palo alto. queda a un lado de east palo alto, donde viven muchos hispanos.ave lo que puede pasar. nos va a impactar a nosotros, no a los residentes de palo alto, pero más a las personas que viven en east palo alto porque nosotros estamos ahí mero atrás, al lado del aeropuerto y crecer ese aeropuerto más grande va a impactar la calidad de aire. nosotros ya sufrimos de de mal calidad de aire en east palo alto muchos niños tiene asma y entre los problemas dicen los residentes, ahí se puede escuchar los aviones. eso es una. este sonido de fondo es un sonido constante de aviones que pasan y ahí se ve un avión que sale. el aeropuerto está exactamente en esa dirección. la seguridad es otro factor de preocupación. hemos tenido accidentes. no solamente al lado de las casas. desde marzo del 2023 el departamento de obras públicas de palo alto ha estado involucrado en el desarrollo del plan de sostenibilidad e instalaciones del aeropuerto de esa ciudad para los próximos 20 años, que incluiría expandir la pista del aeropuerto y modificarlo para usar aviones eléctricos. p

unfortunately, there hasn't been enough outreach from palo alto to the east palo alto residents, whichy disrespectful. the palo alto airport is located on embarcadero road in se puede escuchar los aviones. esto es este sonido de fondo es un sonido constante. residents in east palo alto can see and hear the planes coming in and out. and tonight they say they're concerned about the noise, the baylands and pollution. why is our airport not in the middle of palo alto? because we don't want this pollution. so why do we give it to our neighbors? there's going to be a lot of climate hazards. we already have terrible air quality. residents also point to a plane in 2010 that left the palo alto airport and crashed in east palo alto. the three people on board died and the plane struck power lines and damaged homes. i live very close to the airport. i've seen multiple plane crashes, including 1 in 2010 that killed three people. when a plane crashes, it's either going to go into the palo alto marsh or the east palo alto neighborhoods. so it's extremely important that east palo alto is consulted on

los planes de remodelación y también de expansión del aeropuerto de palo alto tienen preocupados a muchos residentes de eastón del consejo en palo alto, donde esperan escuchar las inquietudes de ambas comunidades. flavio lacayo. te encuentras en vivo desde esa ciudad. te escuchamos. cómo va todo por allá? qué tal, césar? muy buenas tardes. bueno, me encuentro justo afuera del edificio de la alcaldía de la ciudad de east palo alto. y es que como lo mencionaron aquí, precisamente a eso de las 19:00 de la noche, los concejales se espera que escuchen las inquietudes tanto de muchos residentes de esta ciudad como también de la ciudad vecina de palo alto, sobre los planes para mejorar las condiciones del aeropuerto de palo alto. mi casa queda en esa sección de aquí. es un conjunto de casas. nos reunimos con fabiola justo afuera de su hogar y nos muestra el problema que enfrenta a diario y de forma continua. ahí se puede escuchar los aviones. eso es una. este sonido de fondo es un sonido constante de aviones que pasan y ahí se ve un avión que sale. el aeropuerto está exactamente en esa dirección y ese es el tipo d

in 2010 that killed three people when a plane crashes, it's either going to go into the palo alto marsh or the east palo alto neighborhoods. so it's extremely important that east palo alto is consulted on this. opponents also say they already deal with a lot of noise and poor air quality from the airport. council members did not hold a vote, but they did agree to choose one of several alternate options. make sure you stick around and join us at 630 this morning, when the mayor of east palo alto will join us live. we'll talk one on one about the new efforts to clear homeless encampments in that city. 606 right now. governor gavin newsom says he has a plan to lower prices at the pump to help those trying to make it in the bay. a live look at the state capitol, where lawmakers will soon discuss the proposal today in the bay's bob redell live for us in alameda county. and, bob, do we know what the governor's suggestion here? we have a good idea. yes. good morning to you, laura and marcus. first of all, if you've been at the gas station recently to fill up a gallon of gas or several gallons in your car,

california cities to start cracking down. >> on on house encampments, but city counselors here in east palo alto're criticizing their mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear on house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the well, ian and the opposite of compassionate, the mayor's argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press con

