comenzamos de lleno en san josé, donde este domingo la oficina del alcalde matt mahan y el concejal peterfirmaron la presencia de ice en varias partes de la ciudad de san josé. esta es una noticia que hemos estado siguiendo muy de cerca desde temprano, así que vamos a ir en vivo con nathalie vera, quien se encuentra en el este de la ciudad de san josé. nathalie qué información confirmada tenemos hasta este momento? te escuchamos. pero, fátima, como mencionaste, hemos estado siguiendo esta información desde temprano y hablé con el concejal peter ortiz del distrito 5, que representa aquí el este de san josé. y me dice Él también es miembro de la red de respuesta rápida y me dice que recibieron múltiples reportes de presencia de ice aquí en el área de la tropicana. y esto fue alrededor de las 12:30 de hoy día. por supuesto, me dijo. esto ha generado bastante preocupación, preguntas, incertidumbre en la comunidad inmigrante. tenemos algunas imágenes que compartió la red de respuesta rápida del condado santa clara y también peter ortiz. en este video se ve a un grupo que parece ser agentes fed

josé. pero cuál es la postura de la ciudad? el alcalde matt mahanalidades del área de la bahía. es el alcalde de san josé matt mahan. señor alcalde, gracias por estar con nosotros. usted está liderando una de las ciudades con mayor cantidad de inmigrantes en el área de la bahía, muchos de ellos hispanos que actualmente están viviendo una situación bastante difícil porque están viviendo en temor debido a estas redadas migratorias. usted como cabeza de esta ciudad, qué les puede decir a ellos? que probablemente están buscando algún tipo de ayuda? sí, sí, es un tiempo muy difícil para para mucha gente en la comunidad. y primero, quiero would like to say first and foremost. estamos muy orgullosos de nuestra comunidad. nuestro diverso. los inmigrantes que trabajan muy duro. ahora es importante saber que en la ciudad de san josé tenemos un política para nuestro departamento de policía, que los oficiales no piden a la comunidad sobre estatus. no es nuestro trabajo como impuestos, no es nuestro trabajo. queremos que todos los residentes en san josé, ciudada

at san jose mayor matt mahan says san jose police were aware that ice was in town and sent a statement to kron. 4 news saying in part, i sincerely hope ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. what >> is your take on? i guess president trump saying we're going after the criminals first, then we'll see where we go from their colleagues in the bay area. the san francisco now hear and, you know, south bay, what i'm hearing is that >> there are people of interest to our in one of those categories. i mentioned either deportation orders that immigration attorney gabriel espinosa ramos. he says, well, criminals may be the target. >> the migrant community at large has every right to be on unfortunately, government agents sometimes do not follow protocol. and in those prophecies, that is when. >> violations happened, where they tried compete, get people to incriminate themselves. he says that's why ice has been seeing lately and big cities such as san jose an

josé. matt mahan se quedó con la alcaldía de san josé y sin problemas en esas elecciones.tos cambió los papeles, dejando a sam liccardo y a evan low para la segunda vuelta. as defend the vote recently charged in fc. en abril, manifestantes pro palestinas se tomaron las calles puentes y hasta el golden gate no sabían esto. muchos ya están llegando tarde a sus trabajos. en septiembre inició la huelga de trabajadores de los hoteles en san francisco, pero la inflexión política también estuvo en las urnas. pues llegó noviembre 5, donde por cierto, el día electoral hizo que la detención del concejal de san josé, omar torres, por abuso sexual a un menor trascienda. pero luego, en las elecciones de noviembre, san francisco decidió no renovar a su alcaldesa. london breed we will always do everything we can to ensure the success of this city. optaron por un nuevo político, daniel lowry. y en antioch ocurrió algo similar. lamar hernández no fue reecto. ganó ron bernal y los votantes también retiraron cargos. la alcaldesa de oakland fue destituida, al igual que la fiscal de alameda, p

. >> san jose matt mahan and an immigrants rights group confirmed at least two i.c.e. operations have happened in the city of san jose so far this week. leaders in san francisco are doubling down on the city's designation as a sanctuary city. they joined community activists to say they are ready to stand up against the trump administration's vow to increase immigration enforcement. city officials say they are doing everything they can to protect the immigrant community alongside local law enforcement. >> the purpose of sanctuary laws has been to protect public safety. when immigrant families trust law enforcement, victims and witnesses come forward. criminals are arrested, crimes are solved, and we know what happens when the opposite is true. >> well, as part of those remarks, immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility and not a local or state responsibility. >>> more people are getting their first look at all of the damage from the palisades fire and seeing what is left of their homes. >> it's special. it's a sort of a sublime feeling, right? it's such a scary

