and there's a website also for the east side union high school district.xt here on "comunidad del valle," celebrating the mexica new year. stay with us. damian: we're celebrating the mexica new year here on "comunidad del valle." quetzalli is a dancer with calpulli tonalehqueh. she joins us now here on the show. welcome to the show, quetzalli. quetzalli: thank you. damian: thank you for being here. tell us about, first of all, about your name and your--the origin of your name, quetzalli. quetzalli: sure, i'm quetzalli, and it means precious in nahuatl, which is one of the languages spoken from our ancestors in mexico. damian: and your dad is the one who named you, or is kind of a combination of mom and dad? quetzalli: yeah, my dad, he's always been involved in danza since he came to the states, and so he really connected with it, and so he named me quetzalli. damian: all right, well, there's a big celebration happening this coming weekend at emma prusch park in san jose. is this celebration the largest in the nation, the largest mexica new year celebration

it's the pillar of a community, and nowhere with is that more true than on the east side of wilmingtonhere with we're building the first new school in the city in over a half c ms. -- [applause] the school will be named the maurice pritchard sr. academy after the school's -- [applause] you support that. [laughter] after the community icon who i e privilege to know as a basketball coach, maurice pritchett. i'm looking forward to the school opening later this year. students, teachers and neighbors on the east side will have a state of the art school building they can take pride in. join me in recognizing the pens of the pritchett family who are or -- the members of the pritchett family who are also with us today in the balcony, i believe. [applause] thank you for being with us. we also launched the wilmington learning collaborative to provide hyperfocus on s city. for the first time, districts serving the city are working together to address the needs of wilmington children. i also want senator lockman for her work in this area and her committee that she chairs and all the people that ar

we're building new affordable housing on the east side ofc?ene young, and his team are leading that work. [applause] and just a few weeks ago we announced plans to supercharge the redevelopment of downtown dover. [applause] will make senator paa ya and representative bush very happy. [laughter] and it will also help us attract workers to the are■pa economic opportunity in our historic capital city. i know that work is important td representative harris, bush, lynn and many others, and i appreciate their leadership and your partnership. if we want to keep g in delawaro make sure families feel safe in their community. i knowigg gun violence has been a shared priority. over the past seven years, we've banned assault weapons, bump stocks and high capacity red fld prevented straw purchases. this year we'll take another big step forward and pass the permit to purchase law. [applause] inside the administration we spent a lot of time on what we is, or gvi. we started xvi in wilmington -- gvi, and have is expanded the program to dover. here's the truth

sergio piensa usted de los estudiantes de east side dependen de ayuda financiera para pagar el colegioen en esa ayuda financiera, pero una cosa que vemos es que muchos no aplican, no aplican para fafsa por su sea su estatus inmigratorio de su familia o los pensamientos que no califican. pero lo que quiero decirles es que si califican, si pueden ver cuáles servicios hay para ayudarles, aunque no aunque no califiquen por fafsa, tal vez pueden calificar por cada y de parte del programa que tiene sonia ramos ofrece talleres en cada de nuestras escuelas para ayudar a las familias a meter sus sus solicitudes para esas aplicaciones y queremos que sepan que esos son unos recursos y ahorita lo que estamos viendo. am por toda todo el país es que las aplicaciones para fafsa se han bajado un 41% del año anterior, entonces hemos visto que han bajado mucho bastantemente a estas aplicaciones y no, y queremos que que sepan que hay recursos para que continúen a en a meter las solicitudes para que lleguen los estudiantes a la universidad y los cambios que hubieron. sonia para las aplicaciones a son fuer

those went from the west side of the building ultimately joined with those who hundred from the east side of the building if you officers in the rotunda had no chance at controlling the mob that had descended on them. some members of the mob who passed the attendant headed from the rotunda in the direction of the senate joining the members of the mob who climbed the stairs that were closer to the senate wing door. the evacuation of the senate left the senate floor unguarded. like an invading army, members of the mob streamed into the home of what is been recognized as a world's greatest deliberative body and took control. rifling to the papers of senators, disrespecting the desks where former presidents and other set when they served and taking control the senate dyess with the vice president had earlier been presiding. events were even graver in the house of representatives. before turning to those events, a word about them now that was in the air that day. numerous members of the mob had cried out for lawmakers to be turned over to them regardless of political party or affiliation. the