palo alto que viven cerca a ese aeropuerto. este es el aeropuerto palo alto que da a un lado de east palo alto, donde viven muchos hispanos. están preocupados tras enterarse de que existe un proyecto para no solamente remodelar el aeropuerto, sino expandirlo. me da mucho miedo diré, porque es muy grave lo que puede pasar. nos va a impactar a nosotros. no a los residentes de palo alto, pero más a las personas que viven en palo alto, porque nosotros estamos ahí mero atrás, al lado del aeropuerto y crecer ese aeropuerto más grande va a impactar la calidad de aire. nosotros ya sufrimos de de mal calidad de aire en palo alto muchos niños tienen asma y entre los problemas dice no residentes, ahí se puede escuchar los aviones. esa es una. este sonido de fondo es un sonido constante de aviones que pasan y ahí se ve un avión que sale. el aeropuerto está exactamente en esa dirección. la seguridad es otro factor de preocupación. hemos tenido accidentes. no solamente al lado de las casas. desde marzo del 2023 el departamento de obras públicas de palo alto ha estado involucrado en el desarrollo del plan de sostenibilidad e instalacione

la ciudad de palo alto, en el condado santa clara, es la encargada de este proyecto de remodelación y expansión de dicha terminal aérea, contactamos al alcalde de la ciudad vecina, la de eastdado san mateo, para exponerle las preocupaciones de algunos de sus constituyentes. por supuesto, tendremos la entrevista del alcalde de palo alto a las 18:00 de la tarde, un reporte en vivo desde la ciudad de palo alto flavio lacayo noticiero telemundo 48. claro, y son preocupaciones válidas de los residentes. a fin de cuentas son quienes viven en esa zona y van a tener que estar lidiando con esta situación. eso es así. bueno flavio, te vamos a esperar más adelante a las 6 para que nos hables más sobre este proyecto. por el momento, la instalación de estación de carga para vehículos tesla se ha desacelerado debido a despidos que la compañía realizó en abril pasado. así lo informó en un reporte de wall street journal. el medio dice que este año la producción cayó un 28% si lo comparamos a 2023. a esto se suma que la empresa sigue buscando las maneras de financiar la creación de dichas estaciones. la policía de gilroy está buscando a una persona disfrazada que estaría sembrando temor en

east. palo alto. police arrested james edward fitch of stockton monday morning and booked him into san mateo county jail. fitch faces 4 charges related to lewd acts with a minor. this mom tells us the school's been communicating the details and that police are looking into it. >> her friend told that, you know, he would often hug her and called her like little ache nicknames and stuff. but police fear this may not be the end of their investigation. >> they tell us fitch was a longtime employee of the middle school and had access to hundreds of children. if there was more people impacted. but by what mister fitch did. >> we need to know about it. i no matter how long ago i went to police want to give too many other details about how many potential victims there could be in this case. >> nor did they give any details about any current victims that are currently listed. now, if you do have any information related to this case, you can remain anonymous reporting here in east palo alto jacked moment. kron

but city counselors here in east palo alto. iticizing their mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the well, ian and the opposite of compassionate, the mayor's argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press conferenc

but city counselors here in east palo alto. we're criticizing their mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first

but city counselors here in east palo alto. we're criticizing their mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first p

california cities to start cracking down. >> on an house encampments, but city counselors here in east palo alto. we're criticizing their mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the fir

palo alto in the south bay. we've got mid to lower 70's here east bay shoreline.lley, add maybe a half-dozen degrees or less. 76 walnut creek, 66 berkeley 64 73 fairfield, 70 for napa. and 76 santa rosa. that's climb back up to summer away. we go. lots of sunshine for you. some some summertime into early next week will do the lower to middle 90's. grab my keys out the door. what do i need to know? what you need to know that highway. 24 still little sloan's line is we have a traffic hazard there as you're traveling to read that. so about 22 minutes, walnut creek down to 5.80. >> a bridge we've recovered, but we're still at almost 20 minutes. so it's not as light as it typically other highways and bridges look great like the richest ever fill were down at 9 minute right? how for you at the limit. not seen any slowing whatsoever. we're at 40 in the peak of the morning commute. now we're 15 doubling down. fremont along 6.80, about 40 minutes. and let's go ahead. took on 5.80, traveling from castro valley up towards the maze. 15 minute ride darya. james, back to you. >

california cities to start cracking down. >> on an house encampments, but city counselors here in east palo alto. we're criticizing their mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in thatc with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the firs

but city counselors here in east palo alto. eir mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the well, ian, and the opposite of compassionate, the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press conference happens. >>

