a basis on which to estimate an award notification. so we were able to do that for early action and early decision. students who applied some back in november, so we were able to at least give them an early heads up of what they could expect at santa clara. however we've still not, been able to process any icers, which is the outcome of fafsa applications. we just started to get some of those this week. >> so that's when the government comes back and tells you, right, okay. this student like $10,000, right? so can i just ask you then how does this affect students, especially those from low income families, to be able to say, okay, santa clara university, i will come, i will enroll? >> yeah.

. >>> why doesn't santa clara have a downtown? there is a push to change that. >>> good evening, this is nbc bay area , we have made it to friday and there is a lot happening as we head into the weekend. let's start with this storm. the rain is already here for a lot of us. check out the bay bridge. there is also a look from our exclusive storm ranger radar. the most accurate radar in the market. you can see it tracking the rain as we speak. it will also bring more snow to the sierra. the sugar bowl resort says they are expecting another two feet of fresh powder this weekend. we are talking spring skiing. happy friday, to you. >> happy friday, indeed. we are expecting more snow. turning your attention to the satellite and radar, it does a nice job showing you that rotation of the low pressure system. also detecting some lightning far north. there will be a chance of thunderstorm activity tonight into saturday. you can see the scan here showing some light to moderate rain moving through san francisco and livermore. in the south bay

specifically in santa clara county. they hired 2000 temporary workers to help them run their operation across 104 voting centers. the centers are opening on saturday. that is in addition to workers to help out with other services and other needs like preparing language aids for voters and turnout now expected to be probably under 40% and that is well below the normal range that they see. as of this morning, we knew they had already gotten about 16% of voter participation in the workers who have been here for quite some time at this office say they want to make sure they do an extra job. the fuel that keeps them going after so many elections. and they do want to encourage more people, especially those who are eligible and have not voted yet, to participate in this primary. >> i would say get out and vote. there is no reason why not to. everyone in the past is fought really hard for this right and exercise that vote. it is more important than you think. >> reporter: this is one of the many voting centers in the county, op

away from the california primaries and the campaigns are making their final pitches. >>> in santa clara voters will get to decide if they want to give up their right to choose the city's top cop. >> measure b could make santa clara like every other city in the state after going against the grain for years and one business owner who was a victim of a crime is especially interested in who the next police chief will be. >> a little bit over 25 years, almost 26 years. >> reporter: for a quarter century hamid amadilla has surrounded himself with gold and all things precious. >> i love the jewelry business. >> reporter: but almost two years ago that love was put to the test. >> as soon as they walked in, one bear sprayed me in the face and one held the door open and another eight to ten guys started breaking up my cases. >> reporter: his santa clara store was hit by an organized smash and grab. he lost thousands of dollars in merchandise. >> life has to go on. >> reporter: with the fate of law enforcement on the ballot in santa clara, hamid is closely watching measure b because as a victim of

clara dudaba en reportar lo ocurrido por miedo, por vergüenza, porque quién va a creerme a mí?tán en el sistema de justicia penal y los tribunales les han ordenado someterse a análisis urinarios periódicos. eso los convierte en blancos fáciles porque es posible que no denuncien un delito porque piensan o su atacante les hace creer que nadie les creerá o porque la víctima no quiere prolongar su participación en el sistema de justicia penal. clara decidió hablar y presentar una denuncia para evitar que otras mujeres vivan lo que ella vivió, que no está fácil, pero que se armen de valor para denunciarlo. que tomen conciencia que de nosotras depende que otras mujeres más no sufran este tipo de cosas. duca fue arrestado el pasado 15 de marzo por cargos de agresión sexual, pero durante la investigación otras 2 personas también denunciaron incidentes similares, mientras o inmediatamente después de proporcionar muestras de análisis de orina. yo si no hubiera seguido. si yo no hubiera preguntado esto todavía, yo ni siquiera supiera o él estuviera como, bien haciéndole más cosas a otras

