sergio reportó el robo a la policía de east palo alto. para ellos. pero la actual ley en california, conocida como la proposición 36, exige castigar con delitos más graves a quienes roben menos de 1.000 $. nos comunicamos con la policía sobre este caso y aún esperamos una respuesta. sergio espera que la policía encuentre a los responsables. desde east palo alto roseville yomara lópez telemundo 48. ahora bien, si usted tiene algún tipo de información de los sospechosos o de pronto fue testigo del robo, puede llamar a la policía. recuerde que lo puede hacer también de manera anónima. y el problema de los vendedores ambulantes ilegales en la misión, esto es en san francisco. parece ser un asunto de nunca terminar. ante este escenario, el senador estatal scott winner presentó un proyecto de ley en el que los agentes de policía podrán confiscar los productos que actualmente solo pueden ser retirados por el departamento de obras públicas, productos robados y no tiene permiso o recibo a la policía. puede darle un am, un ticket y en la tercera ve

reporting live in east palo alto marianne favro, nbc, bay area news. okay. thank you. marianne. all right. let's give you another live look at storm ranger park at san bruno mountain. it continues to gather lots of valuable information like only it can. we're going to continue our coverage of the storm throughout the newscast. and then also at 530, we're going to take you to the east bay to see the storm's impact in that region. all right. a decisive move to protect immigrant communities in the south bay. san jose leaders taking an official position on the issue today. late this afternoon, city council unanimously approved a resolution to, quote, preserve the safety and dignity of all of its residents, regardless of national origin or legal status. before today's meeting, supporters held a rally outside city hall. the public needs to hear it from their city council. no city employee will work with ice. no san jose police officer will work with ice, and no one who works at the city will ask about your immigrationtatus. during the meeting, council member ortiz acknowledged that so

sergio reportó el robo a la policía de east palo alto.ntre a los responsables. desde east palo alto soy yomara lópez telemundo, california. trágico incidente. gracias yomara por ese informe. recuerde usted que si tiene información sobre estos sospechosos o si fue testigo del robo o sabe algo, puede llamar al departamento de la policía. tenga en cuenta que lo puede hacer de forma anónima en el condado san joaquín. las autoridades informan sobre el arresto de este individuo. Él se llama julio valdez, quien era buscado por un doble homicidio ocurrido el 23 de diciembre del año 2024. según la investigación, una mujer de 40 años y un adolescente fueron encontrados sin vida en aquel entonces. valdez fue detenido en rosarito, méxico, por agentes de u.s. marshals y también por la policía local. ahora él se encuentra en proceso de extradición a san joaquín. este martes, un hombre fue detenido en san francisco bajo sospecha de haber robado un automóvil. el incidente ocurrió en la zona de las calles skygate. los informes indican que los agentes loca

in east palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. over the recent immigration and customs enforcement raids rallied and marched in san jose today. our ancestors have been traveling up and down this continent for thousands of years. the march started at the emma prusch farm park on south king road. indigenous leaders say they see the label of immigrant as inaccurate and insulting since, as you heard they say, their ancestors have been here. the crowd grew even larger after marching to mexican heritage plaza, where more speakers took the bullhorn. state assemblyman ash kalra was there as well. because we are a community of immigrants, just like so many other communities around this country, and we cannot allow this president who is intent on destroying the fabric of our society and targeting immigrants to get away with it. and the only way we fight back is by uniting and showing up. after the rally in the plaza, protesters went on the move again, marching to a nearby target store. organizers called on a boycott of target and other comp

reporting live in east palo alto. marianne favro nbc, bay area news. okay. thank you very much, marianne. also, we have got you covered. our weather coverage continues all night, both on air and online, coming up in about ten minutes. a report from san francisco, where the wind speeds reached up to 70 miles an hour. and don't forget nbc bay stormranger scan the most accurate picture of what's happening in your neighborhood. it's at a lower elevation, giving you more detail on what's happening at the ground level. this is a live look. it is sitting right there on top of san bruno mountain. you can get access to that scan by downloading our free nbc bay area app or on our website. of course. nbcbayarea.com. some other headlines tonight and new at six, a lawsuit accusing the university of california of discriminating against asian and white students. a group called students against racial discrimination filed this case in federal court. they claim the system favors black and latino students over whites and asians. despite academic achievements. and that's that.

