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>> our top story tonight at 6.30, a long planned flood prevention work along coyote creek in san jose kicked off today. yeah. that work is expected to continue for months, forcing a lot of people who live along the creek to leave for shells. clifford has details. >> back in 2017 flooding along coyote creek here in san jose forced thousands of people to flee. since then the city of santa clara valley water district and then working on a plan to improve flood protection along the creek. that work began on the ground today. unfortunately, there are many people who live along coyote creek are being forced to leave on monday. the city of san jose begin clearing a four-mile stretch of coyote creek from oakland road to interstate 2.80. >> as a result, a large number of homeless camps and debris will be removed. the city has told those living here that anyone found staying along the creek after may 15th, we'll be trespassing. this is moving living people out with no place to go. francesca paste is a homeless advocate. she's concerned that not enough effort has been put into making sure the pe

and steve large has the story. >> reporter: six coyote pups and mom, a feeding frenzy with a specialote candid camera set up by lake tahoe nature lover tugi. >> it was a bit of luck. >> reporter: that luck struck when mom picked this south lake tahoe home as her den. the homeowner called him to help get her out. >> i explained to him trying to get that family to move to another site would probably be fatal for a number of those pups. >> reporter: instead of moving the family, he made movies of the family. >> and i was trying to have as little impact on their world as possible. my camera was very small. this has been one of the most amazing learning experiences i've ever had with any wildlife species. >> reporter: the videos recorded over two weeks show mom refereeing play fights. it also shows how long she spent gone. 16 hours a day hunting for food. >> you see how hard it is and how much work mom puts in to raising those pups. >> reporter: a close-up look chronicling the lives of this coyote family, giving us all a glimpse into this wildlife wonder. >> it's such a secretive affair f

and the tense standoff between a cast and a coyote. how the four-legged intruder made its way inside the home in the middle of the night. >> this just in 5 people, including a teenage boy recovering tonight after being shot early this morning in redwood city. it happened around 4.30, on redwood avenue. police say the suspect approached the group who were drinking on the sidewalk and then opened fire. 4 men and a 16 year-old boy were hit. all were taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. no word on a suspect at this time. >> now to texas where 7 people are dead, 10 more taken to the hospital after an suv crashed into a bus stop this morning in brownsville, police are saying some of the victims were migrants under the care of border patrol. sonja hill reports. >> a crime in a time of crisis, 7 dead and 10 injured outside a bus stop in brownsville, luis, a migrant from venezuela was at the bus stop sunday morning when a man driving a gray range rover drove through a crowd of people including migrants waiting for a ride to

. >> well, in the south bay long planned food prevention work along coyote creek in san jose is under way. the okay. flood prevention work. the work is expected to continue for months. forcing lot of the people who live along the creek have to leave. well, first, charles clifford has that story for us. >> back in 2017 flooding along coyote creek here in san jose forced thousands of people to flee. since then the city of santa clara valley water district and then working on a plan to improve flood protection along the creek. that work began on the ground. unfortunately, there are many people who live along coyote creek are being forced to leave on monday. the city of san jose begin clearing a four-mile stretch of coyote creek from oakland road to interstate 2.80. >> as a result, a large number of homeless camps and debris will be removed. the city has told those living here that anyone found staying along the creek after may 15th, we'll be trespassing. this is moving living people out. >> with no place to go. francesca paste is a homeless advocate. she's concerned that not enough effor

>> when a coyote jumped into their backyard. the scrapper was on full display.use the coyote had managed to get vinny's. little brother, harley in its mouth. and vinnie was having none of it in this video of the incident. you can see the coyote jumped the fence in chase, harley into the corner. after harley yelp's. you see a white flash come from the other side of the yard that white flash was vinnie coming to the rescue and chasing the coyote off as harley runs the other way. >> you know, little little 10 pound 3, 2, off. a 11 year-old. yeah, 11 years old chased off a 60 pound coyote. >> and so it's pretty amazing. he did a great job as a little here up from harley's injuries. it looked like vinny came just in time, especially since a closer look at the video reveals a second coyote was right on the other side of the fence during the attack. >> we had 2 lacerations over here. and one up here that they had to sew closed. and one under here and bite marks and a lot of abrasion. it look like that. they grabbed him. it looked like they tried to grab him here and th

