now jose can always see what his family is up to. for almost two years now rose and the children have held on to the hope that jose will be allowed to return home soon. but rose is worried about the political direction that the country has taken. here in the united states the land of opportunity people are coming here for what the american dream that's all gone lady liberty is pride is looking down shaking her head like what happened to america stopped. can you see us. these days everyone sleeps in the master bedroom the price since their father was deported the children no longer want to sleep alone. every evening the family prays together for jose to return. mom really misses and my sister so i know so. so the lord the. altar asks god to help them. cross my heart. who you give are so placid a week and this has become an important daily ritual for the family. serves as a constant source of encouragement for her husband she reminds him that he's married to a strong woman she's a fighter the children know that too. really just mauled

jose keeps an eye on the family dinner via the internet. he has no real time as to el salvador after all he left when he was fifteen years old he'd like to talk to the children but right now they're busy eating and watching t.v. . rose tries to get josé involved in the family's every day life as much as she can get that way. all right. and. when we watch it there's also a camera on top of the television rosen who's a had a surveillance system installed after a break in now jose can always see what his family is up to. for almost two years now rose and the children have held on to the hope that jose will be allowed to return home soon. but rose is worried about the political direction that the country has taken. and here in the united states the land of opportunity people are coming here for what the american dream that's all gone lady liberty is pite is looking down shaking her head like what happened to america stopped. can you see us. these days everyone sleeps in the master bedroom the price since their father was deported the children n

but san jose? >> san jose has nothing. >> you're right. we need something. >> we saw this void and we want to build something beautiful. >> reporter: now steve and his team from the san jose light tower corporation are about to change that. the san jose city council just gave the nonprofit the green light to hold an international competition to design a landmark for arena green park. >> already in the last few day, i've gotten contacts from berlin, moscow, australia, all

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larson was the manager of a medical testing company here in san jose, had attended san jose state university and uc santa cruz. when police discovered her body february 28th, she had stab wounds to her neck and torso. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 6:01 right now. >>> despite a push within her party, house speaker nancy pelosi is throwing cold water on impeaching president trump, it comes as the clock appears to be ticking on robert mueller's russia investigation. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with more on the developments that are expected this week. good morning, tracie. >> hi, laura, good morning. let's start with the bay area's nancy pelosi, with so many democrats, several of them ready to impeach president trump right now. pelosi now seems to be putting the brakes on that idea. "i'm not for impeachment" house speaker nancy pelosi tells "the washington post." "it divides the country and he's just not worth it," she says of president trump. >> our day-to-day work is not about him. it's about the american people

watching a few showers south of san jose. otherwise we're seeing showers decrease, but it did rain today, all seven days in the month of march featuring some sort of rainfall. winter weather advisory lasts for about six more hours. snow is likely to continue accumulating, new snow in the mountains tonight, 4 to 12 inches. of course, that slows you down on the roads as we are heading towards the beautiful sierra. speaking of, how about the snowpack? it is now 61% above average. the central sierra, 164% of normal. that is the good side of things because that's the water we'll use in june, july and august when we don't get rainfall around here and there's a lot that we're putting in the bank we'll be able to pull out of the bank when it melts into our reservoirs this summer. we're dry tomorrow, first dry day of the month of march. congratulations, dublin, 54 degrees, chilly, sun and clouds, weekend time rain returns, not a washout, but we have some showers rolling back into the bay area. the hits keep coming, storm track down to

joel, hijo de jose josÉ arremete contra manuel josÉ, otro hijo que dice ser de josÉ jose ¿ me entendierona Él todo el tiempo. >> bÁjale dos rayas y sigue con tu camino. >> yo soy manuel josÉ, en ciertas ocasiones hemos vendido homenaje a josÉ jose, como puede ser un homenaje a juan gabriel o a rafael. >> niÑo, deja trabajar, caramba, ponte a trabajar y deja trabajar. >> que nunca se exige en el contrato que me tienen que poner el hijo de josÉ jose o el heredero o lo que sea, nunca, es manuel josÉ, siempre. >> pues, el pÚblico, el empresario, el promotor que dice el hijo de josÉ jose y estÁn esperando todo esto, de repente llega todo aquello y dicen ¿ dÓnde quedo la bolita? ¿ cuÁnta gente no me ha dicho? me topÉ con este hombre que dice que es el hijo de josÉ jose, te serÁbamos a ti y llegÓ a Él. >> estamos en un sistema capitalista de libre mercado donde los empresarios contratan a quien quieren. >> que ahora le quiera sacar provecho que como lo imito y me visto como Él ha de ser mi papÁ, no lo es, bryan, gracias. >> no me estoy colgando de la fama de nadie ni tratando de suplantar ni ocu