willowglen, también vamos a ver ese tráfico ya poco a poco aumentando a esta hora y en la zona de palo alto east tráfico. gracias, marcelo. seguimos en cuenta regresiva para el super bowl 59 que vas a disfrutar este domingo en telemundo 48 y quienes la están pasando muy bien en new orleans son obviamente los aficionados. y no solo es disfrutar el juego en el superdome o algún otro lugar de la ciudad, sino que la verdadera diversión se encuentra en el super bowl experience, en donde además de conseguir todos losos soenirs referentes al evento, también podrás demostrar tus habilidades en el fútbol americano. recuerdo cuando viví esa experiencia el año pasado en las vegas. les puedo decir que fue lo máximo. tendremos una antesala sin precedentes este domingo y la transmisión del partido será a partir de las 15:00 de la tarde. el super bowl 59 es por telemundo 48 y este 5 de febrero celebran 2 leyendas. barry bonds, ídolo de los san francisco giants, no cumple años, pero sí celebra el ya tradicional barry bonds day bonds, de 60 años, dejó una huella imborrable en la bahía. pero quién sí está de cump

acumulada, así que tenga mucha precaución y evite cruzar carreteras inundadas en la zona de palo alto y en la región de eastlos jugadores de chiefs y eagles están gozando la previa del partido new orleans. eso sí, a medida que se acerque la patada inicial, los nervios y las ganas de competir aumentarán en estos 2 grandes equipos. anoche fue el opening night en el ceaser dome, en lo que será una semana llena de actividades. la fiesta del super bowl es este domingo 9 de febrero en telemundo 48. les tendremomos una amplia antesala con el mejor staff para luego dar inicio a la transmisión a partir de las 15:00 de la tarde. no te lo puedes perder. su majestad jerry rice es sinónimo de touchdown. pero ojo, que también estamos en la cuenta regresiva para el all-star weekend de la nba, que será del 14 al 16 de febrero en el área de la bahía y en el juego de celebridades. 2 leyendas estarán como coaches del lado. de un lado, la gloria de los 49ers, jerry rice y del otro, el ídolo de los giants, barry bonds. sin dudas un gran lujo que los 2 equipos de celebridades tengan estos referentes. cerramos con fútbol femenino

esto será en la aveni, en la salida de la avenida university, en la ciudad de east palo alto, durantel y expuestas a la deportación a partir del dos de abril. bueno, organizaciones a favor de los inmigrantes dicen que no se van a quedar con los brazos cruzados y se preparan para apelar esta decisión. escuchemos. nosotros vamos a hacer todo lo que nos permita la ley para protegerlos, ayudarlos y hacer que la mayor cantidad de venezolanos puedan quedarse en los estados unidos de forma legal. organizaciones y activistas agregaron también que buscan asesoría legal de expertos en inmigración y que deben de conocer sus derechos. esos son losos factore más importantes en esos momentos. los importadores de esos productos van a pagar el arancel, van a pagar ese impuesto, pero finalmente se lo van a transferir a cada consumidor. entonces al final todos vamos a pagar el 25% de esta, de este nuevo impuesto. estados unidos y méxico llegaron a un acuerdo temporal a menos de 24 horas de que entrarán en vigor los aranceles, dando como resultado una pausa de 30 días de esa decisión que de llegar a ser

