kron four's justin campbell has that story. >> campers buses in cars that people live in that columbus park will remain there for now, a federal judge issued an order wednesday barring the city from removing people means a lot right now. there's really nowhere else to park cheryl imus. happy to hear the news. she and 6 other plaintiffs who live at columbus park filed a complaint to stop destruction of motor homes and over concerns do have nowhere to go. >> and my home being threatened of being taken. it was very upsetting there. maybe get a judge to actually do a walk through out there got largent, a homeless advocate live there, too, but now has permanent housing and says the city needs a better plan for housing. the unhoused just no room so they have to come back to that area. and that's what i notice is been happening. >> new cancer popping up along sidewalks. the creeks are starting to go up again. >> new new people are showing up to the ball field there. the restraining order will remain in place until november. 29th. >> in the meantime, the court will hear from people like cheryl othe

for the past 7 years, rudy has been living at columbus park in san jose, along with his two chihuahuas, bo boo and pokey bear. >>> about being in 2015 he says a dispute with his landlord cost him his job and his home all on the same day. he has been living here ever since. >> what i have here is what i have earned with my own two hands by dumpster diving. >> reporter: everything he owns has been stuffed into his car away from the watchful eyes of authorities. a few months ago, the city took most of his belongings during a sweep, promising to put them in storage free of charge. but it seems no one has paid the bill, and now the storage facility is threatening to throw his stuff out. >> everything i was going to sell to make money for the holidays. >> reporter: rudy is just one of about 100 people living here. but it is unclear for how much longer. for months now, the city has been trying to clear out this park. rudy and other residents here sued claiming the city illegally ransacked or destroyed their homes and belongings. a judge lifted a restraining order allowing the city to continue

we have been reporting on the situation around columbus park for months. the city shut down its lodges homeless camp in the minetta flightpath. campers moved across the street to a vacant baseball field. and now the clock is ticking once again for the campers and figure out their next move as colder weather and the rain is moving in. one resident claims the city hasn't followed through on its promises . >> reporter: at 46, rudy never imagined he would end up here. for the past seven years he has been living at columbus park in san jose along with his two chihuahua was. >> in 2015 he was working as a property manager when a dispute with his landlord cost him his job and his home all on the same day . he has been living here ever since . >> what i have here is what i conferred with my own two hands. >> everything he owns has been stuffed into his car away from the watchful eyes of the already's. a few months ago the city took most of his belongings during a sweep promising to put them in storage free of charge . it seems that no one has paid the bill and now

justin campbell takes a closer look. >> campers buses in cars that people live in that columbus park will remain there for now, a federal judge issued an order wednesday barring the city from removing people means a lot right now. there's really nowhere else to park. cheryl, i miss. >> happy to hear the news. she and 6 other plaintiffs who live at columbus park filed a complaint to stop destruction of motor homes and over concerns do have nowhere to go. >> and my home being threatened of being taken. it was very upsetting there. maybe get a judge to actually do a walk through out there got largent, a homeless advocate live there, too, but now has permanent housing and says the city needs a better plan for housing. the unhoused just no room for them. so they have to come back to that area. and that's what i notice is been happening. >> new cancer popping up along sidewalks. the creeks are starting to go up again. >> new new people are showing up to the ball field there. the restraining order will remain in place until november. 29th. >> in the meantime, the court will hear from people

kron four's justin campbell reports. >> campers buses in cars that people live in that columbus park will remain there for now, a federal judge issued an order wednesday barring the city from removing people means a lot right now. there's really nowhere else to park. cheryl, i miss happy to hear the news. she and 6 other plaintiffs who live at columbus park filed a complaint to stop destruction of motor homes and over concerns do have nowhere to go. >> and my home being threatened of being taken. it was very upsetting there. maybe get a judge to actually do a walk through out there got largent, a homeless advocate live there, too, but now has permanent housing and says the city needs a better plan for housing. the unhoused just no room so they have to come back to that area. and that's what i've notice has been happening. >> new cancer popping up along sidewalks. the creeks are starting to fill up again. >> new new people are showing up to the ball field there. the restraining order will remain in place until november. 29th. >> in the meantime, the court will hear from people like che

kron four's justin campbell reports. >> campers buses in cars that people live in that columbus park will remain there for now, a federal judge issued an order wednesday barring the city from removing people means a lot right now. there's really nowhere else to park cheryl imus. happy to hear the news. she and 6 other plaintiffs who live at columbus park filed a complaint to stop destruction of motor homes and over concerns do have nowhere to go and my home being threatened of being taken. >> it was very upsetting there. maybe get a judge to actually do a walk through out there got largent, a homeless advocate live there, too, but now has permanent housing and says the city needs a better plan for housing. the unhoused just no room so they have to come back to that area. and that's what i've notice has been happening. new cancer popping up along sidewalks. the creeks are starting to fill up again. >> new new people are showing up to the ball field there. the restraining order will remain in place until november. 29th. >> in the meantime, the court will hear from people like cheryl ot

