now roberta gonzalez is following this storm. she is live in pleasanton tonight. roberta, how does it look out there? >> i got to tell you, mark tamayo is all over it, as has been rosemary and bill today. but mark was saying how the colder air mass filtering in. yes. about an hour ago, we were driving all throughout the tri-valley. the temperature was bouncing between 56 and 58 degrees. we put it to a stop. we wanted to come to main street, pleasanton and see if people were out and about. after the rain has finally stopped and the temperatures now 46 degrees. now, i've been watching the ribbon on this lamp post here and it wavers from time to time. the winds have been out of the south at eight miles per hour. occasionally we get a stronger gusts that adds to the chill, but the rain has ceased, at least for the moment. but keep in mind, as mark was mentioning, that flood watch is still in effect for much of the bay area until about 4:00 tomorrow morning, as is the wind advisory as well. so we jumped in our car earlier today. we started driving out and about all aro

roberto gonzalez ktvu. >> all right, roberta, thanks so much. stay safe out there.od to know that people are taking their time. it doesn't take much to turn those roadways into a mess. if someone starts hydroplaning or slipping or sliding. all right. thanks, roberta. all right, let's see with bill how much longer this is going to last. >> well, it's getting better, right? we talked about it. the back edge of the weather system. you'll see it popping up on your screen. the back edge of this thing. at least the heavy rain has moved through and you can see the clear skies off to the west, out this way, but you still still see heavy showers out towards berkeley. roberta's up in this area up towards the north bay, and you can see there's some rain showers, but most of it is dying down. the really heavy stuff that we have seen, which has been really heavy at times and caused massive amounts of urban and small stream flooding just all over the bay area, just puddles, storm drains, the whole thing that is generally moved through oakland, san francisco, san rafael, areas lik

roberto gonzalez in san francisco tonight with that rockslide right near telegraph hill.etty, you there along the russian river, where tonight, an evacuation order is in place for some low lying areas. but we do begin with our chief meteorologist, bill martin. bill, we got hit hard today. >> we got hit hard today, and it got taken right to the tipping point. the rain moved off this afternoon. late in the afternoon commute. you can see the live radar now, mostly to the east of us in the mountains where there's a winter storm warning. but we reached that tipping point. you could feel it. all the water was coming up. we had rivers and creeks rising, the whole thing now. the rivers, the big rivers. let's take the russian river or the napa river first. that tomorrow morning or tonight late is going to peak at 1 a.m. at 28.9ft. so flood stage begins at 25ft. so it's a little above flood stage. but just know the tops of those rivers just it's moderate flooding is are they go out like this. they flare out. so that last few feet of water is hard to get any elevation on. there's a

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roberto gonzalez is tracking the conditions on the roads around the bay area. but let's begin with meteorologist mark tamayo and mark. it is a mess out there this afternoon. you have some really important warnings about thunderstorms. >> yeah. that's right. alex, we have been tracking severe weather, severe thunderstorm warnings over the past few hours here in portions of the bay area. that, coupled with some very strong winds. and also those those those downpours really adding up kentfield over the past 24 hours, over five inches of rainfall. santa rosa over three inches scotts valley, the santa cruz mountains over two inches. san francisco about 2.5in of rainfall. and here is that active radar you can see here in the bay area. now, we have been watching a thunderstorm, as you can see, near daly city. and we have been seeing some thunderstorm warnings issued. in fact, looks like this is the latest one was supposed to expire at 4:00 this afternoon. it looks like this has been extended until 415. so this includes san francisco and south san francisco for these a

gonzalez has signed a four—and—a—half—year contract.oan from french champions psg until the end of the season. chelsea defender axel disasi has also gone on loan to villa. are back in to the top four after they came from behind on for the three points. the result means they climb above manchester city when the team come here and they sit back with a line of five, five, four, one, ten players, 11 players behind the ball. and it's not easy. it's not easy. so you need to be mentally strong. we understood the role in the game. we limited them to not too many chances. they had possession but not too many chances. we we re we were a little unlucky we were a little first we were a little . unlucky - first 9061, - we were a little . unlucky - first 9061, i- we were a little unlucky first goal, i thought with the first goat, ithought w— with the first goat, tthought might have a foul there might have been a foul leading — there might have been a foul leading up to it. need sometimes to wasn’t meant to be. i way. it wasn't meant to be. i think_ w