east palo alto ofrece programas para después de la escuela para adolescentes de martes a viernes.frecerá talleres gratuitos para hombres y mujeres emprendedores que quieran iniciar un negocio o bien que quieran prosperar con las herramientas necesarias. hablamos del programa mi viaje al emprendimiento. esta iniciativa invita a emprendedores a embarcarse en una nueva aventura donde por medio de 3 módulos de 8 sesiones. tome nota de las fechas y el número para comunicarse. el siguiente módulo está pautado para que sea en mayo. 6 y las personas se inscriben en nuestra página web en prosperity lab punto org o en el número 6692 82 0 5 51. ahí lo tiene. bueno, ahí aprenderán. nos comentan habilidades, por ejemplo, de comunicación, también de liderazgo y finanzas, entre muchas otras más. en la sesión más reciente nos confirmaron que se graduaron 77 emprendedores. eso ocurrió el pasado 18 de enero. guau! qué bien por ellos. muchas felicidades y ojalá tengan una buena respuesta por parte de la comunidad. es viernes, 7 de febrero. estÉ bien informado aquÍ en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. un

next at 8:00, the show of solidarity for east palo alto undocumented students and their families in the wake of immigration operations. and some southern california fire victims say they worry they won't get enough from insurance companies to rebuild their homes. the stress they fee welcome back to mornings on two. time is now 755. southern california fire victims are worried about whether they'll get enough money from the state's insurance of last resort, plan to rebuild their homes. >> at the time, i was just frustrated about the cost to pay the premium. i wasn't thinking so much about the coverage. and now i'm thinking much more about the coverage. and it doesn't cover a lot. i'm real worried about being able to rebuild. >> now, chris wilson lost his home in the eden fire. a lot of people are now facing layers of bureaucracy and emotional trauma while trying to begin that rebuilding process. wilson told us his previous insurance company dropped him. he had to get two policies to make up for that one. but those two barely covered the rebuilding costs. however, that's not the case for

but two public art projects launched in the city of east palo alto. and they are the end of like a year of work with elementary and middle and high school students. who all criminalitied art works to make the first interactive electronic box project in the country. a qr code for you to actually go up to the boxes on all of the east palo alto and have that and this was covered by the national press. and it is hopeful low a permanent art project i'm excite about that. other comments. commissioner schnair. i want to remind everybody this this is a major art month for the city here. we got so much going on. and -- well, there is the fog. there is all the different, there is the -- festival of black choreography. aural the art programs that come up around the fog and i'ms i don't have them in front of me. art week. major art month. check it all out. yea, website has all this going of everybody partake it is amazing. i have loved watching this grow more and more. it is exciting. >> commissioner hikimi, feels like we are on a steep train with the art last mo

seeing some of our head, very heaviest of rainfall currently right there from palo alto into the entrance of the dumbarton bridge east really seeing a heavier pocket of rainfall coming down. this one right here is about to be working its way in the east northeasterly direction. with that comes in impacted down into the southern end of san jose as well as on up into areas along right along highway 85 right there along the southern end of the santa clara valley. so definitely still very active out there. those heavier areas have skewed a little bit further southward by comparison. the north bay still active, still seeing some light showers, but also a few brief reprieve in their san francisco in one of those breaks at the moment. while alameda and oakland east oakland releasing some of those moderate to even at times heavy showers moving through. we are in the midst of a fairly warm system. so snow level in the series pretty high. but we've got a 3rd round of rain come thursday. that comes along with the way lower elevation snowfall and some downright impressive snowpack to be built later on this week in the sierra tem

the south bay, you can see some light to moderate rain making its way through mountain view, east palo alto right there a decent amount of rainfall expected to make its impacts just in time for that evening commute, so please be mindful of that. we're also monitoring, of course, for possible flood concerns and creeks and streams and river flows. so keep this in mind and make sure to use our nbc bay area app for the latest updates on our weather and what's going on with our alerts. candice. thanks, vianey. the state of california is pushing back on the trump administration's atattempt to reshape school curriculum. shortly after taking office, president trump signed executive orders that would prioritize what he calls patriotic education. those orders also demand schools to remove so-called gender ideology. today, state attorney general rob bonta says he is committed to ensuring schools in california remain a welcoming, safe, inclusive space for all students. he says new federal policies will not determine what's taught in california schools. our laws prevent schools from censoring inclusive