cuales cierran hasta las 20:00 de la noche y no solo en el condado santa clara, en todo california.en este martes a las urnas para ejercer su voto. no son los únicos como escuchaban, porque también el condado san mateo está en esta contienda. elegirán por primera vez en 3 décadas a un nuevo congresista. por eso la oficina del registro hizo énfasis en la importancia del sufragio y le recuerda a la comunidad que aún pueden ir a votar. ellos están abiertos hasta las 20:00 de la noche. y, por supuesto, también hablemos de la ciudad de san josé, en la cual pronto habrá nuevos concejales, ya que son varios los distritos que están en juego. vamos con andrés brender desde el centro electoral ubicado en la calle virgen. allá vamos con andrés para que nos diga cómo transcurre esta jornada. pues es una primaria, por lo que aquí expertos electorales me dicen que no causa la misma emoción o mueve la misma cantidad de gente de votantes que una elección presidencial. pero sí recalcan la importancia de esta elección, ya que muchos de los puestos para concejales de la ciudad de san josé van a salir

we are here at election headquarters for santa clara county. they have opened up their voting centers across town with over 100 locations, where they could vote in person or turn in their ballots. they have until 8:00 p.m., working hard for the last few weeks and the last several days to make sure they have all their operations in place including language aids to help those who are voting in santa clara county and, of course, make sure they can process all those ballots in an effective and secured way. turnout is looking to be 60% into primary day. they are hoping to see that go up. they estimate that turnout to be under 40%, below average, but they believe they can still try to get out to vote by encouraging more people to show up and turn in those ballots in person or by mail. >>> well votes are still coming in across the country on this super tuesday. no surprises here. biden already projected to win vermont, virginia, and iowa. >> former president trump protected the win. 50 states of one territory deciding on their democratic and republica

you can expect to pay under 507, santa clara just under 5 bucks. cheapest is in solano county at 4.96. >> 4 zone forecast to live you one of your favorite freeways, 6 ad. yeah, it's it's flown pretty well. kron chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us to talk about the brain that's in our future. yeah. a couple storms that will impact the bay area this week ahead, of course, catching nice little break today. a couple clouds floating by right now, but really a gorgeous evening looking out toward the golden gate bridge. little cool, little breezy out there, co-signed. some of those winds gusting over 20 miles an hour tonight, partly cloudy. the breeze will continue tomorrow. we'll see a mixture of clouds, a little sunshine temperatures cool on the coastline. mild inside the bay specially the santa clara valley. but we've got more storms on the way. one midweek and a bigger one as we head toward the end out there right now. we've got some dry conditions around the bay area, but that sea breeze continuing to blow outside storm clouds. yes, still ho

san jose and santa clara at 63 while fremont hayward.akland, also right at 63 degrees, concord and walnut creek, you'll share that same number as will delay over to antioch. so little bit cooler. definitely one for the rain jacket as you're getting out there. nice try skies on the way, though, thursday into friday. lots of sunshine, high temperatures climbing the weekend should stay dry. you may see a sprinkle or 2 saturday, but los ix teas and cloudy skies. as for next week, rainfall chances increase towards monday night into tuesday. roadways this morning are after seeing those showers. we do have the metering lights back on at the bay bridge. 13 minutes for your crossing. not so bad so far. but that backup is forming san mateo bridge actively raining for you highway 92 once you get into san mateo is looking especially wet with some heavier showers out that direction. richmond center fell and the golden gate bridge also having seen overnight rainfall. so watch for a few wet spots there. rain high winds on the for that womble is a local

> more than 30 years afterúher murder, laurie houts family may finally find closure inside a santa clara courtroom district court ofúappeals ruling a third trial for accused murderer john woodward would not violate constitutional protections against being tried twice for the same crime. the two previous trialsúended with hung juries. legal analyst michael cardoza there was no jury reasonablec jury or trier of of the triall could find this defendant guilty. prosecutors in 2022t- refiled murder charges against woodward afterúdna evidence and new the murder weapon. houts was strangled with a rope in 1992 as she drove home from her systems in mountain view. >> laurie was very special. she was a unique person. she always had, your back. like, if you needed a shoulder to cry on, she was there for you. >> family and friends have carried the torch of justice in her caseúfor over three decades. at the same timel woodward has maintained his innocence by phonen >> defense attorney daniel barton i think the ruling is wrong,úand it's a very important ruling for this case, and it's something that is n