for now, a pleasant surprise on the east side of san jose. a lot of measures on the ballot. a council race nearby in evergreen. also, a big race for county supervisor. of course, you have the big u.s. senate race as well . they do not have the big congressional race of some of the other candidates. they do not have to worry about that. impressed by the turnout so far here on the east side of town we set it back to you. >> damian trujillo, we expect to see it throughout the night . we have you covered with election results. you see damien and a lot of reporters. download our nbc bay area app. the qr on the left side of the screen will take you to radar. point your phone at the code and you will get the little yellow indicator and you are good to go. >>> this is a live look in downtown san jose. some of us got a little bit of rain today. let's. in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri . >> a little bit coming down through today and also for tonight a little bit on the way tomorrow. our storm system is just off shore now. the of the storm will be moving off toward the south rig

from january 6, 2021, a stack of individuals marching in military formation up the stairs on the east side of the capitol before entering the rotunda doors. they were part of an organization called the oathkeepers, the oathkeepers explicitly focused on recruiting current and former military law enforcement and first responder personnel to their ranks. the organization's name alludes to the oath sworn by members of the military and police to defend the constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic. on their website, the oathkeepers decare that they will not obey unconstitutional orders. their leader, stuart rhodes, was the arbiter of what was and was not constitutional and he and his followers had firmly adopted the false claim that it would be unconstitutional for president-elect biden to be sworn in as president. in the months between the 2020 presidential election and january 6, 2021 rhodes and other oathkeepers began planning to stop the lawful transition of presidential power. the messages became more dire as january 6 approached. in late december he stated that if the president-e

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ damian: and we begin with a brand new, much needed clinic on the east side of san jose.age is with bay area community health. doctor, welcome to the show. dr. zettie page: thank you for having me here today. damian: thank you. well, i was actually just by happenstance i was in that parking lot where your clinic is just this past week. and it's in, it's on mckee road and white road. there's a strip mall there. talk about the importance of being centrally located there. dr. zettie page: well, you know, many of us talk about access to health care and very few of us realize that transportation or being able to get to the appointment you need is really crucial to actually make it happen. that's at a very key space that there's really a high traffic opportunity that you can drive or you can take public transportation. so that's one of the really key components there. the other part is that it has access to a lot of other things we need in our community. so putting a clinic or having that interface with health care in space that you would do other types of shopping and interact

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um uh, and the construction of the first block of the, um, the east side gardens, uh, through the eastide neighborhood. um, but that's really the limit of parks and open space in the stage two area. there'll be an additional extend of east side commons, as well as, uh, park area around the sailing center site at the southeast corner that will be part of stage three. okay. thank you. um, and then the inclusionary requirements, there has been an increase in the level of income that would qualify for inclusionary to 80. and i think that actually, that's a good move. um, because it's very difficult to get financing for we have subsidy financing for lower. but i think that would be a help to the developer. um and for the, for sale housing and that's for rental housing. it also is 80% for the full sale, including the inclusionary for the for sale housing is it also pegged to 80% of the uh under the original housing plan for inclusionary condominiums is uh, were to range from 80 to 120% with an average of 100, um, and that's not being changed here, but for inclusionary rental, um, the um, thr

and this was at midnight in the lower east side. this was on a crowded subway in the afternoon. because it can. why did it happen? what's missing? the police. absence of law and order means there is no disincentive, right? post george floyd, the left-wing spasm against law and order has given us this. and new yorkers, many of whom are on those subways, you voted for this. you got the 1970s with smartphones. a lot of these people were out there chanting "defund the police" and now they are living their consequences. as much as i love and respect the national guard, they are not trained in this stuff. there is an opportunity cost for that political optic that hochul decided to do. she chose a stunt over a real action that would reduce crime and make us safer, so what she did actually made us less safe, which comes to the question, when is enough enough? what does it take? we keep saying that. do you think of one party rule is over in these cities? is it time to try something new and let the adults back in the room? a good city's run by democrats and republican. the mom and dad. th