por su parte, el alcalde de san josé matt mahan dijo que ice le comentó al departamento de policía queto la policía de san josé no ayuda ni participa en las operaciones de ninguna manera. espero sinceramente que ice permanezca enfocado en las accionese la aplicación de la ley relacionadas con los delincuentes violentos y graves que dañan a nuestra ciudad, en los vecinos que contribuyen y son miembros respetuosos de la ley de nuestra comunidad. nuevamente un comunicado del alcalde de san josé fatima. regreso contigo. son necesarias e importantes esos pronunciamientos? nathalie a las 6 hablando de funcionarios, a las 18:00 de la tarde, también mencionaste que el concejal peter ortiz, él decía que también quiere establecer un programa de asesoría legal para la comunidad. a qué se refiere exactamente? si me dijo que quiere que la ciudad y quiere él también reiterar el compromiso de la ciudad como santuario y me dice que busca proponer destinar al menos 2 millones de dólares para proveer asistencia legal y también para apoyar justamente a la red de respuesta rápida. me dijo que esto es algo

bueno, y esta mañana, voluntarios y líderes de la ciudad, incluyendo el alcalde de san josé matt mahanareas comunitarias, sobre todo de ese tipo de limpieza de la comunidad, no? que tanto ayuda, porque a veces, para tener una mejor vista de lo que es tu ciudad, pues también 1 puede aportar. no siempre, no siempre le toca a la ciudad hacerlo. a veces 1 también puede ser parte de la comunidad aportando al embellecimiento. y qué buena manera también que se celebra cada tercer fin de semana, lunes de enero para comenzar el año con voluntariado, con acciones buenas y con algo tan importante, porque la lucha por los derechos civiles continúa a pesar de que. en qué fecha? este año nos vemos a las 11. (musica) febrero esta es la tarde de telemundo y los para comenzar a deportar a inmigrantes ind indocumentados comenzaran la proxima semana. >> el lugar escogido es la ciudad santuario de chicago. >> hablamos con miembros de la co

bueno, más temprano conversamos con el alcalde de san josé matt mahan sobre la situación de los inmigrantesra comunidad, nuestro diverso. los inmigrantes que trabajan muy duro. ahora es importante saber que en la ciudad de san josé tenemos un política para nuestro departamento de policía, que los oficiales no piden a la comunidad sobre estatus. no es nuestro trabajo. bueno, ahí lo escucharon. el alcalde también señaló que debería existir un proceso para que familias indocumentadas, trabajadoras y con hijos en san josé puedan obtener un estatus legal. y hablemos de las ayudas o de incluso cómo nos ayudan a entender lo que está pasando y también nos dan asesoría. y es que el consulado de méxico le recuerda a los mexicanos que cuentan con un programa de asesoría legal externa que opera a través de los 53 consulados que tiene méxico en estados unidos. entre los recursos que otorga el gobierno mexicano se encuentran como lo está observando, asuntos penales. están también asuntos civiles, cuestiones familiares, asuntos familiares, asuntos de migración, así como las visas u. el consulado aquí en s

san jose mayor matt mahan's office firms to kron 4 that ice agents. they were in the city on sunday down in san jose. no arrests of any undocumented people were announced. but now the immigrant community there says obviously they're scared about future enforcement. all of properties that moment has that story. this is the target parking lot east side. san jose where local organizations tell us they spotted several ice agents loading up one of their trucks. they tell us it's the first time in many years they've seen immigration officials in this part of san jose, which does have a large number of migrant families. >> so once the agent confirmed that they were not san jose police, i asked are you ice and they not it. >> i'm tanya works with the rapid response hotline of santa clara county. and since president trump took office last week, her office has gotten hundreds of calls mostly rumors. but on sunday it was the real thing. immigration officers in east side, san jose. this video taken at the target parking lot of story and cake. it's only been a week

jose. mayor matt mahan says san jose police were aware that ice was in town and sent a statement to kron. 4 news saying in part, i sincerely hope ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. what >> is your take on? i guess president trump saying we're going after the criminals first, then we'll see where we go from their colleagues in the bay area, the san francisco now hear and, you know, south bay, what i'm hearing is that >> there are people of interest who are in one of those categories. i mentioned either deportation orders that immigration attorney gabriel espinosa ramos. he says, well, criminals may be target. >> the migrant community at large has every right to be on unfortunately, government agents sometimes do not follow protocol. and in those prophecies, that is when. >> violations happened, where try to compete, get people to incriminate themselves. he says that's why ice has been seeing lately and big cities such as san jose and off story and ki