i'm dan for and i'm noelle bellow in east palo alto, middle school employee arrested accused of sexually assaulting children. police are now looking for more potential victims saying the assaults could have gone on at the school for years. this all happened at cesar chavez ravenswood middle school as kron four's jacked moment. reports parents are now demanding more answers. >> east palo alto police say it took a total of 10 days from the moment they heard the tip about this middle school employee to monday's arrest. but they did say this employee has been around the district for some time. so the number of total victims is still unknown. school's out for the day at saysit chavez ravenswood middle school. but in the neighborhood, it's an ongoing concern. >> worried. >> side. >> disappointing is woman wanted to be anonymous, but she tells us the employee arrested at her child's middle school was a well-known man. just like another any other school staff, you know, friendly. >> nice. >> it was just a quick hello. when i went to go pick up my daughter from school, he was there at the office

city leaders in east palo alto are debating how to address homeless encampments. tonight, the city discussed adopting a new resolution that it says would focus on compassionately clearing encampments. the ordinance would give people two warnings to move to a shelter before the city removes the encampment. some people expressed concerns about the plans, while others say it will incentivize people to seek services. >> i'm deeply worried that this resolution is passed. it will negatively impact our unhoused community. clearing encampments and displacing some of our most vulnerable residents is unethical. >> the policy was also one in addition to all of the amazing practices already in place in east palo alto and it was not in disrespect of them or in displacement of them. >> the ordinance is part of a larger potential collaboration to address homelessness with cities around the bay area. several leaders have expressed interest in sharing resources and practices to house people. >> today is national voter registration day, an effort to educate people about the registr

on today in the bay this morning, i spoke with mayor of east palo alto, antonio lopez. he says the actions are needed, especially when winter storms flood the san francisquito creek every year. climate change. it's only getting worse. so to the extent that there are encampments that pose a risk to those individuals in the in the outdoors and vulnerable to these storms. the city informally, sweeps those. but we haven't had a policy codify explicit that gives staff the direction, clear direction. recently, the mayor announced a regional partnership to clear homeless encampments in san mateo and santa clara counties. it would provide mental health and other services for people that would be displaced. san jose state university launching a new college. it's also the first of its kind for the cal state system. it is called the college of information, data and society, or ids, and it's designed to prepare students for the future workforce in areas including artificial intelligence and data analytics. the college will offer programs including applied data science and san jose

in 2010 that killed three people when a plane crashes, it's either going to go into the palo alto marsh or the east palo alto neighborhoods. so it's extremely important that east palo alto is consulted on this. opponents also say they already deal with a lot of noise and poor air quality from the airport. council members did not hold a vote, but they did agree to choose one of several alternative options. salesforce annual dreamforce conference kicking off in san francisco today. here is a live look. this morning. this is the multi-day conference taking place at the moscone center. so later today, salesforce ceo marc benioff is going to kick everything off with his keynote speech. local businesses and restaurants, of course, preparing for the large crowds. and according to dreamforce website, attendees are expected to spend upwards of $2,500 just to attend the event. governor gavin newsom says he has a plan to lower prices at the pump to help those trying to make it in the bay. today in the bay bob redell joining us live from alameda county. and bob, i know lawmakers will soon discuss that proposal

it cesar chavez ravenswood middle school in east palo alto. police say they arrested him and booked him into the san mateo county jail yesterday after a ten-day investigation. we spoke with a parent at the district who tells us she's angry and upset fit was able to be at the middle school for so long. she asked us not to show her face. >> i'm hoping that they're more on top of it. does worry me. we can't trust anybody, you know, not just at that school anybody just hope. the victims get all the help that they need all the resources because no child deserves to go through that and no parent should have a fear of sending their kids to school. and this happening. >> east palo alto police say fitch faces 3 charges of lewd acts with a minor and one felony count of enticing a minor for lewd acts. that's the end of some laughs in the east bay, the alameda comedy club is set to close at the end of this year. the club's owners announcing on social media that they decided not to renew their lease. the comedy club first opened up 4 years ago, just months

but city counselors here in east palo alto were criticizing their mayor's proposal, saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution will make it so east. palo alto can clear on house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors all criticized the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayor's argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press conference happens. >>and staff was not even aware of