day i keep going oe what i hear is the unprofessional paying $2000 a a month for rent on the upper east sideo pay $60 to get to their job in lower manhattana because they feanhr getting on e subway a mom trying to get the kid to school and avoiding the subway that's more cash out ofth their pocket whether theeyy voti foesr the policies or not thesee are hugeco economic consequences for the citynseq. >> and people watch the 5 you don't live in cities love thesee segments because it's city porn you are like those idiots get out of their first sure. we want to go but we can't because we work here. >> in the defense of new yorkd it's aan great city in the worl. >> i like milpitas and california better. >> moving on no ahead joe logan goes nuclear on neil young trying to cancel frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [♪] did you know turbotax now provides you with a tax expert who will do your taxes from start to finish? try

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clockwise direction, so busy slee, when speeding enough to milk, bringing a bit of mr. book into the east side of england, pushing across into east in pos wisconsin. further west, still less that wet weather coming in and it's driving rain. 20 snow wave of the parent is pushing across a good pots of spain and portugal coming into southern areas of france. west to pass the prompts to will snow coming in across the alpine regions the western side of the med looking pretty unsettled, but some really heavy rain lights are on friday, which will drive its way across spain and portugal. really horrible. couple of days coming up here as we go one through us to was the we can focus and must be the right in studies to saw despite having said that still allows you dry up to was the northwest somewhat dry over towards the south east. that is the side of the mediterranean mall at west the weather, just around the spain and portugal, bringing cloud and drain to morocco, the blank white police brutality and indigenous mother and box on an incredible jenny for justice time was the seeking reparation for other

sure enough, it wobbled just enough east that we got isolated thunderstorms moving to the east side of the bay. that covers this system for today. there is another one out here getting its sights set for saturday. we watch this one pretty much fall apart as it gets here. we have a very light band of rain that will work its way across the bay from saturday afternoon and really fizzle as it does so. watch this one fall apart. then there is another one that could come in next week. we can't take rain out of the forecast. none of these look significant but they are technically holding together enough for a chance of rain. you will see why we have a couple of days on here. we have wednesday and thursday, the primary focus. as we look toward saturday, there is the next chance when that other system comes through. thankfully, those follow-up systems on saturday and monday look fairly weak. >>> let's check in with anne makovec for a look at your news headlines. >> san jose police announcing two arrests made in separate homicide cases today. the most recent case, a deadly shooting at a parking

now, there on the upper east side, that's where i met camilo, a 16-year-old who came here from peru with her mom they came here because camila is mom, erica almost died being robbed at gunpoint three times and she described the story with absolute terrorists still talking about how migrants will not make that journey of months to come here unless they felt absolutely desperate, they would not leave their families, their cultures, their homes homes everybody that they knew, everything that they've ever know. and unless they felt like they had absolutely no other choice, but they come here and they do feel like burdens because they are sometimes treated like that. they talk a lot about discrimination and just feeling like they have no one to turn to. they feel like an unwanted problem. but here at the little shop of highness, they are very much wanted, very much loved and appreciated. you can tell from the moment that they stepped foot through the doors there, hugged by the volunteers, the volunteers babysit the babies while the parents are shopping and they actually develop really close r

councilmember peter ortiz says this has made the east side an epicenter of traffic fatalities, but hehe east ridge to bart regional connector will give our residents and particular our youth and seniors, a safe and reliable way to get to school, work, run errands or wherever their destination may be. >> thursday, vta will vote to approve the project to bring the transit center from the alum rock station. the route will offer a new station at story road and connect residents directly to bart at the milpitas station. it's the final phase of a more than $650 million project to improve safety and give people more options. >> this is an underserved community, and we want to ensure that we are giving all the resources possible through this project and many others to come for the community itself. >> christina bowie is the president of the tully road eastridge business association. she says this will not only improve safety but lead to a big boost for businesses as well. >> all my life we've been waiting for something to take us down to uh, to the eastridge, and, you know, to hear that we're

