josÉ: ahÍ estÁ vázquez.a porque Él estÁ haciendo bien. enrique: Éstas una gran condiciÓn fÍsica para mantener . josÉ: ahÍ estÁ venegas. y sigue en la conducciÓn esta tocando la pelota. falta sobre valencia. y hay tiro libre para el conjunto. - y hay tiro libre para el conjunto todo de los tigres. enrique: ha sido un juego limpio prÁcticamente. no han sido entradas que puedan causar algÚn daÑo a los jugadores. y en cualquier momento uno del equipo contrario levantar jugador. josÉ:para cobrar carioca el tiro libre. el equipo de los tigres. oye, tambiÉn en twitter decÍan, de acuerdo, necaxa nunca le habÍa hecho gol pero no mandaban en lato, algunos aficionados de tigres, y les mandamos un gran abrazo. gracias por su comunicaciÓn. gerardo no mando en lato que le habÍa hecho seis a hugo. cinco en clÁsicos. el problema no era de gignac. ahÍ te lo aclararon los aficionados de tigres. alejandro. pero te digo algo. en el canje me parece que el que sale ganando es necaxa. quÉ temporada es la que estÁ teniendo gonzÁlez

without the rain was going to be a problem here, but this is in san jose, the south bay, it's at 1st street and trimble chase but we don't know that it's the end of the situation. the incident, whatever sparked this, not resolved at this point. traffic stacking up, behind that truck. >> at 5:30, you're going to want to find an alternate route home, if you're in that area, again, this is north 1st and trimble, in san jose, as as we get more information on exactly what is happening, we will go and update that. >> you can see we are being told that they presume that the driver of the truck is still inside the truck, that 1st line of cars, if i'm correct, all the doors were open, so we have to assume that those are authorities, police vehicles. they all had doors open but they are not approaching this truck. at this point. again, you can see the brown truck, the ups truck that is stopped there, 1st, busy, busy street, four lanes of traffic all coming to a stop, that's one, two, at least three, possibly for lines of police vehicles there, that were chasing this truck earlier this evening.

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jose. welcome back to the show. raul hernandez: oh, thank you damian. thank you, damian, for letting us talk a little bit about what we're doing here with the city of san jose with san jose clean energy. damian: no, absolutely. there's a nice graphic on your website that i wanted to show because it shows kind of what we're talking about. tell us what basically san jose clean energy does. this is a visualization. raul: yeah, so san jose clean energy is the new electricity provider for homes and businesses of san jose. what we do at san jose clean energy is buy clean electricity, buy from sources such as wind and solar, and we distribute them to our customers and residents. so, this actually--these past, you know, couple days ago in february was the official launch date of san jose clean energy. so yeah, we're super excited to be able to offer this service to our residents. damian: so, what does it mean for someone like me, homeowner and i'm going to get a bill, and it's going to look differe

concord, 64, san jose, 62, richmond and santa rosa 60 degrees, napa hit 66. a mild night to night, we will stay in the 40s, oakland 48, san jose 47, and we are looking at unstable air, moving in behind the atmospheric river. we talked about the past couple days, the river of ayer really rich air that gave us the heavy rainfall for two straight nights, that's way down to the south, it's not coming back, but the rain chance is here until sunday. what's up with that? this is going to stay to the south, it's cold unstable air, usually reserved for places like vancouver, bc, seattle, portland, where it keeps raining after the front, we don't deal with this, but with the pattern all shopped down to the south by 500 miles, we are getting seattle weather right now. even after the boundary leaves, the rain chance stays elevated, and for the next three days, we will see this with pockets of dry, but also areas of showers, some heavy at times. this will last through friday evening on and off showers, saturday morning on and off showers, saturday evening perhaps a little