celebrando el grito de independencia en distintas ciudades del Área de la bahÍa de san francisco hasta east palo altoue en este paÍs se celebra mÁs del 5 de mayo. es porque nos han inculcado que la independencia de mÉxico es el 15 de septiembre. >> realmente la gente celebra mÁs el 5 de mayo porque realmente a mucha gente le preguntan quÉ se celebra el 5 de mayo porque lo hacen con mucha euforia y algarabÍa y estÁn felices y contentos. pero no saben realmente lo que estÁn festejando en mÉxico. marÍa: que es la batalla de puebla el 5 de mayo. pero el 15 de septiembre se celebra tambiÉn el inicio de las actividades del mes de la herencia hispana. [hablan a la vez] [hablan a la vez] marÍa: esta semana le mostramos estas imÁgenes que han conmovido a la comunidad y es de una vendedora ambulante que fue esposada y sometida por agentes del orden de san francisco mientras su pequeÑa hija gritaba asustada. segÚn la policÍa como la mujer agrediÓ a un inspector cuando intentaban quitarle su carrito de comida. sin embargo, esta madre de familia no se da por vencida y hoy estuvo en san josÉ vendiendo brazaletes e

the city of east palo alto is trying to decide how to deal with homeless encampments. city leaders are considering a resolution that would focus on compassionately clearing out encampments. the ordinance would give people two warnings to move to shelters before the city removes an encampment. last night at a meeting, some people expressed concern about this plan, while others say the plan will give an incentive to people to seek services. >> i'm deeply worried that this resolution is passed. it will negatively impact our unhoused community. clearing encampments and displacing some of our most vulnerable residents is unethical. >> the policy was also one in addition to all of the amazing practices already in place in east palo alto, and it was not in disrespect of them or in displacement of them. >> now, the ordinance is part of a bigger potential collaboration to deal with homelessness in cities around the bay area, to share resources and to find housing for people who've been living on the streets. >> mayor london breed is proposing changes in san francisco meant to r

a lot of tend want to go our top story now which is in east palo alto, where police are looking for more potential victims of a middle school employee accused of sexually assaulting and police believe this may have been going on for years. kron four's jack moment has the story. >> he's powell to police say it took a total of 10 days from the moment they heard the tip about this middle school employee to monday's arrest. but they did say this employee has been around the district for some time. so the number of total victims is still unknown. school's out for the day at saysit chavez ravenswood middle school. but in the neighborhood, it's an ongoing concern. >> worried. >> side. >> disappointing is woman wanted to be anonymous, but she tells us the employee arrested at her child's middle school was a well-known man. just like another any other school staff, you know, friendly. nice use. paulo out to police arrested james edward fitch of stockton monday morning and booked him into san mateo county jail. fitch faces 4 charges related to lewd acts with a minor. this mom tells us the school's

let's go to our top story now, which is in east palo alto where police are looking for. >> any more potential victims of a middle school employee who's accused of sexually assaulting children. police at this point say it's possible these assaults could have been going on at that school for years. kron four's jack moment. reports of parents are now demanding answers. >> he's powell to police say it took a total of 10 days from the moment they heard the tip about this middle school employee to monday's arrest. but they did say this employee has been around the district for some time. so the number of total victims is still unknown. school's out for the day at saysit chavez ravenswood middle school. but in the neighborhood, it's an ongoing concern. >> worried. >> side. >> disappointing is woman wanted to be anonymous, but she tells us the employee arrested at her child's middle school was a well-known man. just like another any other school staff, you know, friendly. nice use. paulo out to police arrested james edward fitch of stockton monday morning and booked him into san mateo county jail. fi

a lot of to and let's go to our top story, which is east palo alto police now looking for more potential victims of a middle school employee who was just arrested, accused of sexually assaulting children. and police say there's the possibility these assaults. >> been going on for years. kron four's jack moment reports. parents obviously not very happy. >> he's powell to police say it took a total of 10 days from the moment they heard the tip about this middle school employee to monday's arrest. but they did say this employee has been around the district for some time. so the number of total victims is still unknown. school's out for the day at saysit chavez ravenswood middle school. but in the neighborhood, it's an ongoing concern. >> worried. >> side. >> disappointing is woman wanted to be anonymous, but she tells us the employee arrested at her child's middle school was a well-known man. just like another any other school staff, you know, friendly. nice use. paulo out to police arrested james edward fitch of stockton monday morning and booked him into san mateo county jail. fitch faces

east palo alto police are looking for more potential victims of a middle school employee who was just arrested for sexually assaulting children. at this point. police say it's possible these assaults could have been going on for years. crawford's jack moment has more. he's powell to police say it took a total of 10 days from the moment they heard the tip. >> about this middle school employee to monday's arrest. but they did say this employee has been around the district for some time. so the number of total victims is still unknown. school's out for the day at saysit chavez ravenswood middle school. but in the neighborhood, it's an ongoing concern. >> worried. >> disappointing >> is woman wanted to be anonymous, but she tells us the employee arrested at her child's middle school was a well-known man. just like another any other school staff, you know, friendly. nice use. paulo out to police arrested james edward fitch of stockton monday morning and booked him into san mateo county jail. fitch faces 4 charges related to lewd acts with a minor. this mom tells us the school's been commun