jose works two jobs, in construction and landscaping. jose guzman, fire survivor: "this is, this is it, this is all we had. we have nothing else now."but amid the rubble and the ruin, jose sees the blessings.he has his family and their love, even from those who can't put that in words."we've had her since she was not even old enough to leave her mom yet. and she's been with us ever since." reporter: "what does this dog mean to you?""she's part of family. we love her." (justine) that was sasha foo reporting. a go-fund- me fore the family has already raised more than 74-thousand dollars. (grant) a tree trimmer in fresno is recovering-- after an accident while he was working on a palm tree. but he didn't fall out of the tree-- he fell into it. helmet cam video captured the moments the worker got trapped between palm fronds... the big leafy things. you can see half of the workers body covered by debris. fire crews were called and they gave the man an oxygen mask as they worked to free him. firefighters described the tedious process. capt. lu

it is yet another rainy day in san jose. we are riding along with the department of transportation hunting for public enemy no. 1. daniel rodriguez and his partner take no longer than five minutes to drop in the filler material and tamp it down. drivers and neighbors love them and they know it. >> we're the superheroes of the city. >> reporter: but with seven crews now working full time during the rainy season filling 11,000 potholes a year, it's still not enough. years of underfunding has left miles of streets in san jose untouched for much of the past decade resulting in major repairs that can't be fixed by a pothole crew. >> oh, geez. >> reporter: so it's been a boon for tire repair shops fixing flat tires and alignmentsd costly winter for d like kayla louie who blew out a tire on her subaru driving on this stretch of capitol avenue south of trimble, a notoriously nasty stretch in north san jose. in january kayla tweeted that road is so blanked up. hello, city of san jose, fix blanking capitol road. >> oh, hello. >> repor

. >>> some relief coming for drivers in san jose. the city's road crews gearing up for a major repaving project in every corner of town. live in san jose where crews are about to get very busy. >> reporter: for the years this has been all over san jose but this is the beginning of a nine year stretch which can be best described as a paving blitz. the smell of asphalt in the morning. >> smells fresh like they are getting it done. >> reporter: beginning this fall an army of contractors will descend on san jose at a level never before and seeing in the city's collective memory. nearly 300 miles of streets will be resealed or resurfaced this year alone. the san jose department of transportation puts those 300 miles into perspective. >> in 2013 repaved about 30 miles. >> reporter: and now? >> now we will pay close to 300 miles. a tenfold increase. the project so big for city engineers, they weren't sure there were enough contractors were asphalt to get it done. this map shows the project touches every quarter of the city. thanks to multip

but san jose? >> san jose has nothing. >> you're right.is void and we want to build something beautiful. >> reporter: now steve and his team from the san jose light tower corporation are about to change that. the san jose city council just gave the nonprofit the green light to hold an international competition to design a landmark for arena green park. >> already in the last few day, i've gotten contacts from berlin, moscow, australia, all around the united states. >> reporter: at least one resident cautioned the city council. over the year, people have said the sculpture of a serpent looks more like something else. >> we want something like the roman coliseum or the eiffel tower that hundreds of years from now is still relevant. >> reporter: the landmark location isn't supported by everyone. city leaders received several letters from critics like the sierra club who say an increase in traffic threatens birds and other animals. what will become san jose's landmark, we won't know for about a year. steven promises it will be something that w

se espera que el alcalde continÚe recorriendo las calles de san josÉ.r con el apoyo de varios republicanos la anulaciÓn de la declaración de emergencia nacional del presidente con la que buscaba financiar su famoso muro fronterizo. >> resultados una victoria para los demÓcratas que consiguieron poner de manifiesto la divisiÓn que se vive en las filas del partido republicano. >> un rostro presidente trump luego de que el senado con mayorÍa republicana votara a favor de la resoluciÓn para invalidar la emergencia nacional decretada por trump. >>tenemos que resistir y defender los poderes institucionales del congreso, a pesar de que vaya encontrar resultado que oramos referido. la senadora collins forma parte de los 12 senadores que se unieron los demÓcratas y optar poreerror de la resoluciÓn. mientras que otrosdemostraron su apoyo al presidente trump. el mandatario dijo que el veto es un hecho. se prevee o no de igual manera la vetarÉ ddijo trump. la resoluciÓn fue presentada la cÁmara bajappara cuestionar la decisiÓn del presidente de pasar por alto la le