this is where all of -- this section of san jose, north san jose very close to all of those highway and freeways as people try to get home. back to you. >> chris, can you tell us, i know you're really familiar with that area from your reporting. what are some of the key businesses, tech companies that are in that area where people might be trying to get home, maybe get to their valentine's day dinners, who are now trapped? >> great question, kristen. right behind me, this complex right over here is actually ebay, where they have a heavy san jose presence. right behind me in the distance, i believe that's the silicon valley 101 complex where a number of businesses, tech companies including lg are located. and just down the way, even more companies and also residential areas, big apartment complexes as well. so this -- for this to happen in this section of san jose where there are a lot of people who work here, a lot of people who also live here this is going to impact traffic for quite some time. >> no question, chris. okay. all right. we'll stay with this breaking news in san jose. agai

redwood city almost an inch, san jose not as much, 0.75 inch in san jose with tre, so those of you alreadyealing with some flooding on your streets, this is going to make it worse, and we're looking at probably another 12 to 14 hours of more rain chances coming out our way, so please keep your phones on, keep the alerts going. make sure to get the nbc bay area app. you can see heavier rainfall right now over woodacre moving to the northeast. it will be hitting novato 6:02 tonight. there's a lot of stuff happening here, but the way that i see it right now, we've got two top flood concerns that we're dealing with. both of them are in the north bay. you've got the russian river, also the napa river, but primarily from guerneville to petalu petaluma, all of our creeks, rivers and streams, there's so many of them, are running close to fu bestwate a you don't want to be heading there to check things out. it's too dangerous, flooding is a number one killer, so please, stay away from those creeks, rivers and streams. the napa river is also expected to reach flood stage as we move into tomorrow. so

damian: oh, jose hernandez. juan: jose hernandez, he's going to be with us. he's going to explain to us how it's going to be astronaut, how he works very hard with his father, his family to be an astronaut. and also, we're going-- damian: he was a farm worker tambien in the salinas valley. juan: yes, that's okay. and also, we are going to have many forums about how can i get the help for education, what kind of service in education can i get for go to the university. and we're going to have many, many people interested to explain to you about the education in united states, especially for the mexican community. damian: all right. well, this is latino role model conference happening at cabrillo college, march 9 did you say? juan: yes, march 9. damian: march 9. and the mexican consulate is one of the sponsors there, but any chavalitos out in that area that might-- juan: it's good, it's good-- [speaking in foreign language] damian: that's a good place to get educated a little bit more. one thing, you mentioned the astronaut, he told me a story that when he went

josé: no te metas, naco. albertano: ¿cómo me dijo? josé: ¡naco!ejen de estar aventando botellas a la gente. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: ¿qué pasa, m'ija? >> o te compones o te echo a mis chiquilines. josé: ¡Échame a tus chiquilines! [gritos] >> hija. rosa: gracias, pequeños yo sabía que era una reina pero no tenía corona ni flores, ni banda. f{elix: domingo 17 de febrero y estas son las principales noticias. fueron expulsados de venezuela el senador marco rubio duras >> enÉxico, los albea centroamericanos en la espera de una nueva caravana. expertos de salud registran cÓmo el movimiento anti vacunas va perdiendo fuerza en los estados unidos. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ presentador: buenas noches y bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn. y fue expulsada una ley de delegaciÓn de parlamentarios europeos de venezuela. iban a reunirse con el presidente interino juan guaido. >> expulsados apenas pisÓ territorio venezolano una comisiÓn de el parlamento europeo, fue detenido por simÓn bolÍvar que procediÓ idiota deportaciÓn. >> estamos haciendo expuls

to north san jose. we are told that the ups truck possibly being driven by the suspect ran over a spike strip and was disabled at that point. some blown tires, the vehicle came to a stop. for a long period of time it appeared there was a standoff. there might have been a driver and a female assistant. we are not exactly sure what the female's role was in all of this. we are told that they both were let out or somehow escaped from the ups truck and it was just left with the driver. some of our other reporting on the scene indicated that they could see the driver moving around inside that ups vehicle until just a few minutes ago, when things really started escalating here. reports that the suspect may or may not be down, but definitely an escalation out here on the streets of san jose. back to you.>> stay there at the scene. we are seeing now live pictures from chopper 5. they have centered on an area you can see lit up by flashlight. we believe that suspect is incapacitated, is down, exited the hijacked,

