between the 49 ers and santa clara. finally, over the deal that was just reached over the final lawsuit between them. but they need to keep the promises that they made to our community. and one by one they've broken them. the mayor of santa clara not happy about this latest deal. mayor lisa gillmor is with us tonight. also are there too many vacation homes along the coast in marin county? the move just made to limit them and celebrity sightings on this opening night of bottle rock food, wine and music, we are live in napa. good evening, i'm raj mathai. a lot happening as we kick off memorial day weekend. not as warm as it usually is. let's start with some of the notable headlines tonight. a fire on the bay bridge, snarling traffic for hours. that fire happened this morning. you can see the aftermath here from our nbc sky ranger, the backup going into san francisco is impacting the evening commute. this started around 9 a.m. when a semi truck caught fire on westbound 80 going into the city near yerba buena island lanes w

santa clara mayor lisa gillmor is with us also.re live at bottlerock for the big festival in napa. that's coming up on our 7:00 news. up next, though, senior investigator bigad shaban makes a special appearance on nightly news. he'll show us why a growing number of seniors are facing the possibility of eviction. tom tom llamas joins us from new york for nightly news. right now. >>> tonight, the severe storms on the move after days of tornado strikes in the central u.s. and a deadly stage collapse in mexico. the new video just in, the collapse as it happens. the powerful winds tearing down that million from texas to michigan after five straight days of tornado outbreaks in the central u.s. in oklahoma, this monster tornado on the ground for nearly an hour. our team at the airport and in the storm zone. >>> also breaking tonight, the horror in haiti. a young american couple working as missionaries killed by gangs. the mother of one of them telling us, her son called her as it happened. his final words to her. >>> the american

the santa cruz mountains block the southwest wind from delivering much cool air into the santa clarato upper 70s inland in the east bay, redwood city, mid-70s fremont, upper 50s along the coast for half moon bay. you're stuck there to around 60 degrees the next several days. north bay low to mid-70s tomorrow afternoon. the fog hangs on a little longer and slows down the warm-up. the winds pick up heading towards tomorrow afternoon to about the 20 to 25-mile-an-hour range for some outlook through memorial day weekend. we're looking at trend forecasting, not specific numbers. the trend is for below average temperatures to settle in for most of the western u.s. as we approach the next holiday weekend. it's never too early to look ahead to a holiday weekend. temperatures will hit 70s inland the next several days. wednesday is probably one of the warmer days approaching 80 degrees and slightly cooler weather arrives early next week with highs in the low 70s inland. temperatures around the bay close to normal, more of a mix of clouds and sunshine, morning clouds, afternoon sun in the bay,

seguimos con más información para ustedes desde el condado santa clara que ahí la falta de interpretaciónna reunión de la junta de supervisores a mediados de abril, dejó a muchos residentes latinos sin acceso a información vital sobre el cierre de una unidad de traumatología. por eso sandra cervantes nos dice que está haciendo el gobierno local para abordar esta brecha de comunicación. bueno, aseguran abordar este desafío, lo cual es importante, pues hay que considerar que en el presente el condado de santa clara es una comunidad diversa de más de 1.9 millones de personas con una significativa población hispana que representa más de un cuarto de los residentes locales. una situación crítica se hizo evidente cuando el condado de santa clara no contó con ningún intérprete disponible para facilitar la discusión sobre el cierre de la única unidad de traumatología en el centro médico regional del este de san josé. el hospital es crucial para latinos sin seguro médico y monolingües en español. es muy importante para nosotros que hubieran más traductores como para que nos puedan traducir lo que

now the median price if you want to buy in santa clara county. i think people are waiting to buy a house. and i think stocks have gone up for people so they have more money to spend. i'm seeing 50% down payments. i'm seeing 100, as always, all cash, but a $2 million middle i think $2 million for a house would be intimidating for most anyone. it's not a milestone, it is just the way the market is. and what's driving our market is the low inventory, low inventory, which is why realtors say they're still seeing multiple offers and higher prices for almost every sale. but according to the santa clara county association of realtors, home prices have also been volatile, which makes trying to time this market dangerous $2 million. i think that it'll probably change within the next 30 days. it also explains why in recent months we've talked to several would be home buyers who say until they see more inventory on the market to bring prices down, raj, they're going to rent for a while. what if i bid 1.9 million? would i get that? i don't think so. even the

trujillo nos explica de qué manera esto afectaría al condado de santa clara. francisco. el condado de santa clara dice que las consecuencias podrían ser devastadoras. estoy bastante preocupada por los recortes en el presupuesto y y el hecho de que el gobernador no incluyó fondos adicionales para poder absorber los recortes que se hicieron en al nivel federal. cada año, la fiscalía del condado de santa clara se encarga de procesar más de 500 casos de asalto sexual y de tráfico humano. muchas de las víctimas buscan refugio en la organización community solutions. la mayoría de nuestras clientes que apoyamos con cuestiones de violencia doméstica, abuso sexual, trata de personas 60% son latinas y y de estas 60, más de la mitad son indocumentadas. la agencia está a punto de perder millones de dólares en fondos federales y ahora el condado de santa clara les informó que es muy posible que también ellos le retiren fondos. preocupa bastante que vamos a tener que regresar a los días que nos enfocamos solamente en la crisis. el albergue de emergencia, la crisis del momen