>>san jose unified says it's losing 15 to 20% of bus drivers every year.chool bus drivers here are paid about 18 to $22 per hour. some of the tech companies don't reportedly paid twice that much. >>school districts simply can't compete says reynolds time i wish i could get my driver's another $10 an hour. but we but we just can't but we do with for firsthand as unified we do have really good benefits we have a medical we have dental we have in life insurance and that all star sunday one pretty isn't just san jose unified other school districts across the bay area said to be having trouble finding enough drivers and it isn't just those tech companies to blame here, recruiting hiring training and doing a background check on drivers can also take time also the area right now is that almost full employment, the san jose or reply to vote kron 4 news. >>coming up after the break a birthday party along the central coast is interrupted when a 7 year-old and his >>back to the kron four morning news. we're following breaking news out of san jose where a pedestrian w

policÍa de san josÉ y hablamos de los cambios que impacto la comunidad inmigrante. >> buenas tardes,almira. los jefes de los departamentos de policÍa de santa clara, incluyendo el departamento de policÍa de san josÉ. enviaron esta carta a los supervisores del condado de santa clara para pedir que se realicen cambios a la polÍtica santuario que impide que "ice" sea notificado cuando algunos presos peligrosos salen de las cÁrceles del condado. tras la muerte de bandie larson presuntamente cometidas por un inglÉs indocumentado en san josÉ los departamentos de la policílÍa oficinas del alguacil y del fiscal del distrito enviaron una carta a los supervisores del condado para pedir cambios a las polÍticas santuario que impiden notificar sobre la liberaciÓn de determinados presos. ( habla en inglÉs ) la polÍtica que tiene el condado deja libres en nuestra comunidad a criminales peligrosos que frecuentemente victimista a otros, hay que cambiar la polÍtica con respecto la liberaciÓn de este pequeÑo nÚmero de criminales peligrosos para proteger a la comunidad, dijo el fiscal. el jefe de la pol

a big event there, east and south of downtown san jose. looks like it's slowly progressing south and west, maybe clipping by campbell south san jose and the valley, you will see rain and hail, part of the intensity in the next 10, 15 minutes, you may start to see the hills to the east dropping in. san martin to the south. and the showers not having the same intensity east and south of san jose. the trend is starting in the north bay of decreasing activity and to the south of this main event of san jose starts out of here. the winds begin to shift out of the nott, that will shut down the showers probably after 8:00 tonight. there could still be activity south of san jose and livermore and winds pick up and any chance of showers be gone with tomorrow's commute. sunshine making a comeback, good news, low to mid-60s tomorrow. there is more tracking tuesday. more of a wind event. not a lot of showers. it will happen tuesday. as that system clears, high pressure builds in something we haven't seen in a while. next weekend, starts to clear and yo

jose: where do we go from there? [laughter] jose: you buy u.s. dollar-denominated.athan: you sound bullish. i'm wondering. matt: why not go long european banks? it is kind of the same trade. i think that -- look, these are trades that i think six or nine months down the road will be looking good. jonathan: you know, it is the end of the program, rapidfire program. three quick questions, three quick answers. the next move from the fed, rate cut or rate hike? matt: a hike. jose: we think a cut, but next year. luke: hike. jonathan: ball steepener or more inversion to come? steeper or more inversion to come? matt: steepener. jose: short-term steepener. luke: steepener. jonathan: u.s. 10 year yield and the year higher or lower than it is now? matt: higher. jose: higher. a range of 2.5% to 2.8%. luke: i am happy with that one, higher. jonathan: great to catch up with you, luke hickmore, from new york city, that does it for us. we will see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time, that is 5:00 p.m. in london. that was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ you.

jonathan: your thoughts, jose? jose: i agree completely.ooking into q2 -- q1 was affected by the trade wars and the government shutdown, weaker data that we thought, below 1%, maybe half a percent in gdp. that accelerates into q2. what will bond yield look at that point? i don't think inflation will pick up but we could see a modest pickup in inflation. wages are certainly doing well. and on the equity side, we're looking at consumer discretionary stocks. we see a pickup in the economy. jonathan: let's talk about the objective of the fed. according to chairman powell, the priority is this. >> my colleagues and i have one overarching goal, to sustain the economic expansion with a strong job market for the benefit of the american people. the u.s. economy is in a good place, and we will use monetary policy tools to help keep it there. jonathan: luke hickmore, it wouldn't be the first time we've had a false signal with curve inversion. can i assume you think the federal reserve can engineer a soft landing and extend this cycle? jake: i certainl

these are photos from the san jose teachers association facebook page. they've had to strike twice in the 1980s. it describes the relationship with the san jose unified school district. >> we're a partnership. >> as a result of past negotiations, the teachers association has access to the district's books and more. >> assigned a predetermined percentage of the district's unrestricted ongoing revenue to teacher salaries an benefits. >> those of that was groundbreaking. >> it was the first of its kind in california. >> that number is 38% for the district's 1200 teachers. compared to oakland teachers, starting pay is almost $8500 higher. $16,000 higher for average pay. over 13,000 higher at the top pay scale. because of how the state sets formulas for school district revenue. teachers are paid significantly less than a neighboring district. >> santa clara receives, i think, 45% more funding from their property taxes than san jose unified receives from the state of california. so it is not a surprise that their salaries are 40% higher than san jose unified.