san jose coming in at 35. we have clear skies and check out these temperatures, 28 in fairfield for one of the coldest spots up. 31 in napa, 33 in fremont with 35 in redwood citywell as san jose, 34 in mountain view. on the hi-def doppler showing dry and a few showers offshore that will stay offshore as we head through the day. it will be a dry day and a chilly day for sure. we have cold temperatures this morning with many locations in the 30s and watch out for areas of black ice in some locations. a cool afternoon with mostly sunny to partly sunny skies, and the rain will return by the end of the week. we have been getting some amazing your photos of the snow. this was sent in by stacy of hidden valley with the winter wonderland. we love all of our amazing your photos and thank you so much for sending them in. this low pressure dropping the snow levels to the lowest levels in several years. we will stay chilly for a while. the future cast timing it out to the day with mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. here

the san jose u-p-s driver taken hostage during a kidnapping over the weekend... is being hailed a hero by police for helping save lives, including his own. kron four's rob fladeboe reports. chief eddie garcia/san jose police "...he purposefully drove over the spike strips..." san jose police chief eddie garcia heaping praise on the driver of a u-p-s truck who was taken hostage and then forced at gunpoint to try and evade police and deputies who were giving chase.chief eddie garcia/san jose police "....they wanted him to drive faster but he lied and told them there was a governor on the truck and culdnt do more than 50 miles per hour....." the drama began about 5 pm thursday as sheriff deputies were about to cite an illegally parked s.u.v. at a south side vta station. the vehicle drove off with deputies in pursuit when one of two suspects, a woman, fired on them says sheriff laurie smith.sheriff laurie smith/santa clara county "....one of our vehicles had a side window shot out and the other was also hit but none of our deputies was hit....the woman was firing a p

san jose -- city of san jose workers have been out here all night long monitoring it. we've seen city of san jose workers all across the city here going door to door and knocking on doors making sure people have what they need just in case they evacuated. i saw mayor sam liccardo tweeted out that he was going door to door in the neighborhood that flooded in 2017 over there by happy hollow and municipal stadium there in east san jose and making sure that everybody there was aware that if it does come time to evacuate, what they need to pack and do that. we haven't heard of issues there right now. but, of course, everybody is concerned and they're going to be checking this here and checking the stage. seeing what it's at. they repor. so we'll send it back to you. >> matt, you spoke to ma man, josh, walking his dog this morning. choosing to stay in his home. we want to clarify that police and authorities recommending that folks get out of that area, right? what is your sense, are people heeding that warning or are most people choosing to stay in their homes? >> reporter:

este acontecimiento estas personas y esas calles de san josÉ >>> claro que sÍ.iendo, blanca. de camiÓn. al parecer, va caminando hacia la patrulla de la policÍa. >>> serÍa la persona conductora. >>> y ahÍ vemos >>> como dirigiÉndose como estuviera rindiendo. >>> o esta persona estÁ viendo estÁ especulando en este momento >>> absolutamente nada oficial. >>> podrÍa ser el rehÉn. a est situaciÓn de persecucion policial. de alguien que estarÍa que suponemos al interior de este camiÓn de paqueterÍa privada. >>> tambiÉn podrÍa estar armada >>> y quizÁs estÉ amenazada. pero todo esto lo estamos especulando porque solo que estamos escuchando. y por supuesto estamos esperando todavÍa sabemos que la situaciÓn en este momento estÁ a acudiendo a esto por l luterana informaciÓmaadente. claro que sÍ. y por supuesto estar bien esas imÁgenes ya. estamos imaginando tambiÉn la cantidad de automÓviles que estÁn parado es una hora de la varias persona jannes el su trabajo y previamente estÁn atrapados y estacionados. >>> ni para adelante ni para atrÁs >>> vamos a rotar de averiguar

we spoke to a woman from the city of san jose. she says resident should be take this evacuation order seriously. here is what she had to say >> you can never be too safe when protecting your loved ones and your family and personal property. you should take it seriously when the city sends information that you should evacuate your home immediately. we want you to start putting your personal property and medical items or anything you need to gather quickly to make sure you are checking on seniors or other homebound or mildly impaired individuals. >> reporter: to recap, evacuate nation orders in effect for those near the guadalupe river. there is a shelter for those who need a place to go at 2175 lincoln. the city is providing help for those that need assistance evacuating. they should call this number 480, 435-3800. if you need transportation to get to the shelter, we are told by officials that they are offering free bus service to get people to the shelter. that pickup point is the starlight banquet center and the starlight church.