let's get to our top story east palo alto. police are looking for more potential victims of a middle school employee who was just arrested. >> for sexually assaulting children. and police think there's a possibility this could have been happening for years. kron four's jack moment reports. >> he's powell to police say it took a total of 10 days from the moment they heard the tip about this middle school employee to monday's arrest. but they did say this employee has been around the district for some time. so the number of total victims is still unknown. school's out for the day at saysit chavez ravenswood middle school. but in the neighborhood, it's an ongoing concern. >> worried. >> sioe. >> disappointing is woman wanted to be anonymous, but she tells us the employee arrested at her child's middle school was a well-known man. just like another any other school staff, you know, friendly. nice use. paulo out to police arrested james edward fitch of stockton monday morning and booked him into san mateo county jail. fitch faces 4

. >> 37 of the tolls, 19 minutes now to our top story east palo alto police looking for more potential victims after a middle school employee was arrested. accused of sexually assaulting children. police say it's possible these assault of men going on at the school for years. coffers. debt moment has that story. he's powell to police say it took a total of 10 days from the moment they heard the tip. >> about this middle school employee to monday's arrest. but they did say this employee has been around the district for some time. so the number of total victims is still unknown. school's out for the day at saysit chavez ravenswood middle school. but in the neighborhood, it's an ongoing concern. >> worried. >> side. >> disappointing is woman wanted to be anonymous, but she tells us the employee arrested at her child's middle school was a well-known man. just like another any other school staff, you know, friendly. nice use. paulo out to police arrested james edward fitch of stockton monday morning and booked him into san mateo county jail. fitch faces 4 charges related to lewd acts with a

james, thanks a lot. 10. 0, 1, let's get to the big story east palo alto city council members are at odds. >> over plans to do homeless encampments suite. yeah. now the mayor antonio lopez is proposing it but counselors say it's nothing more than a political stunt in their minds. other cities around the bay have. >> also passed resolutions to sweep on house encampments this year since governor newsom called for a crackdown. but east palo alto council members say the resolution that's in front of them to sweep encampments was nothing more than a political move shortly before an election. >> first press conference happens and staff was not even aware of it. you haven't even taken the time to talk to the staff. so let them know that you're going to have a press conference. so i question the timing. and what this all means right now. these issues are already in place. i believe it's a waste staff's time to have had to write this report. because they're already overworked. and the fact that they had to write a report on something that already in place. really was not there to our staff. >

service, what this program offers, i felt like it was something i would be very connected to in east palo alto, where turnout has been historically low, groups like the league of women voters of san mateo county and polynesian voices and youth community service are collaborating on a nonpartisan registration drive within the latino community by deploying youth ambassadors like oliver the goal is to get people engaged and aware of the issues impacting them at a local level. it's a lot to take in for a high school student, so his job is to make sure that he hands people a card and directs them to the league's established registration page. vote for one 1.org. we feel like our voices aren't supposed to be heard but as we've seen today through the slides, our voices do matter. even if it's 1 or 2 votes, it can make a huge difference at the end. with a young face at people's door who looks like the community here and speaks their language the effort is to reduce barriers of any uncertainty and complexity around voting. in a race that's neck and neck at a national level, the latino vote could be con

happening tonight, east palo alto will decide whether to begin clearing homeless encampments in the city. >> city council members are set to vote on proposed legislation from mayor antonio lopez that would allow city officials to clear out the encampment after giving at least 2 written warnings and 2 offers of shelter. mayer lopez says the legislation comes in response to governor newsom's executive order that urges cities to crack down on encampments. tonight, city council meeting begins at 7 o'clock. the city of berkeley is planning to work with bart and build more affordable housing. the agreement was approved last night at the berkeley city council. the resolution authorizes the city manager to work with bart on development of the ashby bart station. the site contains 2 plots of land that will be used to build the housing. one is between adeline street and mlk junior way. the other is an area behind the ed roberts campus. well, bart owns both site an agreement in 1964, during the planning stages of bart's development. it gave the city of berkeley a say in what happens to the property