a coyote jump the fence of the home and pointed a dog named harley.s the one yelping, another dog named vinnie sprang into action and scared the coyote. all the owners are proud of any because a video shows a second coyote was on the other side of that fence. >> there's going to be a big brawl that boy jumped into action. they say he's an older dog and almost 2 for this. well special treats for vianey that don't require a lot as it for us tonight at 6. we'll see ♪ ♪ >> announcer: that a shark get him? the teen who jumped overboard on a dare. is that a shark? then... i am alive. the miracle survivor of the building collapsed. speak of the just collapsed

in the south bay long planned flood prevention work along coyote creek in san jose kicked ooday. and that work is expected to continue for months for saying a lot of people who live along that creek to leave. >> well, for charles clifford has details. >> back in 2017 flooding along coyote creek here in san jose forced thousands of people to flee. since then the city of santa clara valley water district. been working on a plan to improve flood protection along the creek. that work began on the ground today. unfortunately, there are many people who live along coyote creek are being forced to leave on monday. the city of san jose begin clearing a four-mile stretch of coyote creek from oakland road to interstate 2.80. >> as a result, a large number of homeless camps and debris will be removed. the city has told those living here that anyone found staying along the creek after may 15th, we'll be trespassing. this is moving living people out with no place to go. francesca paste is a homeless advocate. she's concerned that not enough effort has been put into making sure the people who h

drone is being created, it is actually a complex that allows we are talking about coyote, now we willeo, we will see how it works and actually this coyote block k-2 is a system that allows , first of all, to destroy enemy drones, and it is this project in the u.s. in the extreme package of american aid that went through the version as an anti- aircraft drone of defense, and he actually imagines such a drone with a jet engine, which in some ways even resembles such a small petri, that is , a missile that starts from a ground launcher due to a guidance system that detects enemy drones, he, uh, catches up with great speed an enemy drone and destroys it by detonating the combat unit. now we see the test of this coyote block-2, which is already actually used by one of the countries that purchased this drone, but ukraine receives, as it understands , a slightly updated, modernized version, taking into account the targets that are now trying to enter the airspace of ukraine, in particular, we we are talking, first of all, about the iranian shaheeds , which are used only by the federation, an

well, back in 2017 coyote creek flooded. thousands of people were forced to flee.ce then, the city of santa clara valley water district and working on a plan to him. >> prove flood protection along the creek. that work begins on the ground today. unfortunately, there are a lot of people who live along coyote creek and they're being forced to go somewhere else. on monday, the city of san jose begin clearing a four-mile stretch of coyote creek from oakland road to interstate 2.80. it's part of an ongoing effort to improve flood control along the creek. >> as a result, a large number of homeless camps and debris will be removed. the city has told those living here that anyone found staying along the creek after may 15th, we'll be trespassing. this is moving living people out with no place to go. francesca paste is a homeless advocate. she's concerned that not enough effort has been put into making sure the people who have to leave coyote creek have somewhere to go. she says some people have been living here for years. this is just perfect insanity. you're moving. huma

video of occur use coyote trying his hand at golf or messing up this guy's game. coffler took this video at the presidio in san francisco. he stole the golf ball, played with it and ran away. that is what happens when i play with my dogs. dogs are banned from some hiking trails because it's coyote pupping season and the animals are denning around the city. be on alert and keep your distance. shawn chitnis says there is a push to change the way we think about coyotes and co-exist. >> reporter: christopher campbell is showing us where we may see coyotes in golden gate park this time of year. as the manager of the natural resource division, he loves any chance he gets togo arod the san francisco many parks. >> this being open they wouldn't necessarily den here but find a location behind you where there is more vegetation growing up from the ground. >> reporter: unusual ground with less sightings. but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be aware of your surroundings in settings like this. >> you can see dark spots over there. that would be prime several for them to find t