. >>> a historic find, a giant 40 foot crack in the snow, it appeared on the east side of the mountainng the storm. it has never been seen like this before, it opens to a icy cavern below

> and the weather equivalent of march madness, downpours coming down right now, lightning on the east side of mt. hamilton. the showers will likely cross through downtown san jose in the next hour. monday and tuesday, trending dry. the first of two rain chances rolling in wednesday. the bigger of the two storms are friday into saturday. could have some winds and heavy rain at times heading into the beginning of next weekend. >> another rough weekend. >> thanks for watching. "nightly news" is next. >> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, a dangerous springtime blizzard about to pound the midwest with blinding snow and wind. heavy snow already coming down. whiteout conditions in the plains. cars skidding off roads in iowa. winds set to hit 60 miles per hour. on the east coast, roads under water. hundreds of thousands without power and the desperate search for a young girl swept away in a creek. >>> the half a billion dollar deadline for former president trump just hours away now. how the new york attorney general could freeze his bank accounts and seize his iconic buildings if he doesn't pay. >> dr

sierra tahoe resort says the wind driven storm opened up this 30-40 foot crevice on the east side of the mountain, they said it's hard to see at some spots but it opened up into a deep and icy cavern. the resort said it ran along the middle castle run but it has since been filled in and the run is open but look at that. >> that is insane. it's good they could've caught that, you could've been skiing and snow trekking and hit that. >> for sure. kind of incredible how it created that. >>> what we are looking at today is pretty nice, expecting changes though. >> the sun will be a hard turn, the clouds in the rain, it is on the way.>> that is spring for us. >> the microclimate forecast, all the details on what is coming our way. overall through tonight, no need for the umbrella, cloud cover increasing, the storm system is offshore, gaining a little bit of strength. eventually we are looking at the rain coming back for us. >>> temperatures in the 40s, patchy fog, a mix of sun shining clouds, overall still get it on 70s but need to be in the south bay to get that. 71 in morgan hill, lots o

the full in this building was in an area where nobody could go even from the east side. it was like in this very close to the walls, so it was like, untouched over 45, you know, literally took place on the ground in the basement. salt of a former department store was extremely loud music. and how to do that when we opened it, it was the 1st day and it was really according to them, that piece of music was just that happened at the top of the house, didn't make it up techno that was things like that were also ready to dance in for a long time. no one was really interested in where the music came from or who was playing it says, or j fluids and one atkins with the tang from the very beginning. many of them came from the declining industrial city of detroit in the us and they shaped what is now known as the sound of brandon. my name is blake rene, back in troy usa, the tech house sold capital of the united states. the detroit is known for its also industry and music c. it's also considered the place where the 1st ticket attracts, were created. this is awesome for glossing. y

who are in the sweetest part of the eastern part of the new parts can cross the old road to on the east side, continue the road of badan and enter through qomsar road from bab al-hussein (peace be upon him). the ban on the traffic of trucks on the old road will be implemented tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, and our colleagues will be present 24 hours a day. dear compatriots, in these last two days of the year, we will have the end of the year behind us, and we will continue to have nowruz 1403, when we will have a fever. dear viewers, i wish them a good year . i pray for good health from almighty god for all my dear compatriots . next year, of course, in nowruz, we will have a special plan. they control it is expected that, considering that nowruz falls in maher, which is ramadan , part of the citizens' trips will be seen and visited. we will have it after iftar until dawn, and the traffic will definitely increase at this time . we will definitely have a section about the resort centers , which have been identified, the necessary forecast has been made , and we will be at the service of