they just opened the just one of voting centers here in santa clara county.ut yes, political analystsc have said that they do expect lower voter turnout for this election. one of the big reasons is the presidential race. it is close to over with the clear frontrunners donald trump and president biden. so ac lot of people might feel like their vote doesn't. really count for that race. but there are other races on the ballot as well. now, historic valley, we do see primary elections getting a lot of older voters, but there are still a lot of important local issues on the ballot that could getúpeople to turn out. today, we've been taking a look at voter turnout all over the bay area. yesterday, there was a line of carsúin alameda county with people dropping off their ballots. some voters in san francisco preferred going in to drop off their ballot at city hall so they could ask questions if needed. but a large percentage of voters choose to vote before today, i went around our building a few weeks ago. to make sure everyone was registered to vote, and i had regi

necesario, el comportamiento de los estudiantes, es lo que comenta la directora de condado de santa claraes importante hablar con los indios de la salud mental, ellos no tienen las palabras para expresar lo que sienten, la lÍnea 988 de prevenciÓn del suicidio y prevenciÓn mental, brinda apoyo gratuito y confidencial las 24 horas del dÍa. >> la tecnologÍa lo ha hecho muy difÍcil no tengo ojos para ayudarlos. >> es una semana decisiva para los estudiantes indocumentados, se extiende el plazo o no el congreso. >> saliste gay un programo para hacer un programa impreso gratis y en espaÑol. en breve le cuento si usted aplica. >> con este margen del aÑo 2022 los bomberos, que al recordarle usted a la poblaciÓn en general que nunca es muy temprano para estar preparados para los incendios forestales, siempre estÉ atento, aunque le parezca poco probable, es importante tomar conciencia. >> un problema que llegÓ a manos del congreso estatal donde se busca aprobar la ley para que se cierre el plazo, al menos del 2 de mayo, actualmente recuerda el 11 de abril nuestra compaÑera nos dice. que se importan

you can see some light to moderate rain starting to fall into the santa clara valley. the bulk of the storm is starting to pick up . the next couple of hours, it slowly moves into the east. an area of san francisco will start catching a break as we start seeing the same storm system move off to the east bay. the showers are still apparent down into the santa clara valley and it starts to lighten up off into the east bay overnight tonight with that unsettled weather still swirling in from the south into the early morning hours tomorrow. an area of low pressure sitting just off shore and goes into southern california. that same storm system is bringing in some gusty winds. you can see the center of that storm really well sitting just off shore of san francisco. the winds are going to get gusty into our early morning hours tomorrow, just like what we have now along the coastline. 30 miles per hour winds along the coast and we will see it ramp up a smidge more into the next couple of hours and then it slowly starts to die down into the afternoon hours tomorrow. that is whe

in santa clara county 92% of voters vetted by mail higher than the state average. over all turnout statewide is expected to be very low. the vote count still going on in san francisco but the results are sparking a debate about the city's identity. some stay from progressive to conservative. others say it's only a sign that voters want a city that is safer. we are in san francisco with a look at the results and this debate. >> reporter: just after the polls closed last night the mayor waded into a victory party put together by a coalition of groups that backed her ballot measures and a slate of candidates on the local democratic party committee. she was happy about the direction of those early election results. >> i'm going to officially call the results of in our favor. >> reporter: and now the day after the message from the voters is clear and simple. >> we want results we don't want to hear excuses we don't want to wait until another election to see progress. we want it now and that's what the ballot measures signified. >> reporter: the mayor co-sponsored prop a

stretching down into the santa clara valley we want to see 70s.n them just yet but that's going to change soon. the next seven days 70s will make the debut as soon as our friday forecast. we're going to hold on tight to 70s this weekend and into early next too. gianna? >>> roads are looking busy as we get a little closer to the 7:00 hour. which as we know is when we see most of the bulk of traffic on the freeways. the bay bridge toll plaza a busy ride heading into san francisco this morning. metering lights were turned on an hour ago. the roadways are dry. no rain which is great news. so we're seeing a little bit of the easier commute now this morning although we have the normal backup in certain areas like the ride at the bay bridge. that ride along 880 and southbound out of hayward that's starting to to get a little busy and of course the south 680 commute heading into the sunol grade area. westbound 580 has been a bit of a struggle too for any supercommuters coming into the altamont pass. but the rest of the bay area you can see thumbs up for 1