new stuff is always arriving at denise gonzalez's store. how often do you get stuff from mexico?> oh, every two weeks. these candles. from mexico. from mexico. >> president donald trump announced that new tariffs start saturday. 25% tariffs on imports from mexico and canada, and an additional 10% tariff on chinese products. 80% of the items in this store are imported from mexico. the owner tells us the new tariffs are really going to hurt her business. >> we are not a necessity. our items are like a luxurious things for somebody that needs. so this is going to be harder because people first have to think about eating. so this is something that worries me because are they going to afford us? >> economists explain the impact of these tariffs. >> for mexico, for example, we import a lot of vehicles. various auto manufacturers from around the world have set up plants in mexico, and they produce cars in mexico, and we import them into the united states. we also import agricultural goods, things like avocados and other kinds of fruits and vegetables. we import beer from mexico. >> jbs

en este cultivo antonio gonzÁlez nos dice que trata de mantener la calma entre sus trabajadores. >> es liberados por el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. tras la reuniÓn que sostuvo richard, enviada para misiones especiales de donald trump con el gobernante venezolano nicolÁs maduro. la liberaciÓn era una de las exigencias de trump para maduro. llegaron a honduras los primeros vuelos con inmigrantes deportados por la no administraciÓn de donald trump, fueran transportados en aviones de la milicia estadounidense y tambiÉn comerciales, los que fueron alquilados para este propÓsito. nos vamos directamente con el informe de claudia mendoza. locutora: en este aviÓn militar arribaron los primeros migrantes que fueron capturados en la frontera sur debido a la declaraciÓn de emergencia de la administraciÓn trump. alejandro muÑoz ingresÓ a los estados unidos el 28 de enero, el mismo dÍa fue capturado por portar identificaciÓn falsa. >> $16,000. yo no pienso volver. locutora: un segundo aviÓn volviÓ en horas de la tarde. de esther cruise tiene 22 aÑos y dice que llego esposado y con mucha tristeza porq

new stuff is always arriving at denise gonzalez's store. how often do you get stuff from mexico?oh, every two weeks. these candles. from mexico. from mexico. >> president donald trump announced that new tariffs start saturday. 25% tariffs on imports from mexico and canada, and an additional 10% tariff on chinese products. 80% of the items in this store are imported from mexico. the owner tells us the new tariffs are really going to hurt her business. >> we are not a necessity. our items are like a luxurious things for somebody that needs. so this is going to be harder because people first have to think about eating. so this is something that worries me because are they going to afford us? >> economists explain the impact of these tariffs. >> for mexico, for example, we import a lot of vehicles. various auto manufacturers from around the world have set up plants in mexico, and they produce cars in mexico, and we import them into the united states. we also import agricultural goods, things like avocados and other kinds of fruits and vegetables. we import beer from mexico. >> jbs im

-- at mondo gonzalez, now exiled. does the president's dispatching of the ambassador to negotiate with president maduro main the u.s. now officially recognizes president maduro as a legitimate president for venezuela? karoline: absolutely not. former ambassador and now special envoy ric grenell is going with two very clear directives. make sure that members of which there are 400 currently in custody are repatriated back to venezuela, and that all united states detainees return home. thank you very much, guys. reporter: on the president's use of language yesterday and without seeking to cast myself with some kind of moral example ar, this was an event yesterday that begin with a moment of silence for the victims of the air crash. the president's own invocation of loving god. then he uncorked that expletive to insult a former cabinet officer. it was the same expletive i saw him use in 2020 when he famously held up the trump acquitted headline. my question is, if you can shed light for us on how the president receives h

se anunciÓ la recontrataciÓn de gonzÁlez, director tÉcnico del equipo de 2022 a 2024 pero ahora se encargarÁ de mÉxico a estados unidos, en particular de fentanilo. estados unidos se comprometa trabajar para evitar el trÁfico de armas de alto poder a mÉxico. canadÁ y estados unidos tambiÉn llegaron a un acuerdo para poner en pausa los aranceles para un mes. si desea reportar problemas en su ciudad, lo invito a que se ponga en contacto con nuestro equipo de noticias univisiÓn 14 enviÁndonos un mensaje de whatsapp al 4155388014. estamos ahÍ para apoyarlo. >> y el fin de semana que estamos hablando de los grammy, orgullo latino a las personas que ganaron incluyendo a shakira. >> una decisiÓn de los jueces. —— buena decisiÓn de los jueces. >> asÍ llegamos al final de a ellas y todos los latinos. ilia: en pausa los aranceles del 25% que el presidente trump querÍa imponerle a productos importados de canadÁ y mÉxico, la presidenta claudia sheinbaum indiue