powering possibilities™. . >>> a family's home security caught a coyote just making itself at home.he family says it got in through a doggie door around 4:00 in the morning. if you look towards the bottom of the video you can see the family's cat hiding on a chair. >> if it is a coyote or a raccoon, you don't want them coming in. you got to lock the cat door at night. >> you got to. thankfully someone heard the cat meowing and ran into the room. that is when the coyote took off and left the way it came through that doggie door. >>> all right, finally tonight, an australia woman survived five days in the wild on a bottle of wine and lollipops. she says while on vacation she made a wrong turn and ended up at a dead end and then while trying to turn around her car was stuck in the mud. there was no cell phone service, she was only planning a short trip, so she was only just, a few snacks with her. a bottle of wine she bought for her mom. she drank that. she was treated for dehydration and that is the story. >>> thanks for watching, the news continues streaming. we will see you back her

why residents living along coyote creek are being asked to leave. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman and we'll start with this breaking news that the san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, will not be filing charges against the security guard who shot and killed banko brown at a walgreens last month. just a few hours ago, her office released that long-awaited store security video. police get body camera video witness interviews and police interviews. all of that. she says led up to her decision kron four's while bella joins us now live from the newsroom with the video and the da's comments to all. thanks for joining us. justine, first and foremost, a warning this video will be hard to watch since the death of banko brown and da brooke jenkins decision not to file charges, activists and some city leaders have called for the surveillance video to be released. jenkins says she's done so now in an effort to be transparent. surveillance video released monday by the san francisco

. >> planned flood prevention work along coyote creek in san jose kicked off today. that work is expected to continue for months, forcing many people who live along the creek to leave on charles clifford has details. >> back in 2017 flooding along coyote creek here in san jose forced thousands of people to flee. since then the city of santa clara valley water district and then working on a plan to improve flood protection along the creek. that work began on the ground today. unfortunately, there are many people who live along coyote creek are being forced to leave on monday. the city of san jose begin clearina four-mile stretch of coyote creek from oakland road to interstate 2.80. >> as a result, a large number of homeless camps and debris will be removed. the city has told those living here that anyone found staying along the creek after may 15th, we'll be trespassing. this is moving living people out with no place to go. francesca paste is a homeless advocate. she's concerned that not enough effort has been put into making sure the people who have to leave coyote c

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unfortdnately, there are many people who live along coyote creek are being forced to leave on monday. the city of san jose begin clearing a four-mile stretch of coyote creek from oakland road to interstate 2.80. >> as a result, a large number of homeless campt and debris will be removed. the city has told those living here that anyone found staying along the creek after may 15th, we'll be trespassing. this is moving living people out with no place to go. francesca paste is a homeless advocate. she's concerned that not enough effort has been put into making sure the people who have to leave coyote creek have somewhere to go. this is just perfect insanity. you're moving. human beings are retraumatizing them. you're taking away what they've lived in for 3 or more years here. we people to get up monday afternoon. san jose mayor matt mahan conceded that many of those who are being forced from coyote creek may not be able to find shelter. he says the city needs to prioritize creating temporary housing for just that reason. it's the very lack of places for people to go. that has me so concer

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unfortunately, there are many people who live along coyote creek are being forced to leave on monday. jose begin clearing a four-mile stretch of coyote creek from oakland road to interstate 2.80. >> as a result, a large number of homeless camps and debris will be removed. the city has told those living here that anyone found staying along the creek after may 15th, we'll be trespassing. this is moving living people out with no place to go. francesca paste is a homeless advocate. she's concerned that not enough effort has been put into making sure the people who have to leave coyote creek have somewhere to go. this is just perfect insanity. you're moving. human beings are retraumatizing them. you're taking away what they've lived in for 3 or more years here. we people to get up monday afternoon. san jose mayor matt mahan conceded that many of those who are being forced from coyote creek may not be able to find shelter. he says the city needs to prioritize creating temporary housing for just that reason. it's the very lack of places. >> for people to go, that has me so concern to the ext