how about the santa clara valley into east palo alto? pretty moderate downpour there right now.nd then as you're driving 680 south or north, it is very slippery when wet as you go all the way into the tri valley. you can see the lines of moderate showers just lining the bay side all the way into castro valley. light precipitation now in the north bay hasn't amount to much as of yet, only over a 10th. while we've seen over 15/100 in san jose. so the bull's eye again is going to be pretty much the san mateo coastline all the way up the north coast line and into the santa cruz mountains. at this particular time, we do have that flood watch, in effect, an inch and a half to seven full inches of rain over the next 24 to 48 hours, which means we will see ponding on the roadways for your morning commute. there will be flooding threats, and this is why we have this high wind warning in effect as well as we do see the winds whip up with the rain around the coast side and advisory and all other areas. in addition to that, we still do have a coastal forecast that calls for a high surf warn

antioch heading out towards oakley main street around the peninsula east palo alto. you will notice bayshore road, palo alto, redwood city, atherton seeing some light to moderate rain as well, and from san jose towards the santa cruz area. it is certainly lighter north bay. we'll show you where it is right now around sausalito, tiburon, paradise drive, san francisco. you're getting a little bit of an ease up for now. 40s and 50s right now. temperatures today got up only into the 40s and 50s. here are the concerns for the weekend. minor flooding on the creeks and streams, and certainly on the roadways. high likelihood of this happening, especially when the heavier rain comes in trees going down. it's a potential, we'll call it moderate power outages and mudslides a low likelihood. it is certainly a slick golden gate bridge tonight. light to moderate rain a level two storm for saturday. you get that soaking and windy weather. and then sunday into next week this active pattern is going to continue. so it's a level one for tonight a light system rain continues slippery r

kipp, esperanza high and east palo alto academy. they say trump's executive order is unfairly framing all undocumented people as criminals. this comes as ice agents were recently spotted in san jose and san francisco. ice has arrested over 8000 immigrants across the country since trump's second term started. [music] >> a similar scene played out in the east bay. hundreds of students from ignacia valley, high, mount diablo and concord high schools walked out of class gathered in concord, there, at the corner of monument boulevard and meadow lane. they carried flags and held signs. some read my parents fought for my future. now i'll fight for theirs. >> for those who cannot speak for themselves, i have to support the immigrants who came to america for a better future but are seen as criminals. america was built on immigrants, so i can't see why. we can't just put our differences aside and come together as one. >> according to the pew research center, 10% of students in california have at least one undocumented parent. at one point, ye

so atherton, east palo alto, you'll see a quick shower over the next five minutes. the storm impact scale. not all day though, just until 9 a.m. so the next, let's say 2.5 hours for these brief downpours, moving through, creating some slick roads. and the winds are light. after 9 a.m. the storm is exiting in the afternoon is looking quite nice, so the day planner reflects that. today we have those isolated showers out there. right now, nothing widespread, but where you do find a downpour could reduce visibility for a quick minute or two. dry skies this afternoon. it is sunny, is cool for this time of the year. temperatures in the mid and upper 50s. let's check in with gloria. see how things go. >> good morning. you know, roads are slick this morning, so you want to be very careful when you're driving out there right now. you could see a live look at our bay bridge toll plaza camera. and if you look on the bottom left side of your screen there, you'll see some flares on the road. and that's because there is an accident that's been reported there. it's a three car cra

take your revenues and make sure that people in palo alto could exactly the same dollar level as someone in eastpalo alto or west oakland or perhaps maybe you should be steering more money to the places where there is more need. so there's a about the details. yeah, there's that phrase in the where you say well for the few in misery the money you're a good. so the last question would be you mentioned in the book that in towards the end it was unfortunate that the state legislature decided not to require digital identifier on all lithium ion batteries sold in california is based on a move by the european union to do that can you why that is and you know and also talk about and accountability in supply chains. well and this is one of the things that i find really about this in time really in our and the technological. and here's the vision. the vision is that you buy an electric vehicle and with a quick qr code scan. you can know exactly all the materials came from all the copper that's in the engine all the rare earth minerals that the aluminum that the cobalt and no what are the human rights con