. >> and tonight east palo alto is going to decide whether to begin clearing homeless encampments in the city. city council members are set to vote on proposed legislation for mayor on lopez. that would allow city officials to clear out encampments after giving at least 2 written warnings and 2 offers of shelter. a lopez says the legislation comes in response to governor newsom's executive order that urges cities to crackdown on encampments. the city council meeting starts shortly at 7 o'clock. the city of berkeley is planning to work with bart to build more affordable housing. the agreement was approved last night at the berkeley city council. the resolution authorizes the city manager to work with bart on developing the ashby bart station. this site contains 2 plots of land that will be used to build the housing. one is between outline street and mlk junior way. the other is an area behind the ed roberts campus. well, bart owns both cited agreement back in 1964, during the planning stages of parts development. it gave the city of berkeley a say in what happens to the property. cons

. >> we now know a 19 year-old from east palo alto was killed in last week's motorcycle crash in santa clara. police say the collision happened shortly before 5 friday morning at the intersection of agnew road and money here expressway police say the 19 year-old was riding on his motorcycle and agnew road when he crashed and died from his injuries. police are not saying at this time they our rather are saying at this time they do not believe any other vehicles were involved by this is still under investigation. coming up, more than a dozen people rallying outside san francisco's federal building this evening, calling on u.s. leaders to stop arming israel. >> this after israel launched air strikes against lebanon yesterday killing more than 400 90 people and injuring near 2000. nearly 2000. many demonstrators say it's time for politicians in dc to listen to their message and cut ties with the nation that's killing family members of many voters in the u.s.. >> a rally outside san francisco unified school district also took place this evening. these protesters calling on district leaders

. >>> and tonight the east palo alto city council will vote on the mayor's plan to clear the homeless encampments. this comes in response to the governor's push for cities to take action. if passed, the legislation would authorize the city to begin clearing camps, but also offer shelter and support before relocation. >>> some turmoil between san mateo county sheriff and the rank in file. deputies passed a no confidence vote against the sheriff's chief of staff. 306 supported it with only 12 opposed. they say victor o'neil is overstepping his role in interfering with union activities. the union filed a complaint with the state, alleging the sheriff's office changed their minimum staffing level policies without union input and refused to meet about expiring overtime policies. the county board has hired retired judge, cordell to investigate the growing number of complaints by employees of the sheriff's office. >>> and sheriff christina corpus fired back, calling the vote political games. she issued a statement saying for weeks, special interest have tried to undermine her leadership with

east palo alto is working to tackle homelessness.ity council members will discuss a new measure later today aimed at getting the unhoused to move into shelters. this comes after governor newsom told leaders to take action to clean up streets or lose funding. mayor antonio lopez says actions are needed every year, especially when winter storms flood the san francisquito creek. climate change. it's only getting worse. so to the extent that there are encampments that pose a risk to those individuals in the in the outdoors and vulnerable to these storms. the city informally sweeps those. but we haven't had a policy codify explicit that gives staff the direction, clear direction. the mayor recently announced a regional partnership to clear homeless encampments in san mateo and santa clara counties. it would provide mental health and other services for the people who would be displaced. right. talk about hitting the astronomers trifecta. a harvest supermoon with a partial lunar eclipse. it's actually happening tonight, and our vianey arana

reyes points to east palo alto as an example of another bay area city that once had notorious crime problems, but was ultimately able to reduce the violence. earlier this year, the peninsula city made headlines after it recorded zero homicides for all of 2023. >> look what they did in epa back when epa was like the murder capital of the world. they brought in all these people, and now it's like one of the safest communities. >> antioch police say while some of the shootings may be gang related, they don't believe all of them are connected. no matter who is responsible, tony says he just wants it to finally stop. so people can enjoy the city he loves. >> and it's frustrating because we come in trying to build this city. i've been in this town for since 98. >> the mayor says he's also working with other local and faith leaders in the city to try and come up with community led solutions in antioch. tim johns, abc seven news. >> we try to put crime in context here at abc seven news, and while antioch is facing this wave of violence we just talked about. new data shows a dramatic drop in murders