now, the next results from the santa clara county registrar are expected wednesday at 5 p.m. so again, we'll keep close track of those as this campaign as this election continues again. right now, the two candidates who get the most votes in this primary election get to move on to the general election. but right now, live in campbell. zach fuentes, abc seven news okay, great. >> zach, thanks so much. there are several measures on the san francisco ballot to talk about mayor london breed campaign for three of them. proposition c goes to san francisco's remapping ability measure c a yes would have waived the tax for transferring a property from office to residential use. the goal is to clear the way to convert office space to revitalize the city's downtown space, which has been so decimated by the pandemic. yes on measure c has 54% of the vote, and breed was also a big backer of proposition e, which was hotly contested. >> it would allow police to install security cameras on public property and use drones to monitor certain crimes. it also speeds up reporting protocols for offi

and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. in the top two candidates will head to the november runoff. shawn chitnis is live in palo alto this morning. to break down the results so far in the reaction from our candidates. good morning, again. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. we are in palo alto . one of the many communities that make up this congressional district. considered to be dynamic and diverse because of all the areas that are covered. not only a section of the peninsula but also parts of san mateo county and the south bay. late last night we saw those who were in this race, ready to declare themselves winners and able to move on into the general election and that includes former san jose mayor sam liccardo of the top of the pack among those 11 candidates who hope to replace representative anna eshoo. she is held the seat since 1992. sam liccardo is leading into what kind of member of congress he would be. able to show some productive skills amid all of the d.c. gridlock. it was a close fight for the other spot to ad

into the santa clara valley, 75 today. it will be beautiful near san jose. we so partly cloudy skies in the santa clara valley and we will see that throughout in a couple days. here is the cool down. upper 60s heading into wednesday. low 60s into this weekend and was the cold front sweeps through, kind of like a windshield wiper and we notice a similar trend along the bay and all along our inland areas. there will be a beautiful forecast for many in the bay area throughout the next couple days. take advantage of the dry weather before the rain returns to the bay. >>> march madness is back at the moment teams found out they were going to the ncaa men's college basketball tournament. no surprises which teams got the top spots. uconn, houston, purdue and north carolina securing the number one seed in their portion of the bracket. the team we are focusing on this morning is rooted in the bay area. at number five in the western region, st. mary's going to the dance. congratulations to the squad will go against the number 12 seed grand canyon university that happe

after that process we will have an accurate picture of the total turnout in santa clara county.he results will be constantly changing, so a good way to monitor is to go online to nbc bay area. use your phone to scan the qr code and it will take you to the updated results page. >>> we have been talking about ballots, candidates, measures, props, can we talk sunshine? >>> we will get in on sunshine which will be really nice. once we get over the storm system that is moving down the coastline for tomorrow, we will have a chance for rain and thunderstorms. that has been the mode this year. i went back and took a look at the data and i had to share this. san francisco since january 1st is only seen five sunny days. 92% of 2024 has been cloudy. that goes for a lot of the bay area. we need sunshine here. i will get you more details on rain for tomorrow. and the incoming son. 7:00 in the morning, the bulk of the rainfall is offshore. for the most part we will start off dry with cloud cover. as the storm moves to the south, chances bubble up from the south by 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. that wil

por ello, la ciudad realizará 2 reuniones en el centro de convenciones de santa clara.n comida hecha en casa, se lanzó un proyecto. escuche bien para echarle la mano a estos futuros empresas. los interesados podrán participar por 8 semanas en la capacitación gratuita cook academy, quienes la completen podrán recibir hasta un subsidio de 3.000 $ para apoyar a iniciar su negocio propio y va a ofrecer educación, herramientas, recursos para todos estos operadores de comida. en este momento, los pequeños negocios que operan desde su casa pueden vender hasta 60 platos a la a la semana y pueden tener ingresos de hasta 100.000 $ al año. y para la próxima ronda de capacitación usted tendrá hasta mañana lunes 25 de marzo para inscribirse. para más información, visite la página de cook alliance punto org. buena suerte! y hablando de ayudar, le cuento que en san josé inauguraron una nueva clínica que presta servicios de salud a bajo costo para la comunidad libertad pedraza visitó este centro de salud y nos cuenta cómo los residentes se podrían beneficiar de sus servicios. los resid