dante de vincenzo living on upper east side. a little different burlingame, 18 points for dante next start. the game went 18 for run. 2nd quarter warriors by 10 clay thompson hand down man down. >> 18 points, 8 assists for clay. he had a good game. you've been great since coming off the bench later in the second dubs down by 8 staff. hit the 3 write-in dante grill. 27 points for steph 16 points in the 2nd quarter alone. 3rd quarter, 6 point knicks lead jalen brunson. he had a big night. can't leave him open. he buries the trey 34 in 7 for jayland 4th quarter. go to the state down by 6 clay thompson. synergy with trace jackson-davis. to 19 points off the bench for him. but the next slam, the door shut miles mcbride, career high. 29 points for him. warriors could never get back in this game after getting down 18 to florida. start, they lose one 19, one, 12. they will take on the memphis grizzlies at the crib wednesday. the giants finally the to local webb's yea. they got another they signed reigning cy young award winner. >> blake

near mammoth along the east side of the sierra which is about three hours south of southlake tahoe. the resort said they will receive more than four feet over the weekend. farther north the resort has been closed. -- resorts have been closed. you did not have to break 80 to see the snow this weekend. we caught up with one man who saw the snow for the first time last night right here on san jose's mount hamilton. we sent our marianne favro there last night and there was enough of adjusting to build a snowman and have a snowball fight so that was fun. she also bought snow back down to our studio to terry mcsweeney and rob mayeda that they played around with on the set. if you missed last night's newscast you can see it on rob's twitter account, @robmayeda. >>> tomorrow's election. our ian cole takes a look at prop 1 and what you need to know before heading to the polls. also a new idea to tackle san jose's housing crunch and how when peter dickson led my platoon into combat jose's housing crunch and how it will help people get into in afghanistan, he cared about two things: completing

it recently appeared on the east side of the mountain at the sierra at tahoe resort.eves that it formed during a windstorm earlier this month. it appears to open up into an icy cavern below. something that normally happens with glaciers. sierra tahoe says it's since filled in that huge crack, and the area is back open to skiers. it almost looks like the grand canyon there when you see cavern. >> huge. >> it's safe but incredible to see. >> we had the wind over 100 miles per hour. it blew all of that snow, creating that big mound there that left that crack in the middle. our weather back here across the bay area. one more day of some dry weather before rainfall gets here. beautiful sunset tonight. let's get you more details right now on that microclimate forecast. and here it is. tomorrow morning, we'll start it off dry with a chance of a little bit of patchy fog and temperatures in the 40s. overall some calm winds for us. then as we move through the day, numbers begin to cool off. we still have a few 70s, especially down in the south bay. also concord at 70. and 60s f

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words, you know, really, it's our students who have had to move out of san jose, specifically in the east sideso we're feeling that, at alum rock. damian: and, i mean, you have schools now that maybe have half the capacity of what it-- what the capacity is. you can't operate a school with half the capacity. corina: exactly, and so that's what we're up, you know, against, one of the many things in regards to making tough choices in the future as to, you know, keeping schools open with half the capacity. are we able to do that, you know, financially? and so the reality is we're not going to be able to do that for much longer. we've been able to hold on. many of our surrounding districts have been able to close down, you know, they made that decision, they've closed down schools. and so we still haven't, as alum rock, we've been able to just hold on up until now. but, moving forward, we will be making some tough decisions around that. again, i'm one of five, and so, you know, it really is going to take our board, where, you know, a lot of times it's good things, but a lot of these times it's not

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i mean, i mean, thinking about when there was a train derailment in east side of the state of ohio more than a year ago, donald trump and jd vance show up. they bring cleaning supplies, they tickets action. the phrase i remember at the time looking at in the local newspapers, was it kept repeating what trump had said to the crowds, which is you're not forgot, that was when joe biden was over in poland and ukraine, his transportation sector is nowhere to be filed. i think that's one of those great examples, not just in that community, but across the state i don't really across the country where people say, i feel like i've forgotten washington. i feel like there's a lot of group politicians who say all the right things to get elected, but don't deliver. and so candidates who can say i'm not like them, i think will go a long way this november 1 thing, speaking of november 1 thing that is also really interesting out of ohio, is it nikki haley got 14. i think it was 14 point 3% of the vote was the last way i looked at it in the republican presidential primary, even though the primary has ov

gary o'donoghue is on the east side — sumi somaskander is on the west side.rogress are the rescuers making? the search and rescue will continue through the night. they're using sonar to precisely locate where those missing workers might be and we have learned that fbi divers have joined those rescue and recovery boats and that they are using robotic cameras to also try and locate where those missing workers might be. a law enforcement source who told us that was not able to say whether there was one or more divers in the water at this moment, because of the jacket debris. massive chunks of the jacket debris. massive chunks of metal from this of the jacket debris. massive chunks of metalfrom this bridge go right into the river, really, getting efforts, and that corresponds with what we heard from the senator we spoke to half an hour ago, who said one of the problems with the mission at the moment is because they really have to maintain a super search, because getting deeper into the water isn't possible because of the debris. they are going to continue searchi