no plan. >> reporter: the map here shows you the four mile stretch of coyote creek where 200 people will be forced out. we are here in north san jose and winding four miles down two- story road. valley water once people out around the creek bed for a flood protection project since the devastating flood of 2017. the city statement reads, "the city of san jose will use funding from valley water to help connect unhoused residents with interim housing based on availability. allowing people to be in the creek area flood protection construction area is not an option due to the safety hazard issues. " there is not a lot of housing out there. it people here are moving out into neighboring areas, wherever they can find. that could be a parking lot or a side street or in their cars on the streets. the advocate that we talked to said that she already heard from one of the unhoused clients and said that she moved into the neighborhood and then was harassed by a resident and threatened saying , you can't be here. so, our colleague, ian cull will be picking this up and checking in with the mayor as he

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. >>> today in the south bay, and house people staying at coyote creek are said to be cleared to make way for a flood protection project. some community leaders are pushing back. >>> a surprising development at the mexican border. the number of people crossing the border of the end of title 42 came in much lower than expected. some people argue that the white house is still not doing enough . >>> back to our top story this morning. ousd and the teachers union came to that tentative agreement last night. jocelyn moran is live at one of the affected schools, redwood heights elementary. what new details have you learned about that agreement? >> reporter: we know this comes after more than a week of teachers striking. we also know that today is being used as a transition day as teachers prepare for school to resume back to normal tomorrow. we are in front of redwood heights elementary school. we have seen quite a few parents show up and drop their kids off at school. we talked to a few parents of cameron they say this is the first day they are taking their kids back to school since the te

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this coyote was having a snack in the middle of the street in the financial district.ust outside of our studios. we don' know what he was eating. it doe not look good to me. he seemed to enjoy it. the coyote finishe his snack and then went across the street and continued his late-night adventure through th city. this was davis and broadway. >>> graduating college was such ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a $7,500 ev lease bonus on a new volvo electric vehicle. >>> graduating college and walking the stages a big deal. one of vern's children just did it! congratulations . i would say there are a couple of excuses that trump walking the stage, and having a baby is probably one of them, but this lady did both at the same time! okay, so here comes kelsey, graduating from henry ford college in michigan not only at 38 weeks pregnant but also in labor, technically! let me tell you both, gentlemen, it hurts! it is prolonged and painful! it mostly sucks! she said she was already dilated when she went t the ceremony. >> nothing was going to stop he from that moment! >> she got to go first which

it's happening along a 4 pile stretch of coyote creek from old oakland road at quarry court. today we saw heavy machinery, and lots of debris. some of the encampments have been there for years. the clearing is happening now because san jose and valley water are about to start a large construction projects to prevent future flooding. we're talking about flooding the city had six years ago along the creek when thousands of people had to be evacuated. the city got almost $5 million from valley water to connect unhoused people with services and water, saying it's not safe to stay during construction. today i spoke with mercedes lewis who has lived along the creek, and the homeless advocate who says the mass clearings are inhumane. >> it's a lot. you know you got to get your stuff out of here. >> doesn't it make sense if we have a humanitarian crisis as we do with the homeless crisis here, that we treat it as such. and we provide places for them to go, when we're evicting them from some property. >> ian, that's 200 people being impacted by this. a lot of people are wondering where

some of them living in tents, some just living on the street next to the coyote creek.ised that housing is coming and some of them are on wait lists, but the city can't build tiny homes fast enough. we talked with one person living along the creek and has been for the last 20 years. >> it is my community, and it's really sad, because where are we going to go? this is the last resort. we're here because there's nowhere to go. >> these people are going to be scattered to the wind or get on the merry-go-round that's tiny homes. you go into a tiny home for six months and then you're right back out onto the streets because there isn't permanent supportive housing to go to. >> reporter: this is the four-mile stretch of coyote creek will people will be forced out and this is because last month the santa clara county water district finalized an agreement and san jose is getting $4.8 million to get the people out of the creek and connect them with shelter and services so that the water district can start building flood walls as early as this sum. the district began planning this