beautiful forecast in the santa clara valley. it is gloomy now but will look a lot different over the next few hours. starting with futurecast, this is a good tool to show you at what point that this will improve. the forecast is beautiful this week other than all of this ache. napa and sonoma county, it will start to pull back along the coastline with the beautiful, sunny skies in the wine country and down to the santa clara valley. pacifica, half moon bay, the peninsula is getting split in half. >>> let's take a live look over the bay bridge. metering lights have turned on and there is a buildup after the toll plaza. those slow conditions will continue as you make your way across the bridge and into the city. as jeana franco would say, pack your patience. jumping over to the san mateo bridge cam, a little slow on the right side of the bridge. approaching 101 on 92, although no major delays toward highway 101. >>> taking a live look outside from oakland, the new police chief will have his first monday in office, he comes to the

a little bit of that thin hayes is starting us off through the santa clara valley. but it will bleed off and we will see sunnier skies in the afternoon. let's take a quick look at what we are expecting through the next couple of hours. waking up with cool conditions and we will continue to see more warmth in sight. getting a little gustier along the coastline, anywhere up to around 20 miles per hour. getting breezier offshore as we head into the evening hours. it will be a pretty breezy afternoon but at least daytime highs are pleasant. we are expecting 70s through the santa clara valley, 60s and 70s the more north we go and 50s along the coastline where it is still cool and cloudy and half moon bay. pacifica will see sunshine later this afternoon. the east bay will almost feel summerlike for us, sitting at 80 degrees this afternoon in brentwood and pittsburgh. very small day-to-day changes are expected for us, we will see 60s tomorrow and 50s into the weekend forecast. let me show you the reason that is happening, and we are also dealing with dry conditions into th

the first spray is scheduled for may 29th at 830 in the morning in santa clara county. dustin dawsey abc seven news. >> coming up, more issues for san francisco's aquarium of the bay. the factors contributing to its loss of accreditation, plus some universities and colleges are now getting ready to pay student athletes, director. >> what impact that will have on competition stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. athletes to get paid directly to play. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn has the details. >> some colleges are getting the green light to directly pay their student athletes. >> this is a major revolution. >> three change as part of

soy diana sanjuan, el condado de santa clara.cia que estaba circulando a través de todo el condado, que puede tardar más de 30 minutos. ahora tenemos unidades aquí. bueno, las autoridades también dijeron que las ambulancias fueron pagadas parcialmente con 2 donaciones. la junta de comisionados portuarios de oakland aprobó por unanimidad cambiar el nombre del aeropuerto internacional metropolitano de oakland a aeropuerto internacional de oakland de la bahía de san francisco. con este nuevo nombre pretenden tener más destinos sin escalas al aumentar el conocimiento geográfico de los viajeros sobre dónde se ubica el aeropuerto. por su parte, san francisco no está del todo conforme amenaza con una demanda porque asegura que están violando una marca registrada y un grupo de residentes de east oakland espera ayudar a sus vecinos a respirar un poco más tranquilos y saludables, y lo quieren lograr reduciendo la contaminación industrial y frenando con esto la expansión del aeropuerto de oakland es que recientemente se unieron con miembros

niners will hold rookie minicamp tomorrow in santa clara. db renardo green out of florida state, a locked down corner in college ready to get to work. >> everybody should be excited to start playing football again. you no longer running 40 or doing broad jumps or like, you know, verts. none of that. he's trying to just, you know, put the pads on and make some plays, you know, to be able to get to this point, you know, to prove to the five year old version of myself, you know, who dreamed to be in this position to that i'm actually here, you know, it's exciting. >> but you know now it's not now it's about maintaining that warriors are holding tryouts for draft prospects. >> adomah ball six seven guard out of santa clara. he's seen jalen williams and brandon skyy go from the broncos to the nba the past couple of years. ball was asked if he's talked to pods about what to expect. >> no, he kind of led by example, you know. you know, he showed that, you know, it was possible to do that. and you know he's giving me like good advice. and yeah yeah

cruz tendrá funciones hasta fines de este mes en la feria del condado santa clara buen plan.oras del lunes y es probable que se produzca un pico secundario generando colores en algunos lugares del estado de washington, en nevada y aquí en california, sobre todo en la zona noreste. eso sí, atención, no se verá con intensidad como la que se vio, por ejemplo, en la noche del viernes. espectacular. mira esas postales . estaba viendo también unas de yosemite, precisamente de la madrugada, prácticamente viernes, domingo y te quitan el aliento, así que imagínate esa combinación. estar en yosemite y poder tener ese panorama en el cielo. no, imposible. y si tienes la oportunidad, pues hay que ir a buscarlas hoy. por qué no? claro que si es que no se ven en estas latitudes, no? esto fue un regalo. por ejemplo, nuestro colega marcelo rivera estaba súper emocionado con todo lo que estaba viviendo y obviamente también guillermo quiroz claro que sí. recuerde que una buena semana comienza con un domingo domingo bien informado. gracias telemundo. >> esta noche noticias telemundo, uno de los