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that includes students from eastside high school, kipp and esperanza high school in east palo alto academythey're saying trump's executive order is unfairly framing all undocumented people as criminals. this comes as ice agents were spotted in san jose and san francisco recently. ice has arrested over 8000 immigrants across the country since trump's second term started. >> in the east bay, hundreds of students from ignacia valley, high mount diablo and concord high schools walked out of class gathered in concord, there, at the corner of monument boulevard and meadow lane. they carried flags and held signs reading my parents fought for my future. now i'll fight for theirs. >> for those who cannot speak for themselves, and to support the immigrants who came to america for a better future but are seen as criminals. america was built on immigrants, so i can't see why. we can't just put our differences aside and come together as one. >> the pew research center says 10% of students here in california have at least one undocumented parent. at one point, yesterday's protest in concord was interrup

we're seeing the rain in san francisco coming down the peninsula, as well as in parts of the east bay and in palo alto. we still have the water on the roadways. some of the puddles still remain, and our temperatures in the upper 40s, that will make it into the mid 50s as we go throughout the day. we'll talk about that weekend forecast coming up, but mike has a look at where you can fill up before you make those weekend plans. yeah. you know, getting to the freeway this morning, i saw that my local station had jumped up about $0.20. not quite so dramatic. we'll check over here starting in the north bay getaway. that's vallejo now through solano county, 379 at national petroleum on springs road in contra costa county. we have the lowest for san ramon. specifically, that would be 385 at freedom gas on acosta boulevard and in the county and the city called santa clara. the low is 387. we're pointing out platinum gas on washington street. you can pick your own area right by your house. most convenient@gasbuddy.com on the roadway, we are looking like a pretty typical friday. but as kari said, still some wet

we are seeing some pockets of heavy rain, mainly now over the east bay, the tri-valley and extending across the bay down to around palo altobut a closer look at the north bay. it's been hit or miss. there will be some breaks in the activity, and that's what we are seeing right now. and even if it is raining very heavily, give it about 20 to 30 minutes and it should ease up. not completely stopped, but we are going to see it in at times becoming quite heavy. and then we're seeing some heavy rain coming over the santa cruz mountains and approaching san jose, where our temperature will top out at about 62 today, upper 50s for dublin and then upper 50s as well for the north bay. a cold front drops in tonight and the rain comes to an end, and tomorrow will be definitely cooler and breezy. even though it will be sunny, we'll only reach a high of 53 in napa, as well as some mid to upper 50s for the south bay. and then look at thursday more of the same. we may only make it into the low 50s for livermore and upper 40s for napa, so it's going to be much colder. looking ahead as we see our hour by hour outlook really shows the rain p

, you've got rain coming your way in the south bay and east bay monday, especially into tuesday. 54 san rafael, 59, in oakland, with 60 in palo altose breezy to gusty winds out there this morning allowing for the mild start. scattered showers. breezy today. monday we're looking at the rain moving in late. so it's late afternoon late evening. and then by tuesday it's a level three where everything comes together for some pretty significant weather. there's a look at the gusty winds right along the coast currently and upper elevations. wow 40 to 50 miles an hour. oakland hills. you probably heard the winds blowing all last night. they'll continue to lighten up a little bit, but it will be breezy today. widespread scattered showers, most of it in the morning. the afternoon you can see just a few areas, so the bulk of the day. not bad out there where we see the shower activity lifting to the north monday afternoon. there's a look at the heavy rain moving into cloverdale and santa rosa. so the evening commute impacted, stopping this at 9:00 where we have a very rainy night into tuesday morning. we've got scattered downpours. look what