and starting tomorrow, hundreds of people living along coyote creek in san jose will be told that they have to leave. the area is all part of a partnership between the city of san jose and valley water to follow through with flood protection improvements. as ktvu lamonica. peters reports almost advocates worry that relocation plan won't be enough to help people over the long term. last month, santa clara valley water district agreed to contribute $4.8 million to help relocate housed people living along coyote creek in san jose. people moved from columbus park to corey court. some people are original corey court people, but what's gonna happen is these people are gonna get swept to another creek or another area. and then that area is going to get swept and so on. and so on. starting monday, the city of san jose says it plans to help re house 120 to 200 people living along the waterway. valley water says it will make flood improvements along the waterway , but advocates say with limited shelter, space and housing, the people living there won't have anyplace to go. people may end up in ti

inundaciones >> >> con lo poco que logró poner en su carro (nombre) fue evacuado de la orilla de coyoteei >> el nos pidió no mostrar su rostro dice trabajadores de la ciudad pusieron letreros anunciando que debían desalojar por este 15 de mayo a lo largo de cuatro millas desde la vía auckland el motivo es que valley gueber iniciará una asociación que planea prevenir inundaciones como las del año 2017 por esta misma zona los residentes explican cuando esperaban que hoy los ayudaron a moverse >> dejamos muchas de nuestras pertenencias ahí, se quedaron sin casa prácticamente >> en medio de todos llegaron activistas de organizaciones locales ofreciendo alternativas temporales este activista dice que vienen a hacer el trabajo que deberían hacer de laciudad es inaceptable e inhumano, explica no solo se trata de dar una notificación sino que deberían haber prohibido este residente con información temporal o albergue tres semanas después el alcalde de san josé realizó una conferencia de prensa >> no tenemos lugares para personas sin hogar necesitamos construir más rápido >> anunció que mañana l

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coyotes are a common sight in parts of san francisco. this year we have seen more than usual.o the city's natural resource division to see their favorite spots and how to avoid them. >> it's wonderful that we have wildlife in the city. coyotes are amazingly beautiful animals. >> you can watch the full story on the late news at 11:00 on cbs news bay area. very interesting one. >>> we are hoping you take the chance to see this at the oakland zoo. adorable baby fawn. loves taking naps with his parents. he hasn't been named yet. the zoo says come visit him before his spots fade. that's it for the news at 9:00. next is drew barrymore show. that's a lot of cereal. prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of meats. like beef, pork, chicken, all within your family's budget even today. hello. steak and chicken and pork chops. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪. sorry. got excited. oh, my god, we are stuck. now, i'm going to retrace my

this morning he was forced to pick up and move from coyote creek. it's a place he's called home for eight months as workers began clearing belongings of the housed difficult. i mean, it depends on how much have you had the most of you have, the harder it is when i had to leave some stuff on so um yeah. it's tough. the city of san jose estimates that hundreds of people lived along the four mile stretch of coyote creek, an area that was devastated by a flood in 2017. now the city in valley water, are working together to clear the encampment for a long planned flood prevention project . residents like jj say they were given months notice and told about possible shelter options, shelters and whatnot. but that i just you know me personally, i just don't like i don't like i don't like having a curfew or this and handed obama . i'm grown. but advocates for the unhappy housed like francesca pace say it. the lack of shelter beds in san jose is a crisis. the city needs to find a solution for i feel like this city and county have built an industry called homel

. >> saved his brother from a coyote attack.g a coyote going after their 12 pound more king named harley. and you can see it. and make it out there jumped a fence and chased harley. >> into a corner and bit vinnie, though the maltese was able chase at coyote off. >> dog's owner says they're proud of their little hero for saving his little brother. they say harley's recovering and they do hope that this reminds others to be extra village and vigilant areas where, you know, coyotes can creep in a backyard we know happens here in the hills. here's the thing. the little dog did. we're supposed to do. >> he didn't have big teeth just like us. we just have to add it you go good. right the next hour, disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes is going to start her prison sentence. will take a look at how the case unfolded and what's next. >> plus, san jose police are trying to find the driver who struck and injured a cyclist on the street here near barack obama boulevard will have more on that. and we're going to take a look at how people