le comentamos que el concejo municipal de east palo alto prevé discutir esta tarde una propuesta.o se expongan a riesgos tanto para su salud como su seguridad, pero al mismo tiempo que cumplan con las indicaciones que ya el gobernador newsom sobre abordar esta problemática para no correr el riesgo de perder financiamientos. y no olvide que hoy martes se celebra el día nacional de registro de votantes y si usted tiene dudas sobre cómo inscribirse en el proceso electoral, recuerde que telemundo tiene habilitado hasta las 18:30 de la tarde una línea de ayuda para que resuelvan sus preguntas. es totalmente gratis y todavía tiene unos minutos para llamar y pueda aprovechar este servicio. ahora, tenga en cuenta que esta jornada empezó desde temprano y en el centro de llamadas ya está lista nuestra compañera celia Íñiguez, con quienes ya nos enlazamos en vivo para que nos cuente cómo se ha vivido esta jornada. adelante, azalia. pero qué es lo que pued. ha sido muy intensa. miriam y s, efectivamente, desde muy temprano en la mañana han entrado miles de llamadas y pueden escucharlo a mis e

reyes points to east palo alto as an example of another bay area city that once had notorious crime problems, but was ultimately able to reduce the violence. earlier this year, the peninsula city made headlines after it recorded zero homicides for all of 2023. >> look what they did in epa back when epa was like the murder capital of the world. they brought in all these people, and now it's like one of the safest communities. >> antioch police say while some of the shootings may be gang related, they don't believe all of them are connected. no matter who is responsible, tony says he just wants it to finally stop. so people can enjoy the city he loves. >> and it's frustrating because we come in trying to build this city. i've been in this town for since 98. >> the mayor says he's also working with other local and faith leaders in the city to try and come up with community led solutions in antioch. tim johns, abc seven news. >> we try to put crime in context here at abc seven news, and while antioch is facing this wave of violence we just talked about. new data shows a dramatic drop in murders

you do have any information related to this case, you can remain anonymous reporting here in east palo alto jack moment. kron 4 news. >>after months, long investigation, sean diddy combs was arrested today in new york. this following a grand jury indictment. it's unclear what charges the rapper was arrested for. exactly. but you has been hit with several misconduct and assault allegations leading up to this. san francisco teachers and parents spent the day protesting planned school closures. officials at san francisco unified say the district is facing declining enrollment and we'll have to close some schools. teachers and parents school closures is not the solution, didn't the dark. it's creating anxiety. >>we are desperately asking for authentic partnership from the district. we have not listening to hearing. >>is that there's a plan for where and what we should all be doing and what we're working towards. >>the district says it will release a list of potential school closures and merges next month. now taking a live look at the transamerica pyramid looking like a beautiful night out ther

a 19 year-old from east palo alto killed in a motorcycle crash in santa clara. >> police say this happened yesterday morning at the intersection of agnew road and montague police say the 19 year-old was riding his motorcycle on agnew road when he crashed. and then died. police do not believe any other vehicles were involved, but that crash remains under investigation. >> we'll take a look at the rubble left behind after a fire damaged 5 buildings leaving at least 15 people without a home. tonight video from the citizen app shows when that fire sparked to this morning in a residential neighborhood. just west of el camino ral and woodside road crews say the flames started in a structure which led to it. a construction site. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. meantime, another fire damaged 3 homes in pittsburgh sparked this afternoon on the hall at a home on warren way near parkside elementary school. 2 people were taken to the hospital with some minor injuries. the cause of this one also under investigation tonight, new at 10, several car owners in timber on. >> hit by thiev

how about palo alto and east palo alto, all in the high 80s?hen once you work yourself into atherton and woodside, up the peninsula, temperatures 80s and 90s, 96 degrees, morgan hill, all the way into hollister, we will have some cooling for your saturday. additional cooling on sunday. our fire risk increases by monday of next week as our temperatures build triple digits anticipated on tuesday. but let's talk about the weekend where we have the fog fest and lots of fog for the morning hours and sunshine. enjoy your day! >> well, the san francisco 49 ers have some good news as they get ready for sunday's game against the new england patriots. offensive stars deebo samuel and george kittle were both out on the practice field in santa clara doing drills yesterday. and it now appears both all-pro receivers could be back in action on sunday after missing last week's game. >> was i limited yesterday, i didn't feel like it. no. very excited to play football. you think? you know there have been some circumstances that have happened this year, so we're