east bay. temperatures for tomorrow have a hard time really warming up as thisisystem just kind of lingers. we'll see 50s here across santa rosa, 56 in martinez, also some mid 50s in palo alto and 57 for morgan hill. the sierra will get some additional snowfall tonight and tomorrow. we're looking at anywhere from two to about eight inches here through some of the highest elevations. on that 7-day forecast we are dry. so nice to see that sunshine as we head into saturday and sunday. we all need it. also some dry weather on monday's forecast. and then we're looking at what could be a system next wednesday and thursday. there are two scenarios with this. one of them has it hitting southern california with the strongest rain that could bever three inches, and we'd be somewhere in between maybe a half to about 1.5in. so we're closely watching that storm system next thursday for significant rainfall in california, as we've been mentioning, if it does trend toward southern california, which it's looking like right now, that certainly could cause some big time flooding and landslides issues in those fire burn scars. so we're going to be we're going to be all over that with some big

palo alto. that was a little more than an hour ago now at this point. so back out here, live in the east bay in oakland, very different weather conditions. so not a downpour, but just consistent rainfall. the roads are slick. it's consistent enough to keep the windshield wipers going and the traffic moving very slowly. but as you heard rosemary mention, we're expecting another round of this for the afternoon commute, so keep those things in mind. drive safely out there. live in the east bay. allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> allie. thank you. she's been out and about for us all morning long. what have you been up to? does this wet weather change your routine? we see the largest group, 59% say sort of. you avoid what you can. you put off maybe that trip to the grocery store, but you still have to drive into work. the next largest group, a third of you say no full steam ahead. bring it on. you can scan the qr code and have your say. you can also head to ktvu.com/vote. >> new this morning, robert f kennedy jr has cleared his first hurdle to lead the department of health and human services

palo alto, oakland at 38 degrees. 39 santa rosa at 34 we do have frost advisories in the north bay through 09:00am. this morning at frost on my windshield in the east going to be something you see elsewhere, too. as for today's daytime highs in the 50's a little cooler than yesterday, but a whole lot sunnier and definitely drier. oliver civilians died minutes across the bay bridge. things are looking good. no backup through the tolls just yet. >> 12 minutes across the mateo bridge and we are also seeing no traffic stacked up just yet on or other spans easy. want to get back to work if you called it a work from home day yesterday, right? all right, john, thank you for that this morning. geologists and engineers are going to be san francisco surveying the damage in the aftermath of the mudslide. this happened on sampson street right near telegraph hill tuesday night after a pretty heavy rain. thomas will tran live in san francisco with more on that situation morning. well, >> good morning. rain of rain is over, but the ground is saturated. let's get right to the video. i'm actually standing on one of the lanes on sam. some. and right now it is blocke

east bay, orinda, lafayette. you're reporting 29 at this time, 30 in alamo and dublin. how about the peninsula? 30 degrees in atherton, below freezing in stanford, at stanford, as well as palo alto. so another bitter cold one to start the day. as we get into the afternoon. mostly sunny skies and temperatures just a little bit below average, i'll have a better look at what we can expect for the week ahead, including that wet weather coming up in just a little bit at 801. so we still having traffic trouble in sunol was it this morning? >> sunol you're right before roe. before you go, i want to tell you that chp golden gate, because of the cold weather you mentioned, has issued an advisory for people to watch out for ice on the roads. isn't that incredible? >> yeah. black ice. you can't see it, but it will get you going very slow. >> just. yeah, just be careful. especially on those rural roads where rosemary mentioned it was very cold. she also mentioned the sunol grade. the sunol grade does have a crash. they're clearing it and they're doing a good job. but it has really affected vallecitos road. see where i put the arrow there. that's just not good. that's not normal. and that's