colleen haight/san jose state universitydr. haight argues that middle class is less about economics than it is about lifestyle. but the numbers are a clear indication of the changing nature of what it means to be middle class here in the bay area..... in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (flad) (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a sunny and bright day with cool temperatures. it's all quiet on the doppler radar but that may change over the weekend. highs today were in the 50s. tonight it will be clear and cold again with lows in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow we will see increasing clouds and cool temperatures in the 50s. we can expect more clouds on sunday with a slight chance of a few showers north of the golden gate bridge. a chance of rain will continue to the north on monday. rain will spread across the bay area on tuesday into wednesday. more stormy weather is expected late next wee

downtown san jose looking the other direction. mainly clear skies. 56 the high in san jose.e second consecutive day, concord 60, san francisco 54, all below average. tonight with rapid clearing we will see temperatures fall into the 30s even sunray fail in fremont. concord 36, mountain view 42. the storm track changed and shove the storm inland. if it was hugging the coastline we would see widespread rain throughout the entire bay area for much of the day. below tracking over land so yes it is cold, it will snow in las vegas and snow for the northern half of arizona, snowing at grapevine right now. for us inland track means much drier, much less widespread precipitation. skies will clear quickly overnight. tomorrow morning, sunshine. tomorrow afternoon sunshine as well. friday mostly sunny skies. partly cloudy tonight, chance of in lunch hour diminishing as minutes go by. dry weather returns thursday. next chance for rain late in the week sunday evening and primarily northbay. most of the bay area will stay dry. can't say the same about early next week. below average once ag

there was a standoff right there in san jose.he driver of the ups truck was let go and walked away but around 7:00, the subject jumped out the truck and started running off. law enforcement fired shots, killing him. this happened last night. we get new information from the police chief. when the news conference gets under way, we will bring it to you. >>> the family of a man shot and killed by police, relatives of william mccoy say they are angry. he was a promising artist studying music at lane college and his only crime was falling asleep in his car in a drive- through the did not make enough effort to end the situation peacefully. >> my question is, if that was a police -- any of those police officers that were there, that fired shots, if that was their child, when they have immediately reacted in the same way? >> the vallejo police say he passed out in his car with a loaded gun and they say he reached for the weapon after they ordered him to put his hands up. >>> five teenagers are facing charges, accused of beating a 69-year

crew was in the eastern foothills of eastern san jose. short time later it hit willow glen and then blossom valley. always on the move, filling holes with asphalt, spending one to three minutes at each location. how many potholes a day? >> we do about 60 to 125 potholes a >>ephat's a lot. >> yeah. that's what we average a day of potholes. >> reporter: are you keeping up with the potholes? >> yes. >> reporter: it's true that the squeaky wheel gets the grease. san jose says its pothole repair priority is based on complaints that are made by phone or on the my san jose mobile app. >> if we know about a pothole, you let us know, we'll send somebody to check it out. if we determine it's something we can fix quickly, we'll do it right away. >> reporter: natalie has been running across lots of pothole but didn't know how to report them. she has one street in mind. >> it had a pothole every ten feet and they were deep and it was making my car like swerve and i just couldn't believe that that was in san jose. >> reporter: another driver told us ho