y atento porque en el condado santa clara se han detectado mosquitos invasores. al procurador general de california que tome acción legal para mantener estos servicios críticos necesarios para la comunidad. y precisamente flavio lacayo se encuentra con nosotros en el estudio. flavio hoy se realizó una protesta exigiendo una investigación. cuéntanos sobre esto. qué fue lo que pasó? qué tal así es. bueno, les comento que la protesta se realizó justo afuera del centro regional médico, en la ciudad de san josé, en la esquina de las calles mckay road y de la avenida josé figueres. aprovecharon a pedirle al procurador estatal que abra una investigación para determinar si el cierre de su hospital se deriva de decisiones discriminatorias. cientos de familias hispanas y de escasos recursos se pudieran ver afectadas con el cierre del centro regional médico en san josé. he vivido en esta comunidad por mucho tiempo y he sido paciente de este hospital. mi esposo falleció en este hospital. mi hijo. venimos a este hospital de emergencia. este hospital para nosotros es y para nu

santa clara county has a fleet of new ambulances. take a look. 12 new ambulances are going to help bring patients to three hospitals and 16 clinics in the santa clara valley health care system. they include a nicu and a life support ambulance, which will be used to treat critically injured patients. health leaders say that the new ambulances will help improve response times and save lives. this will benefit patients with urgent medical conditions such as stroke, heart attacks and complicated fractures due to falls, trauma, vehicular accidents. these patients will no longer have to wait for transport, which might have taken several hours or sometimes even days. by the way, the ambulances were partially paid for by donations. let's go out and take a look now at our weather. i am with vianey arana, our meteorologist vna arana. now as we take a beautiful look outside, it's just been fantastic. it really has. i mean, from the coast bay all the way to inland areas, we felt a bit of summer warmth right the past two days. and look at this. t

according to the santa clara county of realtors, the median price of a single-family home in the county was exactly $2 million in the month of april. that is up about 13% over the last year. >> here is a closer look at the numbers. the median price per square foot is $1,200. the average price on the market is just 13 days. >> the median price for a condo has topped $1 million. len ramirez explains how the sky high prices are impacting the bay area families. >> reporter: well housing has always been very expensive in the bay area and especially santa clara county. but now with the price going over $2 million, it just means that dream of homeownership is becoming less and less obtainable for many. by just about any measure, sandra contreras is a success story. at 29 years old, she owns her own business and product line. this month she opened a store front with two other retailers in downtown san jose. but with the median home price now over $2 million, her hoping of ever affording a home here are all, but gone. >> for myself as a 29-year-old entrepreneur, very unrealistic to be able to pu

llamamos para sonoma, nos dijeron no, en santa clara fue donde fue visto por última vez.partamento de policía de santa clara y nos dijeron que teníamos que contactar a la oficina del alguacil del condado sonoma. y aún estamos esperando que las autoridades de sonoma nos respondan sobre este caso. la familia de juan le pide a la comunidad que si lo han visto, que se comuniquen con las autoridades y lo pueden hacer de manera anónima. ante la situación, esta hermana dice, ha tenido que buscar por su cuenta su hermano desde las 07:00. sabemos lo que es sábado y domingo a buscarlo y nunca perderá la esperanza de encontrar a su hermano. no hay un día que yo diga hoy no voy a pensar en él. me levanto positiva, pensando que él él va, un día me va a llegar y me va a tocar la ventana y me va a decir aquí estoy. desde san josé soy yomara lópez telemundo 48. vamos a pasar a más información a contarle de este incendio que han sofocado y ocurrió esta noche en un templo budista. está ubicado en la cuadra 90 de folsom, a eso de las 7 30 que comenzó todo. según las autoridades, los daños r

despite a couple of counties, including san mateo and santa clara counties. not too happy about that. as far as san mateo county, they did not want waymo to be in this location for several reasons, including they don't think it's safe not to mention if you are in san francisco and you have to go down to say burlingame or sam, a tail, obviously, oftentimes you will have to hit the freeways and they just don't think it's safe for a driverless car to go freeway speeds. and if there's an accident, of course, it is horrific. they were hoping to get local jurisdiction to let the individual counties to site same as say duryea. you might get the driver's license from the state, but it's burlingame that decides the speed limit for certain amoent of stretch or certain area like that's local jurisdiction right now, county and santa clara counties don't have local jurisdiction, which is why waymo is going down to the peninsula with a caveat. well, it will start in a couple of weeks, but it will be only employees of waymo enough all goes well. there's a good chance the pu