the fires have prompted san jose mayor matt mahan to look into how prepared the city is.omething similar were to happen here. let's get out. let's go. tonight, tens of thousands of people are under evacuation orders as the huge fire burns in northern los angeles county in the castaic community. schools and homes evacuated, some even hosing down their houses. my wife, my animals were ready to go. the fire is being fueled by single digit humidity, bone dry brush and strong winds, relentless conditions that have plagued southern california for more than two weeks now. the devastating palisades village eaton fires destroyed more than 16,000 structures, and the red flag warnings tonight are leaving the county on high alert. it has potential to get bad with the way the winds are going. battalion chief robert simmons with the cal fire san mateo santa cruz unit recently returned from la, but his crews are still there. the crews i was with and some of the other units from our unit here in cal fire are on that new fire now. they are pushing a lot of resources down there. firefighte

san jose mayor matt mahan said in a statement that the police department was notified that ice was carrying out an operation in san jose. adding that i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law-abiding members of our community. the mayor also says that the san jose police department does not assist with ice operations in any way. the rapid response network says that the activity they observed on monday morning was happening along capitol avenue and they're rock avenue. we also believe that ice is targeting individuals with existing deportation orders. now on monday, we did reach out to ice for some clarification. some more details on exactly what they were doing as of monday afternoon. they have not responded. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> ice agents were in downtown san francisco last week. that's according to state senator scott wiener who says the agents were targeting janitors who work in office buildings. >> ice was a various downt

y esta tarde conversamos con el alcalde de san josé matt mahan sobre la situación que está enfrentando dando entre los migrantes, ya que la mayoría viene a trabajar y son esenciales para la economía. dijo también que las autoridades de ice comunican a la policía de la ciudad cuando efectúan sus operativos, pero sin darles detalles. a veces los agentes federales llaman nuestra policía. yo no, pero el departamento para notificar. por qué? si personas llaman 911 sobre la operación, es importante que nuestro policía no ataque. los agentes federales. ante esto, también le preguntamos que por qué las autoridades municipales no avisaban a la comunidad sobre la realización de los operativos de ice. es ilegal para todos. incluye yo. interferir, interferir, interferir. interferir. en una operación de law enforcement federal. es. es un ilegal. es un crimen también. bueno, también se ha pronunciado a favor de la aprobación de un proceso que dice permita a las familias indocumentadas, trabajadoras y con hijos a regularizar su estatus migratorio en el país. recordó también que la policía de san josé

josé. matt mahan. you guys were coming back. i just wanted to drop by very quickly to thank you.o, cada día salen a hacer su trabajo. thank you for. el jefe de batallón en el departamento de san josé, dennis bell, dice que algunos de los días tenían el trabajo de estar monitoreando brasas en el incendio. in multiple wind events that we're going on in southern california and the red flag warnings dice que debido a los fuertes vientos que se vieron en el sur de california, no querían que esas brasas empezaran otros incendios. y eso era la mayor preocupación para ellos. los primeros 2 días que estuvieron allá, al regresar a casa, una de las cosas que más siguen pensando es la estar frente a tan gran destrucción. people losing everything donde la gente perdió todo. the other fire departments very thankful that we were there. por otro lado, también se quedan con el agradecimiento de los otros departamentos de bomberos, así como el que la comunidad les ha mostrado. jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48. con esto regresamos con néstor flecha y las temperaturas. néstor. amigos, hablemos s

at san jose mayor matt mahan says san jose police were aware that ice was in town and sent a statement to kron. 4 news saying in part, i sincerely hope ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. what >> is your take on? i guess president trump saying we're going after the criminals first, then we'll see where we go from their colleagues in the bay area, the san francisco now hear and, you know, south bay, what i'm hearing is that >> there are people of interest to our in one of those categories. i mentioned either deportation orders that immigration attorney gabriel espinosa ramos. he says, well, criminals may be target. >> the migrant community at large has every right to be on unfortunately, government agents sometimes do not follow protocol. and in those prophecies, that is when. >> violations happened, where they tried compete, get people to incriminate themselves. he says that's why ice has bepn seeing lately and big cities such as san jose and of