borja: juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta mÁs de esta tragedia. siete aÑos de edad habrÍa pasado varias horas, aproximadamente 12 horas junto al cuerpo de su madre que habrÍa fallecido en un accidente automovilÍstico, todo comenzÓ el sÁbado en la noche en el condado de fresno, california, el menor viajaba con su madre en un automÓvil, Éste se habrÍa volcado varias veces y quedado a un lado de una carretera, el niÑo supuestamente pues habrÍa permanecido allÍ junto al cuerpo de su madre, la cual ya habÍa fallecido, el niÑo fue llevado a un hospital, Él habrÍa sufrido la rotura de uno de sus brazos, despuÉs fue reunido con su padre, autoridades investigan lo que sucediÓ o por quÉ ocurriÓ este accidente, es todo, vuelvo con ustedes. ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ satcha: muchas gracias por informarnos. borja: el presidente donald trump recibe el primer ministro israelÍ, benjamÍn netanyahu, ambos lÍderes habÍan forjado una estrecha colaboraciÓn durante el primer mandato dondedonald trump, veremos saber que titulares salen de esa reuniÓn. donald trump considera

tony gonzalez next. 's why i nevm e e without a photo of the little ones. bracelet from my husband.oot. lucky rabbit named sfoot. it's swedish. that's a whole rabbit. named sfoot. well, there's really no need for a lucky charm when you ride. not when america's #1 motorcycle insurer's got your back. we're just going to ignore the fact that carl has a rabbit. named sfoot. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years and i'm from flowery branch, georgia. when i have customers come in, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. for your brain. >> i am elmer heinrich. our company sells an incredible nutritional supplement called immuno 150. now it contains 70 minerals and 80 additional nutrients. i suggest you try immuno 150 if you want a chance to be in good health and feel good when you're 90 years old like me, with

al venezolano rodolfo gonzÁlez, quien tambiÉn perderÁ su tps le indigna que se presuma que todos son, kristi noam. >> me siento desilusionada, traicionada, ofendida, me siento estigmatizada, me siento triste. vilma: se calcula que 350.000 venezolanos se verÍan afectados por la decisiÓn, la mayorÍa de ellos viven aquÍ en florida. henry carmona tiene mucho temor porque sabe que una vez venza su tps en abril corre el riesgo de ser deportado. >> quedo sin ninguna protecciÓn, a la orden de una deportaciÓn, soy el cabeza de mi familia. >> volvemos como a sentir ese mismo temor de persecuciÓn, de que no dormimos bien. el abogado nicolÁs aguado dice que los venezolanos deben buscar asesorÍa legal. >> deben buscar asesorÍa. esas alternativas pueden ser el asilo,matrimonio, padre o hijos o incluso tambiÉn podrÍa ser hasta una peticiÓn. ilia: bajo el lema un dÍa sin inmigrantes, hispanos en varias ciudades en el paÍs protestan contra las Órdenes migratorias del presidente trump. nos enlazamos con salvador durÁn. salvador: ilia, nos encontramos en el centro de la ciudad de los Ángeles. aquÍ en e

i'm roberta gonzalez, reporting from dublin. back to you in the studio. >> slow roll home.et warm. all right, roberta, thank you for that. pga says there are nearly 22,000 customers without power tonight. the largest numbers on the peninsula. we did mention that at the top 9000 there. south bay is seeing nearly 6000 customers affected in the north bay as more than 3000 outages right now. stay up to date on the winter storm moving through the bay area, as well as the next one by just downloading the fox local app. all right. san francisco police released video today of a suspect shooting the co-founder of a cannabis dispensary, as well as video of an officer shooting and killing the suspected gunman, ktvu crime reporter henry lee. live tonight in studio with the story. henry. >> well, mike, san francisco police say the shooting that wounded vape room founder martin olive was unprovoked and that the suspect later opened fire on police with a rifle. san francisco police say this surveillance video shows 35 year old eric chong riding up on an e-bike near ninth and mission on ja