and now the santa clara county supervisor is conceding heading back to work. and he spoke exclusively with nbc's robert honda. full, tight go joe submitting is back to official duties as a santa clara county supervisor today, including opening the farmers market in los altos. it's been an interesting couple of months, to say the least. i described it to a friend as spending two months swimming in quicksand, simitian says he's still disappointed by the narrow loss to assemblyman evan low, because he looked forward to a runoff in november against former san jose mayor sam liccardo, but also says he accepted the recount. he accepts the results and is ready to move forward. today is the first day. now that the results are clear, what i can just go to the office, get the work done and not have that lingering question in the back of my mind. kind of a relief. oh it's you know, it's definitely liberating. let's put it that way. am i sad i am not look, i got a great life, a great wife and a fascinating and important, worthwhile work to do with the county. so life is g

niners will hold rookie minicamp tomorrow in santa clara.nardo green out of florida state, a locked down corner in college ready to get to work. >> everybody should be excited to start playing football again. you no longer running 40 or doing broad jumps or like, you know, verts. none of that. he's trying to just, you know, put the pads on and make some plays, you know, to be able to get to this point, you know, to prove to the five year old version of myself, you know, who dreamed to be in this position to that i'm actually here, you know, it's exciting. >> but you know now it's not now it's about maintaining that warriors are holding tryouts for draft prospects. >> adomah ball six seven guard out of santa clara. he's seen jalen williams and brandon skyy go from the broncos to the nba the past couple of years. ball was asked if he's talked to pods about what to expect. >> no, he kind of led by example, you know. you know, he showed that, you know, it was possible to do that. and you know he's giving me like good advice. and yeah yeah brando

nosotros estamos en la calle sexta con santa clara, muy cerca del ayuntamiento de san josé.rque roosevelt y ustedes pueden. vamos a caminar un poco con nuestro camarógrafo, luis morán. ustedes pueden ver ya como han ido avanzando desde ese parque ahorita a la séptima y van a llegar hasta la plaza de césar chávez. aquí hemos visto a decenas de personas, muchas organizaciones como por ejemplo sarita, el cual como ustedes lo estaban diciendo, lo que aquí están pidiendo es derecho que se respeten los derechos para los trabajadores, para los hispanos hicieron énfasis en que si no existiera la inmigración, estos trabajadores hispanos que trabajan mucho, muchas veces en el campo, bajo un sol inclemente , pues simplemente muchas familias no se sentarían en la noche a comer con sus hijos, porque gran parte de esa comida viene del producto de los campos y también, como dijeron, pues quieren pedir legalización para los inmigrantes que están por años indocumentados, para aquellos que están con. y también hemos visto algunos que otros, eh, activistas acá que están pidiendo por la paz mun

that's according to the santa clara county association of realtors.ke to say they're seeing more buyers who are looking to make a springtime move, but not enough sellers to accommodate them. so the result is multiple offers for almost every property, which of course is driving up prices. i think people are waiting to buy a house, and i think stocks have gone up for people so they have more money to spend. i'm seeing 50% down payments. i'm seeing 100, as always, all cash. here's another stunner. it was only six years ago that the median price for a home in santa clara county first reached the $1 million mark. that's a good roi right there. up next, we're going to show you what shohei ohtani did to the giants tonight. and caitlin clark's wnba debut. stay with us did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪♪ ) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers o

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fellow receiver juwan jennings was also a while from santa clara. but the missing players don't seem to be, you know, much of a concern right now to any of the players and coaches. they all know that this is just a part of the process at this point in well, that in time it will be all resolved, at least hopefully when it comes contracts and they'll be back in santa clara is all happy campers and one full team. take a listen. >> i mean, i think it's extremely important. you know, he's playmakers love, thrown love, be as person. so, yeah, it's definitely i've said this before. it's out of my but for me, showing up there to try to get better with the new guys the guys that are here and that that is what it is. but hopefully, you know, get settled soon. >> and a bay area native and former all pro super bowl star in champ tj war where he hosted a celebrity golf tournament today in danville. not all the proceeds actually went to his charity ward. boy, the woodwork project, which benefits at risk kids, you know, in the bay and was invited. he invited sever

santa clara valley. but you know what?nt to show you the next 7 days because it's not just today that we're holding onto this heat and all the sunshine that's going to be the case tomorrow, to actually warming up even more tomorrow into the upper 80s to the where we could see some 90s. closer to antioch, potentially concord, to now, we start to average out as we head into this weekend, upper 80s by saturday, low 80s into sunday and then partly cloudy skies returning to kick off early next week for us, at least if you live off into the east bay and the north bay, but we noticed those clouds coming in a lot quicker longer. our coastline and along the bay and the peninsula as early as saturday with upper 60s and lower 70s diving into this weekend, so right behind me, you see 80s today that's not going to last for too much longer. you just have to get through today continue to hydrate. take good care of yourself and your loved wants we'll keep you updated here in the weather center. >reed>all right, jess, thanks so much. the p