san jose mayor matt mahan said the san jose police were notified of the activity, but would not assistmigration enforcement. it's unclear whether they detained anyone. classes canceled today for students attending solano. whitman leadership academy in vallejo. that's because of copper theft. it happened sometime after school. got out on friday. staff hosting a basketball competition over the weekend discovered it as a result of the theft. it disconnected all electricity on campus. the district says the school will likely stay closed for at least a week for repairs. all right. look at that forecast for us. and we are starting out with cold temperatures across the bay area headed for the low 60s for many of the inland valleys. back down, close to freezing for tomorrow morning. and it's dry throughout the week. but then on friday, rain chances increase. we are looking at some spotty showers in our forecast from friday through sunday, and it doesn't look like a significant storm, but we'll be watching it. a quick look at the south bay. things are waking up in the northbound direction. pret

at san jose mayor matt mahan says san jose police were aware that ice was in town and sent a statement to kron. 4 news saying in part, i sincerely hope ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. what >> is your take on? i guess president trump saying we're going after the criminals first, then we'll see where we go from their colleagues in the bay area. the san francisco now hear and, you know, south bay, what i'm hearing is that >> there are people of interest who are in one of those categories. i mentioned either deportation orders that immigration attorney gabriel espinosa ramos. he says, well, criminals may be target. >> the migrant community at large has every right to be on unfortunately, government agents sometimes do not follow protocol. and in those prophecies, that is when. >> violations happened, where try to compete, get people to incriminate themselves. he says that's why ice has been seeing lately and big cities such as san jose and off s

jose. mayor matt mahan says san jose police were aware that ice was in town and sent a statement to kron. 4 news saying in part, i sincerely hope ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. what >> is your take on? i guess president trump saying we're going after the criminals first, then we'll see where we go from their colleagues in the bay area. the san francisco now hear and, you know, south bay, what i'm hearing is that >> there are people of interest to our in one of those categories. i mentioned either deportation orders that immigration attorney gabriel espinosa ramos. he says, well, criminals may be the target. >> the migrant community at large has every right to be on unfortunately, government agents sometimes do not follow protocol. and in those prophecies, that is when. >> violations happened, where try to compete, get people to incriminate themselves. he says that's why ice has been seeing lately and big citiesi such as san jose and off story an

san jose mayor matt mahan is issuing a statement saying in part the police department was notified, adding, quote, sjpd does not assist with or participate in these operations in any way. end quote. san jose is a sanctuary city. today in the bay's alice barr joins us live from washington this morning. and alice, it appears an international trade war with one country for sure is averted. and immigration sweep was part of the back and forth. marcus and laura. yeah, this is kind of the end. the destination of all of those those sweeps, those raids that we've been talking about across the country. officials in colombia say they will accept deported migrants after initially turning away two u.s. military flights, touching off tariff threats from the trump administration, colombia briefly threatened its own tariffs in response, but now is promising dignified conditions for deportees. as immigration enforcement grows across the country, with other law enforcement agencies joining ice in arresting undocumented migrants. we immediately halted all illegal entry and began sending every border trespas

san jose mayor matt mahan said the statement that the police department was notified that ice was carrying out an operation in san jose. adding that i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law-abiding members of our community. the mayor also says that the san jose police department does not assist with ice operations in any way. the rapid response network says that the activity they observed on monday morning was happening along capitol avenue and they're rock avenue. they also believe that ice is targeting individuals with existing deportation orders. all right, back live. now we did reach out to ice this morning try to get some clarification, some more details about their operations. >> they have so far not responded. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you. and despite some pressure from the trump administration, officials in multiple bay area cities are committing to protecting immigrants, including those with legal status

san jose mayor matt mahan is asking local churches to help out when it comes to housing. the homeless. last week the mayor held a panel to talk religious leaders about their parking lots and whether they could be used for temporary housing by the end of the event. 9 group said they were interested in the idea. the panel also discussed how religious institutions can get involved in beautifying. the city. san jose has roughly 6,000 homeless residents with more than 4400 of them being unsheltered and adults, older adults are becoming a larger segment of that homeless population. the future of driving is here. rich demuro takes us to see e s 2025 or automakers. we're pushing the boundaries really of what technology looks like in cars of the future. take a look. >> cbs is known for technology, but increasingly it's becoming part show, too. this year i found everything from cutting edge self-driving tech to next generation. infotainment systems. >> at cvs, the future of transportation is on display know this the vehicle came. we came up with something little pond of revealing s

san jose mayor matt mahan welcome the young people to their new homes thursday. >> his city has about 4,000 people experiencing homelessness, apartments like this. make sure young people exiting the foster care system. don't add to that number. so this during subset of the apartments, a to allow them transition long is a really powerful idea. first place for youth has many other projects like this in the works to help people exiting foster care there next to apartment projects are happening in san francisco. >> reporting in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. still ahead. >> usd is on track to run out of money soon. what they're doing in oakland to try to find a solution. when you're talking about 152 billion dollar budget deficit. plus, president trump love visiting southern california tomorrow to tour the wildfire devastation. >> and it's on the heels of his recent criticism of state. and local officials and after the break, a multimillion dollar settlement. why purdue pharma is being blamed for pharma is being blamed for fueling the opioid crisis. with dupixent, stay ahead of