new stuff is always arriving at denise gonzalez's store. how often do you get stuff from mexico?y two weeks. this candles. from mexico. from mexico. >> president donald trump announced that new tariffs start saturday 25% tariffs on imports from mexico and canada, and an additional 10% tariff on chinese products. 80% of the items in this store are imported from mexico. the owner tells us the new tariffs are really going to hurt her business. >> we are not a necessity. our items are like a luxurious things for somebody that needs. so this is going to be harder because people first have to think about eating. so this is something that worries me because are they going to afford us? >> economists explain the impact of these tariffs. for mexico, for example, we import a lot of vehicles. various auto manufacturers from around the world have set up plants in mexico, and they produce cars in mexico, and we import them into the united states. we also import agricultural goods, things like avocados and other kinds of fruits and vegetables. we import beer from mexico. >> jbs imports in sout

we did speak with brian gonzalez, the taco shop owner in martinez, about the tariffs, and he says he have to raise prices. >> i think we're known for some of the best prices in here in martinez, and with everything being so expensive, i don't know if we can continue with those prices. you know, so it's just something that i think it's going to affect us hugely. >> gonzalez opened up his shop five years ago. he says many of the ingredients he uses for his dishes, including tomatoes and avocados, are imported from mexico. and to stay on top of all the new tariffs and their ramifications, just make sure to visit our website right there@ktvu.com. >> the family of those lost in the midair collision in washington, dc last week visited the crash site today along the banks of the potomac river. 64 passengers and crew aboard an american airlines regional jet and three people on board a military helicopter were all killed in the crash on wednesday. authorities said today 55 victims have been recovered. the ntsb is among the agencies investigating that crash. yesterday, it said it's trying to f

new stuff is always arriving at denise gonzalez's store. how often do you get stuff from mexico? weeks. these candles. from mexico. from mexico. >> president donald trump announced that new tariffs start saturday. 25% tariffs on imports from mexico and canada, and an additional 10% tariff on chinese products. 80% of the items in this store are imported from mexico. the owner tells us the new tariffs are really going to hurt her business. >> we are not a necessity. our items are like a luxurious things for somebody that needs. so this is going to be harder because people first have to think about eating. so this is something that worries me because are they going to afford us? >> economists explain the impact of these tariffs. >> for mexico, for example, we import a lot of vehicles. various auto manufacturers from around the world that have set up plants in mexico, and they produce cars in mexico, and we import them into the united states. we also import agricultural goods. things like avocados and other kinds of fruits and vegetables. we import beer from mexico. >> jbs imports in

luis quiñonez abrió la cuenta y luego iba a aparecer pablo gonzález con este verdadero golazo para sellarampions. vamos a ir cerrando con nba porque el sábado se dio 1 de los cambios más explosivos en la historia de la liga en una transacción que incluye a otros jugadores, anthony davis fue enviado a los dallas m mavericky a los angeles para jugar junto a lebron james. va a llegar nada más y nada menos que luka doncic. yo aún no me lo creo. luka y lebron seguramente darán espectáculo en el sur de california. y presten atención. noticia de última hora. según james charania de espn, fox dejaría los sacramento kings para marcharse a los spurs de san antonio para llenar ese vacío en un cambio que incluye a 3 equipos, llegaría procedente de los chicago bulls. zack lavine. a las 11 les tendremos más detalles y veremos que otras sorpresas deparan los cambios de la nba. pitazo final. repaso deportivo. pausa y regresamos con más dominina la accn fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama, toyota responde para todos los que están triunfando a lo grande ...¿no debería tu servicio móvil esta

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we talked to brian gonzalez, the owner of a taco shop in martinez, about the tariffs.ise his prices. >> i think we're known for some of the best prices in here in martinez, and with everything being so expensive, i don't know if we can continue with with those prices. you know, so it's just something that i think it's going to affect us hugely. >> gonzalez opened his shop five years ago and says many of the ingredients he uses for his food includes tomatoes and avocados imported from mexico. now, to stay on top of all of the news about these new tariffs and their ramifications, make sure you go to our website, ktvu.com. our time now 636. a national strike is planned today called a day without immigrants. supporters say they'll be staying home from work and from school to protest. this comes a day after hundreds of people protested in san jose, responding to the recent ice operations. hundreds of people rallied at the corner of king and story roads yesterday afternoon. they carried signs that said things like don't bite the hand that feeds you and stop deportations. my