use his first name has been homeless more than a decade and lives in a small camp on the banks of coyote creek and fears what may happen if he is forced to move by the city. >> we are at rock bottom now. if we go lower, you will put us in our grave. >> you gotta house people if you want to end house lessness. >> reporter: speaking on behalf of homeless men and women, advocates protested outside san jose city hall. they're concerned about potential change in the homeless policy. basically more money for emergency shelter and services and less for permanent affordable housing. >> every time you sweep, you send a message to the unhoused that we don't want you here. it's like sweeping out trash. we are going to move you. the question also is where do they go? >> the san jose mayor says the stark reality is building permanent housing is often too expensive and too slow to address homelessness crisis. >> we have 5,000 people living outside right now. the answer to homelessness is to build shelter, build treatment centers, build affordable housing, get people indoors. >> reporter: the devil as

gloria: san jose will clear hundreds of unhoused alone coyote creek.truction ready to start on the flood control project. under -- up to 200 people within kampmann's in the area will be moved. they have temporary housing that has been built but residents fear there aren't enough resources to help those displaced. flood walls and other infrastructure will begin in the coming months as part of this project to avoid another flooding catastrophe similar to what happened in 2017 which impacted 14,000 residents and because $100 million in damage. reggie: florida governor ron desantis is not officially in the presidential race for 2024 but in iowa he took advantage of bad weather to contrast himself with former president trump. >> this morning, governor ron desantis appears closer to announcing his run for the white house. focusing on voters in iowa who will be the first to cast ballots in 2024. >> what made you come here? >> just wanted to see the people. >> the governor capitalize on a change of plans by former president trump, adding a stop in des moines.

-- coyotes? what do you think they do? that's fine, don't pay back the $8,000 or dz tdz 12 -- or -- or $12,000 or maybe they're indentured servants until they can pay off that debt. how do they pay off the debt? what are they bound to when they're up here? that's the kind of suffering that's being created by this border policy. the reality is it can end right notice. it can end right now. well, congress needs to pass a law. what good does it do for congress to pass the law if the biden administration won't enforce the laws they have right now? we are a compassionate country. we allow a million people, a million people to come here every year legally. but we've got to enforce our border. and that's not being done. and every american needs to understand that the bide:administration doesn't need more -- biden administration doesn't need more tools or laws to secure the border. they have the laws to do it. they just won't. they want an open border. border security is national security. you're seeing that impact. you're seeing

today, san jose began clearing out a major homeless encampment along coyote creek. crews began moving the estimated 200 unhoused residents living there. happening along a four-mile stretch of coyote creek from the san jose municipal golf course in in north san jose to where the creek meets. >> it is a lot. you don't know where you are going. but you know you got to get your stuff out of here. >> doesn't it make sense if we have a humanitarian crisis as we do with the homeless crisis here, that we treat it as such and provide places for them to go when we are evicting them from some property. >> valley water has given the city nearly 5 million-dollars to move the unhoused out of the creek saying it is not safe for them to be there doing construction. >>> okay, depending on who you believe, the as are either one step closer to moving to las vegas or it's another step in futility. here is a look at the oakland coliseum. only 2,000 fans showed up for the game. the team isn't very good. the stadium is outdated and the fans are revolting against john fisher. so what happe

he camps on the banks over coyote creek. he is worried what will happen if he is forced to move from the city. >> were at rock-bottom. if we go any lower, you'll push us in our grave. >> you have to house people if you want to end houselessness. >> reporter: advocates protested outside san jose city hall this week. they concerned about a potential change in the city's homeless policy. more money for emergency shelter and services and less for permanent affordable housing. >> every time you sweep, you send a message to the unhoused that you do not want you here. it is like sweeping up trash. we are going to move you. the question is, where do they go? >> reporter: the stark reality is that building housing is too expensive and too slow to address the homelessness crisis. >> we have 5000 people living outside right now. the answer to homelessness is to build shelters, tubal treatment centers, to build affordable housing, and to get people indoors. >> reporter: the devil as always is in the details. the steph approach could for