not a good play for santa clara here.nbounding under the usf hoop, ryan beasley makes the steal, hits the three. beasley led the dons coming off the bench with 18. but this one belonged to santa clara carlos marshall dribbles makes a move then hits two of his 16 points. the broncos win 6962, but it won't affect the seeding in the wac tournament. usf will be the three. santa clara, the four and one more regular season game for cal, which tonight was in salt lake city, where the utah fans of all ages were in attendance. brandon carlson led the utes with 30 points and added ten rebounds. he was four of six from beyond the arc. the utes were 8859 winners. cal is nine and ten in the conference has one more game against stanford to wrap up the pac 12 season before. for that conference tournament. it's all about tuning up for the postseason. for the stanford women, currently ranked fourth in the country, cameron brink, returning to her home state as the cardinal, took on an oregon team very much an underdog. this game went prett

in santa clara county, want to look out for. the great race going on between madison and-very interesting did a big asian-american vote and bigger latino vote. as you mentioned earlier, another congressional race. 16 very competitive areas and we will see how it works out. >> she is retiring after 30+ years and notable candidates including former san jose mayor. a lot of big races to watch. you will be with us all night making it down for us our legal analyst, thank you so much. >>> we are often frustrated about crime and housing and homelessness across the bay area. tonight is your chance to do something about it. bay area issues the country is watching to see what will local voters allowed to happen. let's bring in chris chmura . >> our area is often the of jokes tonight, one of the country are watching to see how california votes to combat the crime, housing and homelessness . restart stay wet with prop one focused on helping homeless people the tagline is treatment, not tense prop one would change or expand the way the state

solano county, contra costa county, down to santa clara county, santa clara, southern santa clara valleyont by ohlone calero reservoir and san leandro reservoir with good rain. san jose two thirds of an inch, san ramon with hail and 59/100, and hayward with 54/100. a little northerly breeze for some, not for all. it is taking care of some of the fog to the north and on the coast. yet there's a pretty big fog bank out there still holding court yet to the north we can findc a few 30s rohnert parkúand sonoma in there. most locations in the 4ps. there's 30s in lake county, 21. truckee 18. south lake tahoe, 54. san diego and palm springs 36. cold degrees up in crescent city. northerly breeze here should eventually take care of that low cloud deck. morning fog, low clouds if you will. fog is kind of lifted. it looks like more of a low cloud deck. the warmest day will be friday, and then after that we'll start to cloud it up again. there's another series of systems coming out of the gulf of alaska, and a couple of the forecast models have trended wetter startingt& saturday and for sure looks li

. >>> an unusual meeting taking place in santa clara. the valley water board of directors will meet this morning to consider whether or not to censor one of their board members. you are looking into director rebecca eisenberg. recently she was investigated for multiple allegations including dissemination , harassment, and the mishandling of confidential information. the board of directors will consider how to move forward at today's meeting. >>> the california supreme court is waiting into the battle over the future of uc berkeley's people's park. the states high court plans to hear arguments over the university's plan to build housing on the side. that hearing will be in l.a. in early april. earlier this year, the address and took over the park, clearing out makeshift homes and blocking the area off with shipping containers. they were court ruled there is an issue with the project's environmental impact report. that is what the school is appealing. >>> looking but it santa clara, ballots counting continues. we are getting closer to call

now slightly ahead in santa clara county. elections workers are still at it removing ballots from the envelopes and verifying signatures and in this restricted room in san jose they are counting all the votes that are still coming in. >> we are in the high peak time making sure we get all of the election results counted in time for certification. >> it seems everyone in the peninsula and the south bay are watching this race for second bay-- second place. at last count, the santa clara county supervisor leads evan low . the winner gets to move on to a november runoff but with such a close race, political observers are eager to see if the losing candidate will request and pay for a recount. >> any consultant worth their salt will let them know that a race this close requires immediate attention of lawyers, immediate attention to begin the process, because a race this close can be one at recount. >> to me, no matter the ultimate outcome, the closeness of this race shows that your vote truly matters. the vulcan have a real impact

appreciating the work that is happening in santa clara county. they have hired 2,000 temporary workers to help them run their operation across 104 voting centers. those opened on saturday. that's in addition to the workers we saw helping prepare language aids for voters throughout the county. now turnout is expected to be around 45% to # 5% this cycle and that's on the lower end of what they normally see for voter participation. workers who have been a part of in office for years say ensuring an effective and honest election is one of the most critical responsibilities they have in their role. >> i would say that no election is the same. you know, elections are always evolving and there's always something that comes up that's new and different and it's a privilege to be able to put that in practice for our county, for our citizens. >> reporter: and so where we are here, the headquarters is one of those 104 voting locations that are going to open up here at 7:00 a.m. and go until 8:00 p.m. the reminders to keep in mind for voting. the ballot needs