it's been a big goal of san jose mayor matt mahan. he says this year, the city will open an additional 1000 interim housing units for the homeless. and i have to say, it's hard not to think about the homeless, especially with these really cold temperatures that we've been having overnight. absolutely. i mean, the frost advisories, you know, temperatures dipping down into the 20s this morning. so it's very cold. the sunshine will at least provide some warmth for the afternoon. but if you notice right now in walnut creek live look, it's about 49 degrees right now. and we will eventually get warmer. i want to show you a beautiful shot of the city as well. san francisco is at about 54 right now. no issues with visibility. we've had clear skies through and through, and we're starting to climb into those 50s. but as we woke up this morning with those frost advisories, we had some 20s and 30s on the map. so frosty conditions once again. you can likely expect for those to get reissued once again for your wednesday morning and your thursday mo

san jose mayor matt mahan confirmed yesterday as well. he said, quote, our police department was notified today, referring to yesterday, that ice is carrying out an operation in san jose. sjpd does not assist with or participate in these operations in any way. now, ice just emailed me a statement that reads in part enforcement and removal operations. law enforcement activity takes place around the clock. however, ice does not conduct raids or sweeps, nor does the agency operate roadblocks or checkpoints. ice's enforcement resources are based on intelligence driven leads, and ice officers do not target non-citizens indiscriminately. ice confirmed that yesterday. agents arrested 956 people nationwide and lodged 554 detainers. the washington post reports that the trump administration has set quotas requiring at least 1200 to 1500 arrests per day nationwide. reporting live here in east san jose. bob redell, nbc, bay area news. all right, bob, thank you. well, classes were canceled today and possibly all week for students at solano wideman lead

. >>> san jose mayor matt mahan did respond with this statement saying that sjpd does not assist with or participate this these operations in any way. i sincerely hope that i.c.e. remains focused on enforcement actions related to violence and serious criminals, not members of our community who are law abiding. >> today's raid is just the beginning with vice president vance refusing to say if places like schools or houses of worship were off limits for i.c.e. >> we're going to enforce immigration law. we're going to protect the american people. >> you'll see number arrested nationwide steadily increase as we open up the aperture. right now it's focused on safety security threats. >> >>> the political winds around just shifting in washington, but in the bay area as well. one place where it is very evident is in san francisco's chinatown. john ramos has that story. >> reporter: san francisco politicians have always just assumed that people will vote democratic, but that may be changing and if it is, it's starting right here in chinatown. >> i come out. i walk around in san francisco chin

and then san jose's mayor matt mahan has made similar claims. he says that he is against ice going after law abiding members of the community. stay with kron. 4 on air and online as we learn more about ice raids here in the bay area. scan the qr code on your screen to find headlines. the bay-area response and immigrant that's a kron. 4 dot com. >> in an unexpected move today, the white house polled that controversial plan to freeze federal grants and loans comes just a day after the order. cause widespread confusion and concern about what specific programs we're going to be affected. kron four's washington correspondent basil john reports. >> in a surprising twist, the white house walked back its memo which would have frozen federal grants and loans. the white house says this does not halt its intent to freeze money for us to quickly look at the scams, dishonesty, waste and abuse that's taken place in our >> government. for too long, president donald trump said the initial move helped identify unnecessary spending and did not affect social secur

and jose mayor matt mahan says they will start by asking nicely, give them ample time to find another place to be. >> and and then we will after 2 weeks be clearing the sites, hoping to avoid creating an endless game of whack a mole. the mayor says the city is working on finding permanent housing for the people who live here and possibly creating a place where these rv's can park long term. he admits that the city will never be able to get rid of all large rv's parked along city streets. but he says the current arrangement is unsustainable. if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable, permanent place to live in rv. >> the city currently has a dozen locations across san jose where plans to step up parking enforcement and more than a dozen other spots that they are currently considering taking additional action in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> alright, weather time here as we get a live look over san francisco where it has been dry and warm, in fact that we're breaking records. it's that warm we have to remind