zoom clearing out the encampment at columbus park, but it could happen as soon as today.oard of supervisors has approved a new policy that allows police robots to use deadly force supervisors voted 8 to 3 in favor of the proposal. none of the police department's current robots is armed with live ammunition. police want the option to attach explosives to the robots as a way to get into barricaded buildings against violent suspects. final vote on the proposal could come in the next month. california energy commission is investigating why californians pay more at the pump than just about anyone else in the country. the state's big oil refineries refused to participate during a hearing by the commission in sacramento. the hearing comes two months after the commission demanded answers from the oil refineries about why gas prices near record highs during september and october. and that's when california prices averaged $6.43 a gallon more than $2.5 more than the national average. california requires the burning of cleaner fuel to reduce the negative impacts on our residents. fu

we have reported on the situation near columbus park for months. you may remember the city shut down the largest homeless camp that was sitting in the flight path. many of the campers moved right across the street to vacant baseball field. now the clock is running again for campers to figure out the next move as colder weather and rain is moving in. we spoke with one residents that claims the city has not followed through on its promises. >> reporter: at 46, rudy ortega never imagined he would end up here. >> this is my place right here. >> reporter: for 7 years, he has been living at columbus park in san jose, along with his two two i was. back in 2015, he was working as a property manager when a dispute with his landlord cost him his job and his home all in the same day. he has been living here ever since. >> what i is what i have earned with my own two hands. i have been dumpster diving for 2.5 years. >> reporter: everything he owns has been stuffed into his car, away from the watchful eyes of authorities. >> reporter: you sleep over here? >> ye

we have been reporting on the situation near columbus park for months. remember the city shut down the largest homeless camp that was in the flight path. the campers moved right across the street to a vacant baseball field. now the clock is running out for the campers to figure out their next move as colder weather and rain is moving in. we spoke with one resident that claimed the city is not follow through on its promises. >> reporter: at 46, rudy ortega never imagined he would end up here. >> this is my place right here. >> reporter: for 7 years, he has been living at columbus park in san jose, along with his two chihuahuas back in 2015, he was working as a property manager when he says a dispute with his landlord cost him his job and his home, all in the same day. he has been living here ever since. >> what i have here is what i have earned with my own two hands by dumpster diving for 2.5 years. >> reporter: everything he owns has been stuffed into his car , away from the watchful eyes of authorities. >> you sleep over here? >> yes, on the bed. >> rep

. >>> the reprieve is up and the pressure is on for the campers living in columbus park.hear from one man who was just trying to get his belongings back pick >> the general public might think that were fine, but we are really not . >>> the variety of ways you can give back to the community on this giving tuesday . >>> it's all about shop local and give local. have you can partner with us for food for bay area families . >>> team usa tryouts in a match against iran . they were thrilled to see their team advance in the world cup. >> to see this, it just shows how big the sport is in the country now pick >> in oakland woman who received the gift of life will be sharing her story on the world stage pick >> i never thought i would be on the float in my life. >> >> good evening. we want to start with giving tuesday. it is the biggest giving day of the year and a great time to donate to your favorite charity. we are partnered with food for bay area families to get meals to people in need. >> we have more on this urgent need and how we can all

the situation around the columbus parks, for months. you may remember, the shed city shut down its largest homeless camp. i was sitting in the flight path. many of the campers then move right across the street to a vacant baseball field. now, time is running out for them to figure out their next move. san jose says it is developing a safe parking spot for people who want to state in their rvs at the santa teresa bca station. the city is also talking about using two other vta stations for other tiny homes. the light rail yard in north san jose and the caudal station in the south part of the city could be used for temporary housing. city council is set to discuss the site tomorrow afternoon. >>> just a gentle reminder, there is only an hour left on giving tuesday. tonight, we are giving us all a chance to fight food insecurity across the bay area. scan the qr code on the right side of your screen for information on how to donate. local food banks are not showing all contributions until midnight. we partner with you for our food for bay ar