state senate majority leader lina gonzalez introduced a bill today that would direct state agencies totudy the impact on businesses, workers and the state's economy. she says that california seaports handled nearly 40% of all u.s. imports and 30% of exports, generating more than $38 billion in tax revenue. >> all right. now to our weather as we give you a live look out along interstate 80 near donner summit. traffic getting through. but you can see the snow is down on the highway. winter storm warning is in effect until wednesday morning. heavy snow expected for the next couple of days. with that, we check back with our chief meteorologist, bill martin. hey, bill. >> yeah. hey, mike. yeah. the snow is falling. finally, after day after day after day of rain. above seven or down at 7000ft, it's starting to snow. the snow levels have dropped. they'll be changing up the next couple of days. maybe the next three days, because there's another storm coming on thursday. this is the biggest of the two. there's tomorrow's or tonight's and tomorrow's storm. this one now and then. there's a thursd

lucy gonzalez: they told me, go to the house, the police are there, do not take giselle.king out. and i walk in, and my sister's not there. her door is open. her lights are on. her bed's undone. my head started spinning. everything was horrible, and i felt it. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): detective joey ramirez with the orange police department got the call that evening. and he also had a bad feeling about everything. it sounds like you were taking this pretty seriously from the get-go. absolutely. why couldn't she just be off by herself, or with some other friends, and maybe she lost her phone or forgot to call? that was our hope, that she was just missing and that she'd come walking through the door. but the family and friends expressed that she was very responsible. and nobody had heard from her. nobody. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): so ramirez and his team went into action. they quickly figured out that if she left on her own accord, it didn't look like maribel had planned to be out long. josh mankiewicz: she left her car at home. her car was there. her keys were gone.

. >> gonzalez said many of the ingredients he uses for his dishes, ranging from tomatoes to avocados,ted from mexico. >> our time now, 737 later this morning, part of pacific coast highway expected to reopen after being closed because of those wildfires. yesterday, los angeles county did reopen access to malibu and to unincorporated parts of pch. today. more will reopen id checkpoints to get into pacific palisades will stay in place to reduce looting. some of the residents going back home still worry about looters and squatters getting into homes that are still standing, but they're now uninhabitable. well, the environmental protection agency is on the ground there in los angeles is almost a thousand personnel start sifting through hazardous wildfire debris. this is the biggest wildfire cleanup in the history of the epa. it's assembling teams to clear hazardous materials for more than 13,000 residential and 250 commercial properties affected by the wildfires. >> we want to move as fast as we can to get people to the next step so they can remove their debris and start envisioning their

president of the california labor federation lorraine gonzalez. it's all your being here. >> well, thank you. it is an honor to be in a place that is just so historic and beautiful. and i'm a little fearful. even when i was in the legislature with david chu, he warned me about san diego politics and elected officials and i still walk on eggshells because i forget who's friends with who. but it seems like everybody's here. so you must be a unifying force. i'm proud to represent 2.3 million workers in california as the head of the california afl-cio. but prior to serving in this position, i took a detour out of organized labor and i actually served in the state legislature and is a as an assemblywoman at the same time that david chiu was there as an assembly member. >> and it was a great partnership we had and i was able to serve with him. in fact on the progressive caucus the the legislators who are who are really battling for progressive ideas and in david to form of course he took the helm as policy chair of that caucus and he pushed us and he pu

i'm victor gonzalez the founder of gcs agency.portant for small business because it extended huge life line of resources, but also expertise from the people that have gathered around the vacant to vibrant program. it is allowed small businesses to pop up in spaces that have previously been fully unaccessible or just out of budget. vacant to vibrant was funded by a grant from the office of economic workforce development that was part of the mayor's economic recovery budget last year so we funded our non profit partners new deal who managed the process getting folks into these spaces. >> [indiscernible] have been tireless for all of us down here and it has been incredible. certainly never seen the kind of assistance from the city that vacant to vibrant has given us, for sure. >> vacant to ibvooerant is a important program because it just has the opportunity to build excitement what downtown could be. it is change the narrative talking about ground floor vacancy and office vacancy to talking about the amazing network of small scale e

. >> i will now turn it over to nella gonzalez to discuss the estes. thank you alex. >> so treasure island connects delivers recommendations from actions from the treasure island supplemental transportation study. >> treasure one treasure island was the lead on that study and i did make a report a few years ago now. and the idea of the study was to identify near-term improvements in supplemental transportation options options for the island. some of the recommendation has included our community ambassador program and we're very excited that through the grant we're going to be able to hire five ambassadors to get that program off the ground improved muni service micro transit service on islands shuttle bike share program to name a few. >> and then the scope includes projects that are aligned with the epa's missions and goals and we are very excited to work with the s.f. cta to roll out this project. >> thank you. >> so now i mentioned that your next program includes six projects which are a pilot of on demand all electric micro transit providing service