that's actually how much the median home is worth in santa clara county. now, it's never been higher. our business in tech reporter scott budman posted that news this morning. scott, $2 million. that's a lot. so it could seem crazy to people who live outside of the bay area. but for us, it kind of seems like, oh yeah, yeah, 2 million. that's how much it goes for. it's true order. but think about what we're known for in the bay area tech companies and in santa clara county. you've got apple, you've got google, you've got, you know, so many of them that are hot. look at their stock prices over the last year or so. and you realize, wow amd supermicro nvidia where this money is coming from. and now right. this is a house we toured today. three bedroom, two bath, about 1800 square feet. i mean it's lovely. sure it is, but it's not that big. and it's $2 million. we found a $2 million house and that's the average. it is. that is the median right there. and it just shows how prices have gotten so high because there is money, but there's also scarcity. and it's a l

in san jose and in santa clara county. the district's proposed ordinance 24 would establish protection zones along the 295 miles of waterways under its control, and would ban encampments and dumping trash penalties could include $500 fines and up to 30 days in jail for violators who return and reestablish encampments. some city officials say these encampments and garbage and contaminants into the water. others worry it leaves homeless people with limited options. >> a lot of places to go where i pretty much, i like to look for a place that is our partners at valley water to push policies and approaches that clear the waterways and protect our watershed. >> there is a real risk of their efforts sending hundreds of homeless individuals out into the neighborhoods without a plan. >> the valley water proposal goes before valley waters environmental creek cleanup committee on friday. >> san francisco has been named the top us city leading the nation in energy efficiency and greenhouse gas reductions for the second year in a row.

legisladores tienen hasta el 15 de junio para aprobar un nuevo plan de gastos en el condado santa claradelante. libertad. así es. buenas tardes. y lo que busca esta propuesta es traer una clínica con recursos de salud para la comunidad de habla hispana al este de la ciudad de san josé, que es una de las que más necesita ayuda para nuestras comunidades. el día de hoy lo que está haciendo la mesa de supervisores del condado santa clara es que estarán votando para administrar. si sí o no, darán unos ingresos de aproximadamente 15 millones de dólares para financiar esta clínica. lo que me comentaban es que lo que están buscando es que se usen los recursos que ya existen en el este de la ciudad de san josé y se puedan usar algunas de las clínicas que ya existen. nada más, poniéndole remodelaciones para mejores servicios o simplemente ampliando más estos lugares y centros comunitarios que ya existen. pero eso será el siguiente paso. me explican. lo primero es la aceptación que hagan el día de hoy los supervisores del condado. escuchemos qué fue lo que nos dijo una de las líderes que está a ca

demonstrators on santa clara's campus called for a ceasefire in gaza. the end of u.s. funding to israel, and divestment from israel by the university, and calls for the u.s. government and universities to cut financial support for israel, continues to amplify across the country. now, both the city of hayward and the city of richmond have voted to make that a reality. new at 11 ktvu. bailey o'carroll joins us live in studio tonight with more on that decision and what's next. bailey. claudine and mike richmond, city council voted on tuesday to divest all city money from any stocks or mutual funds involving companies with ties to israel, a city council member tells me they'll likely b b divesting more than $100 million. >> but local jewish leaders called the vote performative. >> it's worth it. it's our moral obligation. it's our social response ability. we have to do it. there's no other choice. the richmond city council voted to divest all city money from investments with ties to israel, as tensions in the u.s. surrounding the israel-hamas war intensify.

santa clara, 80s tomorrow for the valley.e're grouping san jose and los gatos in there and the tri-valley going to 77. we talked about the marine layer building in tonight. that's not the biggest reason why you probably won't be able to see much of the aurora borealis. that was friday night. that was really good. there was last night. it wasn't as good. here's the forecast for tonight, much less of it. when you get into the red and orange, there's a pretty high degree of confidence you'll be able to see something. it's dwindling. the amount of energy pulled into the atmosphere that way has been steadily going down from this particular event. we're still in a very active solar cycle. if you like that kind of thing, keep your hopes up. let's look at the seven-day forecast. you'll see what happens. we'll look at our inland microclimate first, temperatures staying put, right around 80 for the next seven days and when we do the same thing for the interior of the bay, that microclimate shows us you're staying about 10 degrees coole

la junta y una organización ofrece consejos sobre lo que el condado santa clara puede hacer para enfrentare la falta en los servicios de traducción. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. buenas tardes le saluda claudio de la fuente y sandra cervantes. muchas gracias por su sintonía. vamos a iniciar con una advertencia emitida por las autoridades de los parques en varios condados del área de la bahía. están anunciando el comienzo de la temporada en la que las serpientes cascabel salen de sus guaridas, por lo que es necesario tomar precaución. vamos a hablar del tema con flavio lacayo. precisamente flavio, porque la picadura de una víbora puede representar una situación de vida o muerte, literalmente. qué recomienda las autoridades? cuéntanos qué tal? muy buenas tardes. así es. bueno hace tan solo pocas horas hablábamos de eso con 1 de los guardabosques que trabaja en este parque donde nos encontramos ubicado al sur del condado santa clara y dio importantes recomendaciones que pudieran salvar nuestras vidas. entre estas está el no salir corriendo cuando veamos una cascabel, sino