in a statement, san jose's mayor matt mahan said, quote, i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law-abiding members of our community. added that san jose police do not assist with ice operations. ice agents are not simply carry out. president trump's directives in san jose know kron 4 has confirmed that ice agents were also in san francisco on friday. kron four's dan kerman is here with us live in the studio with that part of the story. dan. well, the janitors union in san francisco confirms ice agents were into san francisco office buildings on friday. they say they were expecting this to happen at some point. >> so their focus has been on preparing their workers, not panicking. and part of that preparation is knowing your rights. >> they came in best regular like they were office workers when, in fact, they were not. >> well, not identifying which buildings, seiu, local 87 is confirmed. ice agents did appear at to san francisco office buildings on friday and th

also today i sat down with san jose's mayor, matt mahan. is city doubling down on their promise to keep the migrant community safe. san jose city council members are planning a vote of reaffirming the city's so-called sanctuary status. that's going to happen next week. however, the mayor says he has a new definition for a sanctuary city. you can watch our interview with mayor matt mahan on our website. the brother of legendary bay area rapper too short has been killed in an attempted break in. the shooting happened this morning in east oakland on 49th avenue near east 12th street. police say they got calls and were alerted by shotspotter after several shots were fired. the victim is 61 year old wayne shaw, the older brother of rapper too short. investigators say multiple suspects tried to ram a car into that industrial building where shaw was inside. the suspects right to the location. they attempted to force their way into the property. while they were attempting their way in, the victim stepped out, was confronted by the suspects, and the

and jose mayor matt mahan says they will start by asking nicely, give them ample time to find another place to be. >> and and then we will after 2 weeks be clearing the sites, hoping to avoid creating an endless game of whack a mole. the mayor says the city is working on finding permanent housing for the people who live here and possibly creating a place where these rv's can park long term. he admits that the city will never be able to get rid of all large rv's parked along city streets. but he says the current arrangement is unsustainable. if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable, permanent place to live in rv. the city currently has a dozen locations across san jose where it plans to step up parking enforcement and more than a dozen other spots that they are currently considering taking additional action in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> still ahead, the warriors hit the road tonight facing pistons in detroit next. in sports, dan door. well, let us know if undermanned dub squad. know if undermanned dub sq

san jose mayor matt mahan wants to make sure the city is prepared in light of the devastating fires in los angeles. the mayor has asked his administration for a report on wildfire readiness and recommended improvements. this includes an analysis on vegetation management, how much water is available, and hydrant testing. once the report is done, he plans to use it to draft the upcoming city budget. happening tonight, parents have a chance to voice their thoughts about a potential school closure in vallejo. in november, a vallejo city unified school district committee recommended closing mare island health and fitness academy. they also suggested cutting enrollment at loma vista environmental science academy. the district says declining enrollment is impacting its funding. vallejo unified had been under state oversight for 20 years until it finished repaying a state $60 million loan last september. a town hall is scheduled tonight at 6 p.m. at jesse bethel high school. acclaimed bay area chef charles fan has died. he opened san francisco's slanted to a restaurant in 1995. at the time, it

both san jose mayor matt mahan, council member peter ortiz. both confirmed that this afternoon. mayor mehan says sdpd was made aware of the quote. operations. however, the department does not take part in any way. now, the rapid response network says agents were reported outside a residence on south white road and tolay road, and council member ortiz said agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles. officers were also reported to be at the target on kings and story road targeted. they went to multiple houses here on the east side of san jose. people saw them on their ring cameras, knocking on their doors, asking for them. other members of the rapid response actually followed them in their cars, identified their cars and them in homeland security uniforms. and so they weren't just picking people off the street. it did appear that it was targeted. unfortunately, though, that causes panic throughout the community, regardless of whether it's targeted or just picking up anybody off the street. this is, of course, a developing story. our marianne favro is in san jose talking to the r

we were with san jose mayor matt mahan as he and dozens of other volunteers fanned out across the city and the county to count the number of people who are living on the streets, and to also ask them how they got there and what they need to move forward. empezar puede ser si pues yo digo primero un trabajo y digo y uno uno. bueno jagger la renta. manuel garcia, who has been unhoused since 1997, told mayor matt mahan and the other surveyors that to start over, he needs a job. he says he has no vices, but feels it's healthier for him to live outside than in a group shelter where he fears he could get sick or his few belongings could be stolen. hearing from unhoused residents is so important that the city is paying about 100 of them, $150 to help volunteers and advocates do this year's point in time count. the mayor says that what the survey reveals will help the city tailor resources to move people indoors first and then on to permanent housing, job training and health resources. but to get those answers, there has to be trust. it does make it easier to make that connection and that rela