. >> reporter: in east palo alto, where turnout has been historically low, groups like the league of women voters and the voices and the youth community service are collaborating on the non-partisan registration drive within the latino community. by deploying the youth ambassadors like oliver, the goal is to get people engaged and aware of the issues impacting them at a local level. it is a lot to take in for a high school student, so his job is to make sure that he hands people a card and directs them to the league's established registration page. vote 411.org. >> we feel our voices are not to be heard. but as we have seen today through the slides, our voices do matter, even if it is one or two votes. they could make a huge difference in the end. >> reporter: with the young face at their doors who look like the community here and speaks their language, the effort is to reduce the barriers of any uncertainty and complex city around voting. in a race that is neck and neck at a national level. the vote could be consequential in swing states. >> it is a voting population that is still i

new details now about that deadly crash in east palo alto. we now know that a 19 year-old man died after he crashed his motorcycle. police say it happened shortly after 5 in the morning on friday at the intersection of agnew road in montague expressway. according to police, no other vehicles were involved. palo alto detectives are still investigating and will update you as we learn more. meanwhile, take a look at this temper on police say this car was almost stolen after someone tried manipulating the ignition. it's among several cars that were hit by thieves over the weekend. police say the cars were broken into over the weekend on circle drive. and here's a closer look at where that is. one car was stolen after police say the driver left. it unlocked with the key inside. they say 3 other cars were rifle through and had property stolen from them. one had its windows smashed and $20,000 in tools stolen from inside. so police are reminding drivers, of course, lock your cars. don't leave anything valuable inside if you're going to be away from

the pride of east palo alto davante adams with a touchdown catch that ties the game.ots a 38 yard field goal that turns out to be the game winner. the raiders win in baltimore for the first time since 2016, 26 to 23. throw down around the knees. you're going to get some serious tilt down the line. hit well, it is out of here. save that ball, dave. why? because it's part of history. elliott ramos is the first right handed batter to hit a home run in mccovey cove since oracle park opened in 2000. the game would go into extra inning, though. the padres scored two runs in the 10th, and they hang on to beat the giants by the final of 4 to 3. the a's, trying to avoid back to back losses in the windy city, down in the fifth? no problem. brent rooker crushes a two run shot. it is a one run game, but that's as close as the a's would get. the white sox win it 4 to 3 to gaugh final round of the pro khoi championship in napa. pat kizzire shoots a two under 70 on his way to his third pga tour title. it's a five shot victory at 20 under par. all right, 49ers can regroup. they head

of the supreme court ruling giving them more authority, including oakland, san francisco and east palo altorepeat intruder at an oakland apartment apartment building is making neighbors frustrated and nervous. our carra saint-cyr reveals why they're urging police to do more >>>keep walking. keep walking. whoa. keep walking dude, dude. cell phone video shows the moment or apartment staff tried to remove this man from the complex in january. they say he doesn't live here, but somehow always finds his way back inside. he would lay here on the couch. he would just have a, you know, have a drink, get intoxicated just you know, start knocking things over. pavel does live here. and he says the intruder who residents have come to know as ace, regularly breaks in. pavel says he's here specifically for the lounge area where he heats up food, uses the tv and sometimes screams slurs at residents. clearly, he was on something. you know extra besides alcohol. i'm guessing. and it was just a very unnerving experience. they say he gets in the building in a few different ways. first, he'll loiter across the

. >> reporter: in east palo alto where turnout has been historically low, groups like the league of women voters of san mateo county and the poll knee san voices are collaborating on a nonpartisan registration drive within the latino community. by deploying youth ambassadors like oliver, the goal is to get people engaged and aware of the issues impacting them at a local level. it's a lot to take in for a high school student. so his job is to make sure that he hands people a card and directs them to the league's established registration page. vote411.org. >> we feel like our voices aren't supposed to be heard. but -- as we have seen today through the slides our voices do matter even if it's one two votes, it can make a huge difference at the end. >> reporter: with a young face at people's door who looks like the community here and speaks their language. in a race that's neck and neck at a national level, the latino vote could be consequential in swing states. >> it's a -- voting population that is still in flux. and it's in a way, the younger generations up for grans. >> reporter: we're al

then the silver and black playing catch up the pride of east palo alto.catch that ties the game. then with under 30s to go daniel carlson boots a 38 yard field goal. the raiders win in baltimore for the first time since 2016, 26 to 23. throw down around the knees. you're going to get some serious tilt down the line. hit well, it is out of here. hey, dave, you better save that ball. it's part of history. elliott ramos is the first right handed batter to hit a home run into mccovey cove since oracle park opened in 2000. now the game would go into extra innings. the padres score a pair in the 10th, and san diego hangs on to beat san francisco by the final of 4 to 3. the a's trying to avoid back to back losses in the windy city. down three in the fifth, brent rooker crushes a two run shot. makes it a one run game, but that's as close as the a's would get. white sox win it a same score 4 to 3 to gaugh final round of the pro core championship in napa. pat casey shoots a two under 70 on his way to his third pga tour title. he wins the tournament by five shots at