santa clara mayor. pardon me? she disagrees. i'm just hoping that the majority of the events will be in the south bay, and not just in san francisco, so that our businesses and our hotels can also benefit and our our residents can get involved in, in the event. so i hope that changes this time. the santa clara city council will consider approving the settlement at its next meeting. that's on tuesday. 740 on the nose, next on today in the bay. nbc bay area response. kira. good morning. the state gave many of us free money a year and a half ago. well, next week the state's going to start taking back some of what families didn't spend. i'm. consumer investigator chris chmura will help you claim and protect your diabetes can serve up a lot of questions. like what is your glucose and can you have more carbs? before you decide with the freestyle libre 3 system know your glucose and where it's heading no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest and thinnest sensor sends your glucose levels directly to your smartphone. manage your

san jose though, santa clara valley, beautiful this morning. nice and cool. we're sitting in the 50s and right now throughout the santa clara valley later this afternoon top off in the upper 70s and yesterday we were in the 80s. you see the trend heading into the next couple of days. more on that in pa bit. for now over to you, g. >>> thank you, jessica good morning and on this wednesday as you head out the door a live look at conditions over at the bay bridge toll plaza. great start. no delays. quiet conditions heading into san francisco. that's the benefit of being up early and out on the roadways. you don't have lot of traffic to deal with but i know that alarm clock is little tough and i want to show you the upper deck but unfortunately the camera timed it. in the meantime we'll show it you here on the mapping system at the top of the screen there a little to the left you can see 80 there. that indicates the bay bridge and so far traffic is pretty quiet there. it's slow in the altamont pass as you get on to 580. i'll have that travel time coming up. >>> a

student organizers at santa clara university say the goal is education and discourse around gaza. >> and just make sure that this comes across as an educational event and people really get something out of it instead of just heightened emotions. argument. we don't want any of that. >> what they do want a stop to the violence in gaza, to the us funding of israel, and to any investments the university may have there. >> we do not want any of our tuition and funding or any of that to go towards the support of the genocide of the palestinian people. we want to demand a current like a cease fire. >> with tensions heightened on college campuses everywhere, university officials say it was important to balance free expression with campus safety. they worked closely with the event organizers ahead of time. >> one of the expectations is that expressive activities don't block access, so that the students who have class or have other commitments across the campus are able to access those those spaces. >> jewish students were offered campus escorts and asked for access to zoom classes if needed.

southeast breeze, san jose coming in from the santa clara valley.just a lot of low clouds, a lot of gray out there and even drizzle. so when the fog rolls in, boy, has it ever. and a gust at 37mph from the west out of travis. that's usually a sure sign that we will be in the 60s, 70s. and that's what i'm going with. all right. sometimes the traffic can be a heartbreaker. let's find out what's going on with mr. sal castaneda. >> well, we want this commute to be ordinary, steve. we don't want any surprises. yesterday we had a few, and it didn't go well. so let's go right to the bay bridge. you can see traffic from our triple a traffic camera is doing pretty well. if you're going to be doing a drive by there in the san francisco, it should be a very nice drive, no major problems here on this bridge or on other bridges, like the san mateo bridge. we're off to a good start there. 531 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal, thank you. well, as we speak, governor gavin newsom is at the vatican. he's attending a climate change summit organized and ho

nearly 20% of the population in santa clara is south asian. the exhibit focuses on the many contributions of the community. >> people are aware of the presence of the community but not really engaging with these communities at a level at which they could get to know these communities and i think the more we know of each other, the less biases will persist. >> the exhibit covers the hate crimes that targeted the sikh, the community's rising political presence and popular pastimes like cricket. you can find all of our special stories for aapi heritage month on our website, kpix.com. >>> a series of lawsuits are moving forward against california prison officials after a deadly covid outbreak in san quentin. the supreme court rejected an appeal from state prison officials who sought immunity from lawsuits of 26 san quentin prisoners and one guard died in 2020 after state officials transferred infected prisoners from a prison in southern california. at the time san quentin had no known covid cases. state attorneys told "the times" they have the ben

we celebrate bridge builders at the santa clara county sheriff's office. specifically someone putting his retire on hold, sworn in as a new reserved deputy. this is the story of a former marketing executive turned peace officer and tells us why in his mid-60s he decided to start a new career in law enforcement. >> reporter: on most days you will find this man on the move, working on something, even though he retired four years ago. >> i was the marketing executive for over 35 years. >> bob is about to come out of retirement into something quite different than his previous career. >> he will join as the reserve unit serving as a part-time deputy for the santa clara county. >> i felt a different calling. >> he said it was not an overnight decision. he first volunteered as a safety ambassador in chinatown after hearing of attacks on asian seniors during the pandemic . he then organized a workshop to train people on how to use pepper spray and attended events to support crime victims. >> in this journey of helping the community out and advocating is much more