san jose mayor matt mahan is leading the effort to make sure the city is prepared to keep the community safe. mahan sent a letter to the city council citing concerns fm dozens of residents. he called on the city to provide an assessment to show how prepared san jose would be in the case of devastating wildfires. he says the results would give the community transparency on details like water availability, brush abatement efforts and what steps private property owners can take to reduce risks. mayor mahan says that he can use the results to see where the city needs to make changes in its upcoming budget. former vice president kamala harris just touched down in burbank a few minutes ago after wrapping up inauguration activities this afternoon. harris is headed to a fire station in la to meet and thank firefighters. she also ans to volunteer with the world central kitchen to distribute distribute food to the community. harris and former second gentleman doug emhoff will then head to their home in brentwood. white house transition of power may be a game changer for new car buyers. one expert

san jose mayor matt mahan says the city does not cooperate with these kinds of arrests. these operations happened during the biden administration, too. in fact, overall enforcement and removal operations shot up over the last year according to the department of homeland security, but as our john ramos heard from some community members, the rhetoric seems to be very different. >> what we're feeling, what we're hearing is a sense of fear, a climate of anxiety. >> reporter: fear has always been an effective motivator and george galvis with the oakland social justice group courage says the messages from the white house about immigration are having their effect. >> parents are scared to drop off their children to school. people are scared to even access healthcare. we're hearing about our farmworkers here in california are scared to report to work and that crops are not necessarily getting picked and we're hearing about we should anticipate a shortage of food. we should expect a rise in food costs. >> reporter: that's a lot for all of us to fear, but are the i.c.e. raids real

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for now, san jose mayor matt mahan told us in a statement he is prioritizing recruitment and retention, and has asked the city manager to do a full assessment on how every department and partner agency can help. in san jose, robert honda, nbc, bay area news. still ahead, a former chief of staff for recalled oakland mayor sheng thao says the fbi reached out to her about tao's bribery case just weeks after her election. what she's revealing about the investigation coming up. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. more clear skies tonight, and cold temperatures will have details on a frost advisory and freeze warning. and we are also tracking an atmospheric river. the latest on what it could mean for our rain chances. i have that full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. right now, the emerging chinese ai app and why it's jolting the u.s. stock market today. plus congestion pricing can it do for traffic and other cities what it has so far done in new york? all when we join yo bribibery charges. one of her former staffers claims she was alerted years ago to the alleged crimes. nbc bay

sworn in as the interim council member representing district 3, which includes downtown san jose mayor matt mahan says the selection was made after a robust process that began last month and south was picked among 4 finalists south says he's excited for an opportunity to serve the city. he fell in love with after college. >> i'm blessed. have lived here and work here and raise my family here in gun. the public schools here for 50 years. so i'm looking forward to meeting with of i mean, the plan is i've got a 30 day plan to meet with all the neighborhood groups and and just say we're here to help and and a listen. >> it sells is a point and will officially take effect next month and will continue until the results of a special election in april or through june. if a runoff is required, souths takes over for disgraced councilmember omar torres who resigned back in november hours before he was arrested on felony molestation charges. >> new tonight at 11, a santa rosa man in custody tonight facing a murder charge for the death of a woman santa rosa. police say they found the victim just before 7 o'cl

joining us now, san jose mayor matt mahan, you lead the bay area's biggest city there, and you lead the bay area's biggest sanctuary city. we hear donald trump not just recently, but over the last several weeks and months, talking about pulling federal funding for sanctuary cities like san jose or san francisco or throughout california. where is this all going to go? because he's following through on what he said he's going to do in many ways. yeah. so raj, let me take issue with the term sanctuary. i think it is misunderstood and is actually leading to more confusion than clarity, because people on both extremes are using it to mean something that it isn't. so we're passing a resolution in san jose next week that clarifies our policies, and we don't use the word sanctuary because i want to talk about specific policies. on the one hand, if you're in our city and you're committing crime, we're going to arrest you, we're going to prosecute you, and we're going to ensure that we have a law abiding city. and a consequence may be deportation if you're undocumented. in fact, i believe if you'

san jose mayor matt mahan says this is all part of a larger effort to reduce the number of people. >> living on the streets. >> we as a city currently out 499 units of emergency interim housing and over the course of this year, we will be nearly playing our capacity as we open an additional 1000 the santa clara valley water district also recently announced that they were launching an outreach campaign to clean up encampments along creeks and streams. >> the new cherry avenue site is on water district property and those living along the nearby guadalupe river will be given priority access to the site. once it's completed. >> after offering housing, everyone in the area, multiple times. we will decommission those encampments clean up the area stole water resource protection zone to preserve the structure of our waterway. the developer of the proje,t says that all goes well, the interim housing site here could be completed. >> by later this year in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> time as we get a live look from one of our cameras mount tam facing torts san francisco. well, be