palmira: hay una fuerte actividad policÍaca en san josÉ. camión y segÚn el alguacil del condado de santa clara tiene a un conductor del ups como rehÉn. ayer miÉrcoles arrestaron a uriel cabrera, quien era buscado por asesinar a una personal pasado seis de mayo en san josÉ. cuando las autoridades llegaron, encontraron a un herido de bala que fue declarado muerto en el lugar. el hombre estÁ tras las rejas. un juez criticÓ a pg&epor su actuaciÓn ante los incendios forestales de california y exigiÓ una explicación sobre los esfuerzos que realizaron para limpiar Árboles y ramas secas que pudieron caer sobre el tendido elÉctrico y provocar incendios. les pregunto tambiÉn se habÍan cumplido con una ley estatal que exige eliminar la vegetaciÓn a cierta distancia de las lÍneas elÉctricas. se espera que el presidente donald trump hacerte un acuerdo para evitar el cierre de gobierno, pero declararÁ una emergencia nacional. >> le vamos a tener importante informaciÓn para los conductores ante el peligro de caÍda de Árboles y estas inundaciones. palmira:

san jose 56 degrees. you're waiting for the rain that does come tonight, livermore 57, santa rosa hoping the rain stops. it will after midnight tonight, currently 52 there. temperatures not moving much, 50s overnight, sunrise 6:44. we knew we were getting an atmospheric river. what we did not know and what's surprising all of us is the heaviest rainfall simply did not move. usually it will waver, move to one spot, move 50 miles away, move back. this time it just stuck in the same spot and it has poured in the north bay to the tune of 15 inches of rainfall coming up over the past 24 to 30 hours. futurecast does show heavy rainfall working its way south before midnight tonight but quickly moving out on. it's gone before sunrise. scattered showers tomorrow, some of the showers could be heavy, but the heavy rain is gone before sunrise tomorrow. sunshine returns by late thursday morning into thursday afternoon. so a soaking rain does move south the rest of the bay area overnight. rain tapers off to showers by

san jose city of san jose merge team. hosage negotiations. >> thank you. >> i'll introduce you in a second. >> all right. we have been listening to the sergeant cooks from the sheriff department. who's been giving us some information confirming the information we have given you. in terms of the time line. and the female suspect. he also added some additional information. that we have just learned. along with you. that has been two chases initially and appears that the suspect was initially in a black suv. he's running. live on tv. it appears he left the running down into one of the buildings there. we can see him. he's still may have the gun in his hand. >> he's actually running towards where we might have our crew. in that building. >> he's on the ground. >> we'll pull away. just on the side of safety. he is going towards our crew. we'll try to check in with her. to see what's happening. there are shots fired. what we have done is pulled away from the helicopter shot. because there were shots fired. that suspect might be

today we start with a look at the upcoming cinequest film festival in san jose, opening on march 5, and we take that look through one of the featured films "lucky fifty." joining us will be the writer-director and one of its actors. then we highlight another important event, the give kids a smile program, which will offer kids in the bay area free dental checkups and oral health screenings, in fact, more than $150 in free dental services for each child. and then "asian pacific america" got the first behind-the-scenes look at the cirque du soleil show, "volta," just before it opened in san jose. two of its top performers talked with us about the big night. all that on our show today. robert: well, we are big fans of cinequest, independent tiival in san jose, that started as a small independent creative-oriented event, which is why it is with me now is one of the such filmmakers being featuredval. at cinequest, pari mathur. he is the writer and director of "lucky fifty," and he is a bay area filmmaker who started out shooting tv ads. "lucky fifty" is his second film. his first, "family pa

we should have an outcome by the end of the month. >>> san jose's mayor wants to dig into san jose's traffic troubles, literally. the mayor is looking at the idea of digging a tunnel tosan se's e transit hub. sap center with more on that idea and how it could involve one of elon musk's companies. damian. >> reporter: that's right, janelle. the mayor wants the city council to consider a host of options to help alleviate the traffic and parking congestion here in san jose. he thinks an underground tunnel might be the fastest and cheapest way to go. in 2016, tesla founder elon musk announced he was so tired of traffic in l.a. that he was going to start a company and dig a tunnel to give people a different way to get from point a to point b. now san jose's mayor is asking if musk was on to something. >> let's take advantage of the emerging technologies, particularly in tunnelling, to enable us to fin the airport to the rest of our transit system. >> reporter: the san jose tunnel would be two miles long, connecting the train station and san jose airport, which is among the fastest growing