in columbus park , a city official telling ktvu.rder bars san jose from towing vehicles and removing people and their possessions. the judge's order follows complaints from camp residents who feared abatement would leave them with nowhere to go. a hearing on the matter is expected here in the coming weeks. okay a nice night out there. not that chile san jose right now is at 50 degrees san francisco, which you're looking at here. is it 50 degrees. most areas. cities around the bay are in the low fifties. and then if you get inland, you're you're finding forties overnight lows. a will be above freezing tonight. it's gonna be a lot like last night. like we said no big differences for the highest from today. about where they were yesterday and tomorrow's highs will go about to the same place. we'll have a few clouds. not as many as we had today, but a few clouds and then we set up with a bit of an offshore flow more today was offshore slightly or just light winds, but tomorrow will be more robustly offshore, especially in the north and

the south bay, federal judge blocked the city of san jose for moving people who are living at columbus park plate us who live at the park filed a complaint to stop the destruction of motor home sent over concerns that they'll have nowhere to go. scott large in a homeless advocate live there, too, but now has permanent housing and says the city needs a better plan for housing. the unhoused. >> just no room so they have to come back to that area. and that's what i've notice has been happening. new cancer popping up along sidewalks. the creeks are starting to fill up again. new new people are showing up to the ball field. there. >> the restraining order will remain in place until november. 29th. in the meantime, the court will hear residents, other activists and the city of san jose will hear from all of them and then decide if the camp will be extended or cleared out. it was a pretty wild scene in the bay area freeway with both police and the chp chasing car burglary suspects. police say at least one of the suspects had a gun. let's get the latest now from kron four's haaziq mod-yoon. >> you'

the south bay, a federal judge has blocked the city of san jose from removing people living at columbus park. now those who live there at the park filed a complaint to stop the destruction of motor homes and other structures over concerns that they really have nowhere else to go. scott largent is a homeless advocate used to live there, though he's got permanent housing. now, but he says the city needs to do more and have a better plan for finding housing for these unhoused. >> just no room so they have to come back to that area. and that's what i notice is been happening. new cancer popping up along sidewalks. the creeks are starting to go up again. new new people are showing up to the ball field. there. >> yeah, the restraining order will remain in place until november 29th. in the meantime, the court will have a chance to hear from residents and activists and the city of san jose as it decides. >> whether this camp will be extended or ultimately cleared out. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a police department on the peninsula is offering something that will help you protect the

the south bay, a federal judge has blocked the city of san jose from removing people living at columbus park. plaintiffs who live there filed a complaint to stop the destruction of the motor homes. they're concerned that they've got nowhere to go otherwise, scott, large ins is a homeless advocate. he's lived there before, but he's got permanent housing. now he says that the city needs to do better when it comes to finding housing for these people. >> just no room so they have to come back to that area. and that's what i notice is been happening. new cancer popping up along sidewalks. the creeks are starting to go up again. new new people are showing up to the ball field. there. >> you know, the restraining order will stay in place until november. 29th. so that will give time for the court to hear arguments from the residents and activists and the city of san jose. and then decide if that camp will be extended or if it will be dismantled. >> time now is 8.10, and the contra costa county sheriff's department is overwhelmed with applications for concealed carry weapons permits. take a look at t

south bay, a federal judge blocked the city of san jose from removing people that are living in columbus park. the people who live there filed a complaint to stop the destruction of motor homes and over concerns that they have nowhere to go. if that happens, scott large and is a homeless advocate. he actually lived there for a time all the way. now. he has permanent housing, but he says the city needs a better plan for helping these on house people. >> just no room so they have to come back to that area. and that's what i notice is been happening. new cancer popping up along sidewalks. the creeks are starting to go up again. new new people are showing up to the ball field. there. >> now the restraining order will remain in place until november. 29th in the meantime, the court will hear arguments from residents and other activists and the city of san jose as it tries to decide if that camp will ultimately be extended or clear out. >> and 7.11 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a police department on the peninsula is trying to make it more difficult for somebody to steal. your catalyt

bay, a federal judge has blocked the city of san jose now from removing people who are living at columbus park. plaintiffs who live there filed a complaint to stop the destruction of motor homes and they were concerned that they would have nowhere else to go if they were forced out. well, scott largent, a homeless advocate, lived there, too, but now has permanent housing. and he says the city needs a better plan for housing. house. >> just no room so they have to come back to that area. and that's what i've notice has been happening. new cancer popping up along sidewalks. the creeks are starting to fill up again. new new people are showing up to the ball field. there. >> well, the restraining order will remain in place until november 29th. in the meantime, the court will be hearing for residents and other activists and the city of san jose as it tries to decide if that camp will be extended were cleared. >> 6.11 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a police department on the peninsula has a way that they think it will take away. the catalytic converter crimes that are happening with a spec

a federal judge has temporarily blocked the city of san jose from clearing a homeless camp in columbus park, one city official tells ktvu. the court order bars san jose from towing vehicles and removing people and their possessions. the judge's order follows complaints from camp residents who feared they'd be left with nowhere to go. this comes after the city dismantled an encampment nearby in the flight path of mineta san jose international airport in september. 40 acre land, at one point housed a few 100 homeless people during the pandemic hearing on the matter is expected in the coming weeks. investigation into the open unified school district, the state attorney general's office taking a closer look at its decision to close or merge several schools. plus. i'm lauren blanchard in washington. it has been a rough week for two companies, twitter and ticketmaster congress i moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection.