down into the santa clara valley by 5:00. and we'll continue to watch on and off showers really build as we head into this weekend's forecast. now in total, how much rain to really expect from this weekend? because this system is going to last into our sunday forecast and monday of next week too. so timing this out on futurecast, just one of the long-range models in the gfs one is showing close to around a quarter inch of rain actually about a half inch of rain closer to san francisco. by saturday, we continue to watch the numbers really build. as we head into sunday and monday of next week. now not only are we going to be seeing significant rain and certain pockets of the north bay, heading into early next week, but we're also getting some snow up in the sierra from the exact same system that's bringing us here rain. so by sunday, areas like connor all the way over into kirkwood for example could see close to around 20 inches from the exact same storm that's going to give us the showers too. so let's take it a step back and

un juez de santa clara decidida las acusaciones.gistrado emitirÁ un fallo para saber si las pruebas presentadas son suficientes. los residentes del lugar informan que esta zona estÁ congestionada las autoridades confirmaron las identidades de dos personas hallado sin vida segÚn los vecinos esta pareja estaba casada y vivÍan en da casa dÓnde fueron encontrados sus cuerpos. la pareja tenÍa cuatro hijos adultos. los residentes aseguran que los vehÍculos se los estÁ llevando una grÚa fantasma. >> es una agencia y hay personas la explicaciÓn fue bastante clara, pero no se es importante que sepan que hay una ordenanza. si un carro no se mueve le damos una multa. esto se lo llevan. que nadie quedaba hablar con ustedes. llame al 911. un incendio tal sino dos casas y daÑo la ciudad. justamente la ciudad de san josÉ se aprobÓ una nueva medida para prevenir que las familias tengan que abandonar las comunidades en las que ha vivido. >> ya le dije que tengo 70 aÑos. [habla en inglÉs] es un pasito hay mucho mÁs que seguir el desarrollo urbano hac

santa clara supervisor joe simitian is ahead by 168 votes over assembly man evan low. in the east bay, district 7 covers parts of san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin is the front-runner. transit leader jovanka beckels is leading over dan kalb. here is a sign of the times, fighting back against driverless cars on the peninsula. san jose leaders are asking state regulators to reconsider their approval of waymo's planned extension. earlier state regulators gave waymo the go ahead, where waymo plans to expand, down the peninsula into the south bay, into santa clara county. today san mateo county sent an official appeal to state regulators saying they didn't give them enough time to discuss concerns with waymo. despite the appeal, waymo is still cleared to operate in san mateo county. waymo says they have no immediate plans to expand ride service. however, it does plan to start limited service in los angeles as early as tomorrow. >>> well, also tonight, the big story for beijing to the bay area to washington, d.c. lawmakers in the

some storms could develop down closer to the santa clara valley. and then that system sweeps to the south as we head into our thursday and friday forecast. leaving us with dry, dry conditions. it will be a beautiful forecast for us heading into thursday and friday. and any outdoor activities it's a go for the those two days. and then once we head into the weekend, there's another chance of showers that moves its way in into saturday afternoon. here's what it's looking like for us today. right behind me you can kind of see it's cool and cloudy near san francisco and oakland across the bay bridge. that's the case for usthroughout the afternoon too. cool cloudy daytime highs sitting in the 60s and a little bit of the onshore flow moving into the afternoon showers meaning wind gusts anywhere up to around 15 miles per hour. not going to be too gusty of a day but windy at times. we'll feel that in the inland areas too. thursday and friday the most sunshine so take advantage of that while we have it. because it's going to believe cloudy and cool and a lit

stretching down into the santa clara valley. on and off showers are in the forecast for us throughout the next couple of hours as we're dealing with the last day of unsettled weather. by later tonight, we're actually just going to see a blanket of clouds that clears up fast heading into the forecast tomorrow. as high pressure starts to move its way in. now as that new system moves its way in we're going to dry up and we're going to warm up and the winds they're going to get a lot gustier throughout the next couple of days as it moves its way in too. this morning heading into the afternoon at max about 20, 30-mile-per-hour winds along the coastline and 20-mile-per-hour winds in the ininland areas but watch what happens. the area of high pressure right here kind of ridge this is huge little heat dome over us. as it does that gusts over 30, 40 miles per hour in the thursday forecastment lot of changes if the forecast for thus week. it's going to feel a lot warmer and it's going to feel a lot more spring-like as we head into those w