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lo cuando lleva ministerio de salud en san josÉ . la capital.problema es que no existieran si las personas que ofrecen los servicios a los turistas hicieran conciencia decir cuÁles son las empresas que estÁn primero acreditadas y que cumplen con todas las regulaciones del caso. porque si existen regulaciones. el gobierno tiene la regulaciÓn. >> fue quien elaborarlos canales de capacitaciÓn de guÍas desde que comenzÓ la regulaciÓn en el aÑo 2000. >> usted cree que se pudo haber evitado lo que pasÓ? >> es criterio de las personas que estÁn allÍ, tienen que evaluar la situaciÓn. o sea, hay una serie de elementos que se tienen que conjugar allÍ para determinar, realmente, si sÍ o no se tomÓ una mala o buena determinaciÓn. >> a tres meses de la tragedia la investigaciÓn ha producido resultados y nadie sabe realmente cuÁnto tiempo tardará. locutor: cuando regresemos. realmente cuÁnto tiempo tardará. locutor: cuando regresemos. una noticia ya revise tus taxes, ¿tienes alguna otra pregunta? si lo incluimos. lo llamo "a ¿amonos? ¡amonos! ¡aáámonos! ¡!aáá

pretty cold for seven cisco dropping to 40 degrees and san jose down to 34. your cold headlines, 28 and santa rosa will tie for the coldest night we have had so far this calendar year. widespread 30s lately near the bay, watch out for black ice on the morning commute, secondary roads may be a bit wet this evening which could lead to black ice for the morning commute tomorrow. we will talk about our next rain chance coming up in a few minutes. >> we will look for that, thanks paul. >>> live look at mount diablo in our early birds got a snow daow le didn't waste any time heading up to check it out. it was only a couple of inches of snow, but, they made the most of it. some families taking kids sledding, others actually strapped the skis to their back to try to find some fresh snow up on the slopes. everyone tried to take advantage before the snow melted. >> like a kid, the minute it started snowing. >> we were supposed to go to tahoe but it was a bit too dangerous so this is the next best thing. >> to get to the summit you do have to hike at least a mile. range

noticiero telemundo 48 >> y fuerte actividad policial en san josé en la avenida alma hasta el momentona empresa multada por más de 242 mil dólares por la muerte de un trabajador de la construcción en julio del año pasado cuando un hombre de 38 años de edad murió dio sanciones por incurrir en la conexión con el accidente según la agencia de seguridad estaba al tanto de los peligros de la excavación >> piden una revisión de la ruptura de la tubería de gas que dañó cinco edificios la semana pasada la junta del transporte investiga lourdo la supervisora dice que quiere una investigación >> proponen nuevo plan para lidiar el tráfico vehicular y ls autoridades de la ciudad dicen que las medidas van desde trazado de líneas entre otas el (nombre en inglés) los residentes pueden ayudar a los ingenieros de la ciudad para determinar las necesidades para evitar el tráfico y los accidentes hasta el momento no hay fondos para evitar el plan es prioridad >> una calle puede llevar el nombre de (nombre en inglés) la directiva del sistema de transporte mañana tomará la decisión si la calle llevará este

san jose, because of the rain shadow, only 0.25 of one inch of rain. that is amazing considering what is happening to the south and west. here is the next round. it comes in overnight. it is pouring but mainly in the north they around san mateo and hayward and points north. that includes the east bay in san francisco. we are wet for the morning commute. we will stay wet throughout the day. the cash blood/flood watch. the guadalupe river likely rise above flood stage tomorrow morning with a crest of a .6 feet. minor flooding is likely there. another round of heavy rainfall coming tonight. lean on hearing a rumble of thunder or two. there are scattered thunderstorms. that is a where occurrence. a soggy morning computers very likely come tomorrow morning. it is a big storm. we are not done yet. we will talk about what happened after the storm. the rain is not done after that. we will talk about that in a few minutes. >>> let's get you to flooding happening in the north bay. susie? >> reporter: veronica, i am sitting on stony point road. this has been clos