san jose mayor matt mahan welcome the young people to their new homes thursday. >> his city has about 4,000 people experiencing homelessness, apartments like this. make sure young people exiting the foster care system. don't add to that and so was is a necessary >> acosta's about polls and give people real opportunity to build a life, first place for youth has many other projects like this in the works to help people exiting foster care there next to apartment projects are happening in san francisco. >> reporting in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news now at 6, a big health care conference that brought in millions to san francisco last week is coming back next year. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference was widely seen as a success with tens of thousands of people descending on the city. san francisco raked in almost 100 million dollars from the four-day conference. mayor daniel lurie says in part, while we still have work to do, this is a huge vote of confidence in our city and everything we're doing to make san francisco a safe and welcoming place for residents. businesses and

san jose mayor matt mahan says he is prioritizing prioritizing public safety, recruitment and retention in this year's budget. now, let's get back to the ice activity in the south bay. as we mentioned, there have been more sightings of ice agents in san jose just one day after confirmed activity in the same area. the ice activity is being confirmed by a rapid response network. that's a team of volunteers who acts on tips about activity, and then sends out people on the ground to confirm it. then they spread the word. tonight, we want to talk a little bit more about the rapid response network and how it works. joining us now is san jose city council member peter ortiz. thank you so much, council member. you are also a volunteer with the rapid response network. a lot of people have never heard of this network. what is the goal of this network? what do you folks do? no. thank you so much for having me on. really appreciate it, especially during these times of trouble in our community. so essentially, the rapid response network is a community defense project developed to protect immigrant f

we were with san jose mayor matt mahan as he and dozens of other volunteers fanned out across the city and the county to count the number of people who are living on the streets, and to also ask them how they got there and what they need to move forward. empezar puede ser si pues yo digo primero un trabajo y digo y si uno bueno como la renta. manuel garcia, who has been unhoused since 1997, told mayor matt mahan and the other surveyors that to start over, he needs a job. he says he has no vices, but feels it's healthier for him to live outside than in a group shelter where he fears he could get sick or his few belongings could be stolen. hearing from unhoused residents is so important that the city is paying about 100 of them, $150 to help volunteers and advocates do this year's point in time count. the mayor says that what the survey reveals will help the city tailor resources to move people indoors first, and then on to permanent housing, job training and health resources. but to get those answers, there has to be trust. it does make it easier to make that connection and that relatio

in a statement, san jose mayor matt mahan says, quote, i sincerely hope ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community and quote, the mayor adds san jose police do not assist in any ice operations. san francisco state senator scott wiener addressed recent activity in the city of san francisco of immigration officials there. >> or city one function without or janitors. the keeper offices clean that help our economy run their salt of the earth. they're just trying to work and pay taxes and raise their families. and donald trump is creating a terror campaign to try to scare and terrify these hardworking residents. members of our community and we don't need ice in san francisco. >> on social media, we never posted the following. quote, trump says he's only targeting criminals. it's a bold face lie. we are continuing to follow report of shooting in san francisco's soma neighborhood. san francisco police asking people to avoid the area of 9th and mission streets afte

san jose's mayor, matt mahan, is leading the effort to make sure his city is prepared.ent a letter to the city council calling on them to provide a wildfire preparedness assessment. that assessment would provide community transparency on details like water availability, brush abatement efforts, and what steps property owners can take to reduce risks. the mayor says the results could lead to changes in the city's upcoming budget. a positive update on the air quality near the moss landing battery plant fire south of the bay area. smoke and flames first broke out at the vistra battery storage plant last week. since then, though, local and federal officials have been monitoring the air. and tonight, they say they haven't detected any dangerous chemical levels. concentrations of small particulate matter have been measured at good to moderate levels. emergency crews say they are waiting for the fire to finally burn itself out, and they're not sure how long that might take. tonight, a special car show memorial to remember the lives of three students from hollister high school

. >> san jose mayor matt mahan's office did release a statement confirming the raid, saying in part, as jpd does not assist with or participate in these operations in any way, i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. and tonight we are getting word about more raids in colorado and illinois. president trump's so-called border czar joined other top administration officials in chicago for the start of what they call ramped up immigration enforcement. >> this, as the deportation plans for illegal immigrants, is sparking a trade dispute with colombia. colombia's president ordering an increase in tariffs on u.s. goods in response to a similar order announced earlier today by president trump. as fox's c.b. cotton reports, the back and forth began after colombia denied landing permission to two u.s. military flights carrying migrants. >> one week into the new trump white house. the administration says it's keeping its promises to crac