♪ says it seized a historic amount of drugs for santa clara county right inside the couple's home.ay it was all stored next to the couple's baby on tuesday, officers with the county's special enforcement team recovered between 25 and 55,000 fentanyl pills, 13 pounds of marijuana, as well as a pound and a half of cocaine and a loaded gun, all of it in a san jose home belonging to octavian moreno and crystal delgado, according to authorities. and they also say that all of it was stashed within feet of the couple's ten month old baby. >> i know for so many people in our community, it's frustrating to hear that we still have these crimes existing because it doesn't make sense. like why you don't do everything to protect your child. >> the couple's baby is now being cared for by the child's paternal grandmother. today in court, a judge ordered $275,000 bail for moreno and 200,000 for delgado. both will be back in superior court july 18th. well, there is more fallout tonight from the closure of the federal women's prison in dublin. a u.s. district judge called the decision, quote, ill co

a former candidate for santa clara county sheriff has been convicted of perjury. the district attorney says 51 year old ann colton lied about her qualifications to run for sheriff in 2022. state law requires candidates to have at least one year of law enforcement experience or a certificate showing advanced training. investigators say colton did not meet either qualification when she was placed on the ballot. during that election. she received 4% of the vote. colton was sentenced to just over 130 days in jail, which she already served before her trial. children draw wars, not flowers. that's the name of a powerful new art exhibit at a south bay library. the display is now up at the doctor martin luther king junior library at san jose state . it features artwork drawn by ukrainian children. after russia invaded their country. kids ages 4 to 6 drew the pictures. organizers say the artwork depicts their fears, their hopes and their perceptions of war. if you're interested in seeing it, that exhibit will be up until may 17th. all right. we had a slice of summer here t

down into the santa clara valley a very similar trend with those light winds. we just talked about taking a look at the next 7 days saturday is really just the anomaly. a little bit of rain, and then suddenly, sunshine on the back end with sunnier skies all throughout next week, and a nice warm up into the upper 70s as well. >liz>all right, jess, thanks so much. case before the us supreme court could define how cities across the bay area and across the country for that matter tackle homelessness. the case out of grants pass oregon is about whether a ban on people sleeping in public parks is constitutional. the law there finds people nearly $300 for sleeping outside. even when no shelter beds are available. repeat offenders can be sent to jail for 30 days. lawyers for the city of grants pass just argued the law is compassionate. and so far, the conservative justices seem open to those claims. but the liberal justices questioned whether this law criminalizes homelessness. a ruling is expected by the end. of june. justice has heard those arguments last week. a coa

continuing to run just along 101 down into the santa clara valley.r 70s this afternoon. and that marine layer and that cloud layer actually is going to start pulling back along the san jose close to around actually around 10:00 this morning. so it's going to look a lot different as we head into the next couple of hours and time that out for you more coming up though in just a bit. for now over to you, reed. >>> let's get the friends out and object to the roadways. it's 5:32 right on the nose and conditions in the east bay from the san mateo bridge camera right there. more of you are headed westbound on the 92. you see the brake lights once you approach the upper deck as traffic after the toll plaza pretty much remains open. good morning to all of you. approaches 880 is also clear and so your drive over to highway 101 looks at least for this time little bit of a breeze. a live look right now for the drivers going over the richmond-san rafael bridge. it's always kind of sleepy in the shot -- a few cars so often they're appearing to make their way to th

santa clara county leaders today.will update recent efforts to eradicate an invasion of mosquitoes. now vector control teams. just last month, they set traps to take out the presence of a mosquito in east san jose. now the area surrounds the lane near story road. the pests are more commonly known as yellow or, fever mosquitoes. so far, efforts are coming up short. today, the county will actually lay out the next steps, including spraying that area next wednesday with gear mounted on trucks. all right, here's a riddle for you at 637, what do an award winning actor or a basketball champion and a rapper have in common? today, that answer can only be one thing bottle rock. they're all going to be there. go the popular festival kicks off today in napa, and that's where we find today in the bay's ginger conejero saab. this morning. yeah, it looks like it's a place for everyone out there. ginger. look, we actually are expecting the usual big names there on the stage, but there are some changes the fans need to know about. th

. >>> santa clara county has a new tunnel, not for cars or people, but for water. it could prevent flooding in the future. as our len ramirez reports, it's part of a huge project to rebuild anderson reservoir. >> reporter: despite all the rain that we've had this year, the anderson reservoir levels have had to be kept artificially low because the dam itself is not earthquake safe, but this new tunnel, this outlet tunnel that they're building right underneath my feet, is the first major milestone in the retrofit of the dam which will meet the water needs of santa clara county for many years to come. ryan mccartter is walking through a tunnel bored deep into the side of a mountain at anderson reservoir. >> we're basically touching a reservoir with this tunnel. we're below water. >> reporter: the tunnel is almost half a mile long and 200 feet below the anderson floor. it's part of a $2.3 billion project to retrofit santa clara county's largest reservoir to prevent flooding during went years and survive a major earthquake. >> so this is a spray-applied concrete they sh