federal judges temporarily blocked the city of san jose from clearing a homeless encampment in columbus. parke court order bar san jose from telling vehicles and removing people and their possessions. the judge's order follows complaints from camp residents who feared they'd be left with nowhere to go. this comes after the city dismantled in a camp nearby in the flight path of mineta san jose international airport in september. the 40 acre plot of land at one point housed a few 100 homeless people during the pandemic. hearing on the matter is expected in the coming weeks. that's home depot has dropped plans to build a new store in a vacant lot in north oakland city officials are moving forward with new plans for that space when people in the rockridge area had opposed the plans to build a home depot at pleasant valley avenue and broadway. they wanted a mixed use housing and retail development instead. according to the chronicle. city officials are now negotiating with the developer to try and move that project ford time now is eight. oh, nine. you can see that we've improved quite a bit at th

removal of early days in 2018, there was a toppling of statues in golden gate park as well as the removal of the christopher columbus statue. we are partnering with the parks department as well as the community to engage with the public to develop guidelines to evaluate the existing monuments and memorials in the civic arts collection and evaluate the removal of a monument or statue but also installing new ones. >> finally, it seems like the weather might be nice this weekend. if i fancy taking a walk and seeing some outdoor art, where would you suggest i go? >> well, i would suggest the embarcadero. this work was commissioned with funds from the fire station 35. this suggests the bow of a boat and the glass panel surrounding the structure depict the history of fireboats in the bay area. >> and where can i go from there? >> then, i would walk up to the justin herman plaza to check out the work of the art vendors. then check out the monuments like the mechanics monument. also, be sure to check out the poster series, installed in bus kiosks along market street, which features four artists each year. >> well, thank you

a federal judge has temporarily blocked city of san jose from clearing homeless camp in columbus parktelling ktvu the court order bar san jose from towing vehicles and removing people and their possessions. judge's order follows complaints from camp residents who feared abatement would leave them with nowhere to go. while many homeless residents felt like they were being kicked around. this came after the city already swept in a cabinet nearby, the flight path that mineta san jose international airport that happened back in september. hearing on the matter is expected in the coming weeks. and the city posted notices the sweep the camp earlier last month at 48 go 40 acre land, at one point housed a few 100 homeless people during the pandemic, but city of san jose began the cleaning process last year. in september of this year , san jose removed over £180,000 of trash. debris 34 vehicles and 11 rvs from that area. all right, frank time 609 in san francisco. after years of delays and spending almost $2 billion san francisco central subway line will partially open for service tomorrow. it

removal of early days in 2018, there was a toppling of statues in golden gate park as well as the removal of the christopher columbus statue. we are partnering with the parks department as well as the community to engage with the public to develop guidelines to evaluate the existing monuments and memorials in the civic arts collection and evaluate the removal of a monument or statue but also installing new ones. >> finally, it seems like the weather might be nice this weekend. if i fancy taking a walk and seeing some outdoor art, where would you suggest i go? >> well, i would suggest the embarcadero. this work was commissioned with funds from the fire station 35. this suggests the bow of a boat and the glass panel surrounding the structure depict the history of fireboats in the bay area. >> and where can i go from there? >> then, i would walk up to the justin herman plaza to check out the work of the art vendors. then check out the monuments like the mechanics monument. also, be sure to check out the poster series, installed in bus kiosks along market street, which features four artists each year. >> well, thank you

removal of early days in 2018, there was a toppling of statues in golden gate park as well as the removal of the christopher columbuse. we are partnering with the parks department as well as the community to engage with the public to develop guidelines to evaluate the existing monuments and memorials in the civic arts collection and evaluate the removal of a monument or statue but also installing new ones. >> finally, it seems like the weather might be nice this weekend. if i fancy taking a walk and seeing some outdoor art, where would you suggest i go? >> well, i would suggest the embarcadero. this work was commissioned with funds from the fire station 35. this suggests the bow of a boat and the glass panel surrounding the structure depict the history of fireboats in the bay area. >> and where can i go from there? >> then, i would walk up to the justin herman plaza to check out the work of the art vendors. then check out the monuments like the mechanics monument. also, be sure to check out the poster series, installed in bus kiosks along market street, which features four artists each year. >> well, thank you. i ap