pedro: here in san jose, and only second to mexico city. know, like i said, we're in our 21st year, and you know, it's a blessing to have that. it's a lot of energy. the community converges. you know, we're now, you know, we are known for that. you know, the community comes together and really, you know, kind of unites in a good way. damian: all right, well, it's march 9 and 10 over at the emma prusch park here in san jose, celebrating the aztec new year, the ano nueva mexica. we'll be back and talk about the celebration in our next segment. stay with us. your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. ♪ restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download doordash. first order, no delivery fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more dot get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands

san jose woman mess. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a >>> "nbc bay area responds" to a san jose would plan's smart phone mess. >> consumer investigator chris chmura joining us. >> read the bills. that's what ma that coke was doing when she discovered she had this dispute with sprint. somehow she wound up with one of her daughter's friends on her sprint account without her knowledge or her permission. that extra phone line racked up charges she said she couldn't afford. martha said she tried to unwind it all but spent seven months getting nowhere with sprint and she was facing collections at that point. our team stepped in and helped sort it all out. sprint gave martha a refund of $437 and said we strive to provide our customers with the best possible products and service. when sprint fails to meet their expectation, it's important for us to know. martha's case races questions we should all ask. do you have a p.i.n. i'm not talking about the pass code on the phone or the log in to look at

this san jose neighborhood and his victim.he is a san jose tranisient who is known to camp near capital and snow and is a self admitted gang memeber...this type of homicide doesn't happen in san jose.i've been here 27 years, ive been a homicide detective with assistant chief knoff and i can probably count on three fingers the times that we've had a stranger break into someone's home and brutally murder them. that's what this was about. >(robin) the mayor of san jose says it's long overdue for the county to-reconsider it's currentl policy of ignoring ice hold requests. liccardo releasing a statement that reads in part:my views were consistent with those expressed by police chief eddie garcia, and with the proposed policy of district attorney jeff rosen, who sought to have the county accept ice detainers for individuals, like the defendant in this case, arrested for prior first-degree home burglaries and other 'strike' offenses. (robin) now to another big story we're following... that we brought to you as breaking news yesterday

pero una de las concejales de san josÉ asegurÓ que san josÉ debe seguir siendo una ciudad donde los elitosrmemente que tenemos que proteger a nuestra comunidad inmigrante que ya se estÁ sintiendo atacada y temerosa. y vamos a pelear todos los dÍas para protegerlos. >> raÚl perales, otro de los concejales que firmÓ el comunicado dijo que es preocupante que cada vez que una persona indocumentada comete un delito se acusa a toda la comunidad inmigrante. ramÓn: desespera reporte. un incendio destruyÓ tres viviendas en una zona no incorporada en el condado de contra costa.este vÍdeo se comparten la pÁgina en facebook. el siniestro se reportÓ a las 5:50 p.m. no se reportaron heridos y al menos dos personas quedaron desplazadas. palmira: las autoridades identificaron el sospechoso que perdiÓ la vidaen san leandro tazÓn bacu siendo buscado por las autoridades por estar involucrado en un robo. arremetiÓ con su vehÍculo contra los oficiales dejando a uno de ellos con severas heridas. una mujer estaba de pasajera y recibiÓ lesiones que no son consideradas como peligrosas. ramÓn: tenemos nuevos detall

into san jose wind speeds up 30 miles per hour. any good news about the wind we're seeing we're at the peak intensity of these gusts that are up to 40 miles an hour up around half-moon bay. notice how the wind speeds start to relax around midnight and less windy as we head to tomorrow morning. we're watching a big shoplift in our weather as high pressure returns. a big warm upta taking shake fo the weekend. >>> thanks so much. still to come, pressure the mounting to ground the newest boeing 737s after the deadly crash in ethiopia. >>> build more housing or plimi out on crucial money and funds foboeing swears -- its aircrafts are safe. and the f-a-a says there )s no reason to ground the "7-37 max 8". at least -- not y >>> boeing swears its aircrafts are safe and the faa says there's no reason to ground the 737 max 8, at least not yet. southwest airlines and american are using the jets. a growing list of countries are grounding the newest fleet following the crash over the weekend in ethiopia. 157 people were killed in that crash inc

we're learning more about the murder-suicide in san jose...mother and her two sons dead. ( james ) plus... pg&e is facing bankruptto give out bonuses to some employees! we'll explain why next. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) ( james ) we have reaction after a masked gunman steals laptops inside an east bay coffee shop. and a naked peeper is arrested in san jose. and its not the first time he's been caught. ill have the details in a live report. ( darya ) its international womens day ... and steph curry makes good on a promise to a little girl from the north bay. ( darya ) good ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)shower activity will continue across mainly the southern