san francisco's sister city is court and santa clara is the sister city of limerick.e sure you join us for today in the bay. restart early at 5:00 a.m. on air and you can always watch nbc bay area use whenever you want. we are on roku and other streaming platforms. >>> i marcus washington, back to you. >> thank you, marcus. top trending stories voted by you on my instagram poll question. if you are craving more girl scout cookies, you are in luck. you now have an extra week to grab your favorite. girl scout cookie season was set to end this week but the girl scouts of northern california announce it is extending the season in the bay area. you now have until march 24th to buy the cookies. you may already know every box is six dollars and are available in person and online. as always, i will be posting links to the stories you voted for on my instagram. >>> the oakland marathon is this weekend with roughly 10,000 people per dissuading in this year's event. today, runners picked up their packets and herbs ahead of the race. this year, the route passes by iconic oakland

. >> now at 6, county of santa clara bracing for a nurses strike next week where thousands could walk off the job good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. more than 3,000 registered nurses who work for the county's health care system. >> say they're planning to go on strike next tuesday over a contract dispute. kron four's dan kerman has the story. >> santa clara valley medical center's the county's trauma center. but come next tuesday, patient care will be drastically altered its a 3 day at ulp strike for 3 days next week. more than 3700 registered nurses who work here at valley medical as well as o'connor hospital saint louise regional hospital and 12 clinics will walk off the job because they can't reach a contract agreement with the county. there will be some strain on the system and this is why they have management directors time to roll up those sleeves in participation. can we do have an obligation, keep these critical services open. >> and so the county has moved forward with supplemental staffing. county officials say the additional staffing they'll bring i

a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon from the santa clara valley stretching to the east bay too. what's interesting about the forecast today and tomorrow, we are dealing with unsettled weather in the forecast before we experience a big warm up around the corner. let's start with the showers that we are still expecting. into the overnight hours we go, late night hours tonight, we will see another band sweep from offshore. it starts in the north bay near santa rosa around 9:00, 10:00. around 1:00, moderate showers at times near san francisco. it sweeps to the south bay and we wake up with a splash of showers lingering throughout tomorrow's commute. into tomorrow afternoon the commute dries up more and we are left with dry conditions as high pressure builds in. that means we will experience 70s as early as thursday into friday for our forecast. lots of sunshine and dry conditions. we'll keep you updated with the forecast as we get closer. >>> a live look at sfo where vice president kamala harris is set to arrive. the vice president and second gentleman will deliver remarks at a camp

this is what we're waking up to down into the santa clara valley. from san jose. with cool, cloudy conditions and not only there, but widespread throughout the bay area. we're off to another cloudy start here in the bay. it's not impacting surface visibility, that much unless you are in the north bay where we can see localized dense fog but this afternoon we'll continue to watch the fog layer kind of pull back and then sunnier skies are expected for us and you can see that on the virtual reality map just below me. celebrating the first day of spring and oh gosh a beautiful one for us today. with upper 60s and low 70s in the inland areas for our daytime highs. and upper 50s along the coastline. now we're gearing up for some more rain but that happens later this week. today, until thursday, we're dealing with a couple of dry days ahead of us. the past weekend was gorgeous but this upcoming weekend, this area of low pressure is going to impact us. we're going to see rainy skies throughout the bay area and also going to be seeing cooler temperatures and

all the way down into the santa clara valley. we're seeing mid 60s -- excuse me upper 60s -- i can't speak this morning. upper 50s and lower 60s for our daytime highs today. up near the santa clara valley as we speak right now, we're just seeing the cloudy skies and let's head all the way over to what we can expect heading into the next couple of days because yet we saw over an inch of rainfall in communities like miraga over into san jose a half inch fell just yesterday. in the forecast for us today, here's our weather headlines. dense fog this morning and certain communities up in the north bay and a mix of sun and clouds into this afternoon and we're gearing up for a sunny beautiful day tomorrow. just in time for kick off the weekend in style. now it a kind of a breezy day for us today if you live along the coast. san francisco, not that bad. but if you live near bodega bay, half-moon bay, pacifica even, 20, 30-mile-per-hour winds this evening. so just keep that in mind. it will be cloudy and breezy with the sun and clouds in

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