still cool and mild along the coastline, warming up into the 70s in the santa clara valley. we had over the weekend. we will continue to see dry skies all week long. warming up into the 80s and that inland areas, pittsburgh, antioch, all the way to brentwood. 70s for the tri-valley area. along the coast, all the way into the dega bay, upper 50s and lower 60s expected as we had a little more north and into ukiah, 70s turning into 80s. it is dry all week long, the prediction center showing drier than normal conditions in our region alone. because of that, let's take a look at what it looks like, sunny skies all week long, cool down into the 50s near san francisco by the weekend. you will see a lot more drastic of a change in areas like the east bay, north bay and santa clara valley. upper 80s, close to the 90s and then dropping into the 60s by saturday. we will see a similar set up for us, dry skies all week long from san jose to the north bay and i will have more on your forecast in just a bit. >>> let's talk about the roadways. highway 37 is open in both directions. a heads

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abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more. >> santa clara county is facing a $251.3 million structural deficit. >> what that means is that when we look at our ongoing expenses and our ongoing revenues, that's the gap that we have in just our general fund. >> money from the general fund supports things like public safety, justice, health and hospital systems, social services and much more. >> we're facing cascading effects on us from the state's budget shortfall and from the dysfunction at the federal level. >> still, county executive james r williams said the proposed budget has bridged the gap. work board of supervisors president susan ellenberg said she's impressed by initially by increasing revenue opportunities and then looking at where we can make reductions, with the most minimal impact on the core services. county officials have held public workshops to present and discuss the proposed budget. right now, the county is looking at eliminating jobs that are still unfilled in many departments. it's also looking at things like increasing building permit fees. still, the pr

starting to get nicer down into the santa clara valley.y noon, gosh, it's sunny as can be throughout most of the bay area. beautiful conditions right around the corner. we have a big warm-up right around the corner but before we get to that, let's take a look at what's going on for us today. all throughout the bay area as we wake up this morning, we're mostly in the 50s and 340s. but heading into this afternoon, suddenly 80s near santa rosa and cool down even more as we head into some of the microclimates near san francisco. with 60s in sight this afternoon. 50s just along the coast and here we go off in the east bay. antioch sitting at 78 later this afternoon. yesterday we were in the 80s so just a little bit cooler there but yesterday we were in the 50s near san francisco so a little bit warmer there. overlooking the santa clara valley, blanketed with that cloud layer right now. and into this afternoon, we'll see plenty of? sunshine and 70s are expected today. max? >> love that sunrise. thank you. >>> let's go outside now and live look a

those who live in santa clara should be aware that outdoor watering is permitted, not as permanentlyowed in the city between 09:00am and 06:00pm using water wise plants and california native plants is another effective way of reducing water use. homeowner should also fix any leaks as soon as they're spotted. take quick showers, if you can rather than bags and turn off water while brushing teeth or washing or shaving, that will help the small things add up even in the shower. you know, you can like sons up, then you turn on and you're lot of shower heads now with a little >> button on the side you just pushing that will stop the water flow while you're gathering. and back on again. the rents hand. fans help. >> our 7.14 right now, we've got a little water on saturday. yeah, i don't know if there's anything in sight for this week, though, but hopefully will keep things a little green for a little bit longer, john. yeah, that's what i'm hoping. so too, because things were cast starting to dry out there. but we did see that nice dose of rainfall saturday. in fact, a full month's worth of

price of a single family home in santa clara county is now hit $2 million. ktvu is. mark sayer has more on what's driving the prices up. >> yeah, let's get some lights on. >> here in san jose's almaden valley is a house with an asking price just under the $2 million mark. let's take a look at the living room here. living room right here on the place square. >> footage is just over 2000. i think it's 2050ft!s. yeah, hardwood flooring right here. we really didn't have to touch up too much of the property itself. it's four bedrooms and two and a half baths built in 1965. >> and it has a pool. tony ramirez is the listing agent. >> what they liked is it was on the market. there's just nothing on the market right now. >> that's it. this house has been on the market for just five days at the open house last weekend, more than 40 groups came through here to take a look. and as of this moment, there are three serious offers on the table. all over the $1.949 million asking price. i mean, we're over 2.5 million people that live in santa clara county right now. >> there's only 7

and with that is it's in the city of santa clara. they're sharing tips. >> this week on how to save water, rethinking landscaping, only water in from 06:00pm to 09:00am other things you can do. they point out, you know, like when you shower shot a lot of a brush that he's just turn off and on. and that kind of thing just use as little as you it's very well known that we just didn't wash their cars for a couple years. overnight hours. we don't want to back and that vote aye all back it out. again, the drought vote. yeah. but hey, you know what last year was so wet and this year, mother nature is not stopping. know full of surprises with this snow in i know we're talking that 2 feet that a lot of ski resorts got this week amazing as pretty wild. yeah, say it is still open. still open diamond peak right here behind me. still has that snow on the deck right there, which is like the first place that melts off. so this is >> a lot of melt occurring already yesterday and look, still several inches hanging out there. it was absolutely a beau