. >> 200 homeless from coyote creek valley. water plans to start a flood protection project. there will able to >> get a lot of people out of streets and on the beaches safe place with neighbors say they're excited not to see the area full of later. >> and fires. these are not just warming cooking fires. these are fires to get copper. so they're burning pvc. they're burning, plastics and things like that to obtain the full metal value a lot better because now i can go back to the protected past that it is. and then hopefully this deal had salmon can run again at the city is working on rehousing people from coyote creek. there is money that has been already allocated for that. but as far as the mayor's plan for the 87 million dollars, the council will vote on whether they will take up his plan. >> in june, reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> students in oakland got back to class tuesday. now that the district and the teachers union reached a tentative contract agreement there. all comes after the teachers went on strike for more than a week. a lot of c

the video revealed a second coyote was also behind the fence .close harley was to becoming a meal. now the family is sharing their story as a warning to pet owners living near canyons. and we've been here for 30 years, and this was our this was our first encounter with one actually in our yard. oh boy, that was christie fajardo reporting and a social media post. david macaluso called vinny a hero and a fur suit. nice. it has a happy ending. summer's almost here and that means many of us will stay cool by going for a swim, including our dogs. some dogs surly can't get enough of the water. others are scared. contrary to popular belief, not all dogs are naturally good swimmers. during the summertime . one dog trainer teaches dogs how to swim with private classes, she says. the first step is getting them into the water. what i want people to understand about water safety. it's just as important for animals that is, it is for our humans, dogs that have really dense muscles and are heavy. they're going to sink just because they don't have body fat . th

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and so because of that militarization, the coyote. be easier for us to cross into mexico if we took a 22 hour boat ride from guatemala and landed in oaxaca. that is what we did. when we were supposed to get on the boat, there was news that three boats had capsized and immigrants died. this is still happening in the southern borders as people are trying to get here. so that was my fiasco and number 110 so close to death. as a nine-year-old, i did not really understand it as such. what i understood is that i could not swim and i was scared of sharks. i was scared of the night. those were my fears and reality. -- in reality, i was very close to death. that was my first day in mexico. when we land, we faced a check point that still happens daily all over mexican states. against central americans and other immigrants. because of this checkpoints in 1999, we were dropped out -- dragged out by the mexican military. from then on, it was weeks until we, meaning the group of six other immigrants, until we figure it out how to make it to the son

this year because the things that caused, you know, damage at the coyote point, we are moving to santhis is a big up and rising event that is, you know, just to collect the money to stay--you know, to continue the work we're doing in all the communities. damian: all right. so we're watching file footage of just folks exercising, out for a walk, maybe a jog. maybe talk about the importance of doing that and how your group encourages it out in the community. evelia: yes. we promote, you know, the health and we promote, you know, the movement [speaking foreign language] movement and persistency because we have to move our bodies. we have to move our souls. we have to move our minds, you know. we are promoting healthy styles of life, you know, healthy styles--lifestyles and, you know, moving is a good way, you know, to change the mood, to--i don't know. it's a good way to start a day. it's a good way--and it's movement. it's persistency. that means that we are moving forward, you know, looking for the best for all of us. damian: yeah. no, you--and you had mentioned that this is actually

kumasi: work set to begin to clear out sections of a large and cam it along coyote creek in san jose.- encampment along in san jose. how many people are impacted and the overall plan for the area. reporter: san jose is going to start clearing hundreds of unhoused people staying on the shores of a four mile stretch of coyote creek. this is because construction is set to begin on a nearly $5 million flood control project. up to 200 unhoused people who have built encampment in the area will be moved. the city has quickly built temporary housing, but many residents fear there are not enough resources to help the people who will be displaced. santa clara very waller -- water will begin building walls coming months as part of this project. this is being done to avoid another flooding catastrophe similar to 2017. that flood impacted 14,000 residents and cost millions of dollars in damage. reggie: that was a mess. florida governor ron desantis is not officially in the residence rates for 2024. in iowa over the weekend, he took advantage of bad weather to contrast himself with former president

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