> and the weather equivalent of march madness, downpours coming down right now, lightning on the east sideon. the showers will likely cross through downtown san jose in the next hour. monday and tuesday, trending dry. the first of two rain chances rolling in wednesday. the bigger of the two storms are friday into saturday. could have some winds and heavy rain at times heading into the beginning of next weekend. >> another rough weekend. >> thanks for watching. "nightly news" is next. >> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, a dangerous springtime blizzard about to pound the midwest with blinding snow and wind. heavy snow already coming down.

this palatial upper east side home combines the best of classic new york living with contemporary designbeautiful molding and millwork, plus a wood burning fireplace. there's an easy flow to a vibrant, formal dining room and cozy library, both connected to a huge modern kitchen. and the corner primary suite is both massive and intimate. with two dressing rooms, a luxurious bathroom, and even a study, it's one of six bedrooms in this 6,000

the project was seen by city leaders as crucial to make the transit system more equitable to the east side of san jose. this could be a game-changer for residents in the jose. well, now the tea's hoping construction on this project will begin as early as next month and then rail service could begin. >> by 2028 in the newsroom. dan thorn kron. 4 news. thank you, dan. >> heading into a war zone, a local nurse is preparing to fly to the middle east to try to save lives in gaza. she leave the bay area monday. we'll be in gaza for 17 days. sandi adler lives fairfax in marin. she typically works as a nurse. it kaiser in richmond. she's also trained to help moms who have trouble nursing their babies. but unless there is a cease-fire, she will appeal focusing on moms and babies should be receiving people in ambulances. stabilizing life-threatening stuff. so you don't have more casualties. heidi li, she's working with the nonprofit ca dose, which is based in berlin. she has adult sons and daughters who have mixed feelings about all this. >> of course, children are very that they proudly and they al

the re >>> a historic find, a giant 40 foot crack in the snow, it appeared on the east side of the mountain. the resort says it formed during the storm. it has never been seen like this before, it opens to a icy cavern below which is something that only happens with glaciers. the resort said they filled in the crack and the area is back open. >> that is incredible. >> >>> tonight the whiplash at the border the fate of a controversial texas immigration law now in the hands of a federal appeals court. the three-judge panel hearing arguments over the law that they put on hold just hours after the supreme court allowed it to take effect. it would let texas authorities arrest and deport migrants, but the biden administration arguing the state doesn't have that authority what the judges signaled today. >>> also tonight, the urgent manhunt police say an inmate was broken out of the hospital by a gunman who opened fire. three corrections officers wounded the car police are searching for. >>> the deadly house explosion in utah. debris showered all over the neighborhood. what caused it >>> the first

workers attached new steel beams to the east side of this historic overpass.ll be to install a new railing and rebuilding the wooden sidewalk. >> it doesn't seem like there are any storms on our horizon. >> no, because it is just lovely. but meteorologist sandyha patel is tracking what we have out there. sandhya, i see widely scattered smiles from you. >> okay? yeah. nice weather is in the forecast. let's take a look at a live picture. dan and emma and good evening to all of you. a pretty sight from the sierra snowpack statewide, 104% of average. it is snowing right now, and the resorts have picked up anywhere between one and about six inches of snow in the last 24 hours. here is what's coming. high pressure building in behind the system that brought the snow to the sierra and rain to the bay area. that ridge is going to provide us with a dry pattern into early next week, believe it or not. so we take you back in time. satellite radar is showing you the showers that came through here last night into this morning, and even a few into the early afternoon. the si