in san jose, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> local professional soccer team the san jose earthquakes is stepping up to do good for a youth soccer team down on their luck. last week, a truck full of equipment belonging to a youth team in salinas called ac milan was stolen, the loss valued at more than $3,000. the earthquakes heard about it, stepped in and saved the day. they bought new equipment for the team, and personally delivered it to ac milan's practice field on friday. that soccer league is free for the players, and uses all volunteer coaches. love good news like that. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, another twist in the jussie smollett investigation. what was thought to be a hate crime against the bay area native "empire" actor may have been something else entirely. did he stage it all? the latest on the investigation. >>> plus, the first catholic bishop to lose his title in 100 years, officially defrocked. the message the vatican hopes it sends, next. alright, you've been here but have you... been blown away on this? saved the day with him? or built

plus: san jose's mayor sa been t >>> it is a big win for the oakland teachers. the city council is on their side but why that may not be enough to stop the strike. >>> the san jose mayor says he is talking to elon musk with the mass transit collaboration in the works this morning. >>> president trump gets praise and criticism after the state of the union address. we will break it all down this morning. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, a boy six. i am michelle griego. >> good morning . i am kenny choi. >>> it is cold, near freezing, but at least we do not live in chicago. >> that is very true. it is chilly and likely one of the coldest mornings we have seen all winter long this morning. get ready and hopefully your bundled up with your big winter coat, your scarf and gloves, and you will need it. here's a live look at the san jose camera, currently 35 degrees under clear skies. 33 in santa rosa, 44 in san francisco. 33 in livermore, concord at 35. at other locations across the ba

in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (grant) coming up... we continue to track the damage from the strom that tore through the bay area. we'll take a look at the cleanup in san francisco-- as more rain is on the way. (vicki) plus... former 49ers colin kaepernick and eric reid are settling with the n-f-l. the deal reached after both players say their teams prevented them from playing. (grant) plus after the break... a controversial move by president trump. the backlash he is receiving after declaring a national declaring a national emergency-- so he can get the money he needs to build his border wall. (grant) breaking news tonight... at least five people are dead and five police officers are hurt after a shooting at a manufacturing business in a chicago suburb. the shooting happened this afternoon in aurora... that's about 40 miles west of chicago. the gunman has been identified as 45-year-old gary martin. he was shot and killed by police. officers say he may have been an employee at the henry pratt corporation-- where the shooting happened.

to the south, east of san jose. right now we are talking about the rainfall. capital, san jose, santa clara, for your friday afternoon, and back at the map to show you that rain line and also the snow line to the east of morgan hill and gilroy. into the weekend, still talking about some showers, especially in your seven-day forecast. we'll have more on not coming up in just a little bit. >>> president trump declared a national emergency along the u.s. begin border. it is a move to diapered $8 billion in funding for his border wall. the president move is to bypass congress to fund his border wall . it's being met with backlash from both sides of the aisles. how democrats say they plan to introduce legislation to block the president's action. lauren blanchard is in washington now with more today's announcement and reaction to it. >> reporter: moments after announcing he would declare a national emergency, the president knowledged the move will be met with legal challenges. >> i expect to be sued. i should not be sued.

80 at san jose off to a good start. the drive times and the south bay are all in the grain. the guadalupe parkway and 85 are off to a great start. it is business as usual and yesterday no delays for the altamont pass due to the holiday but not the case today. we are stop and go out of tracy, slow at north flynn road. if you get past the pass it looks much better at the dublin interchange. we have more volume on the prolate but the speech okay from here to the 680 dublin interchange. >>> the newest battleground in new jersey and the state is considering r to --adop strictest plastic ban in the country. >> reporter: plastic or paper is a question you will not hear at the grocery stores in hoboken, new jersey because that single-use plastic bags are banned, and could soon be that way for the entire state. >> reporter: jeff tittle is with the sierra club of new jersey and opposing the bill that would outlaw nonrecyclable plastic shopping bags, plastic straws and styrofoam containers which often later the roadways and shorel

reportera: josÉ luis nos mostraba con orgullo la camisa que utilizÓ cuando lo entrevistamos en 2017. un hombre muy diferente que mira el futuro con una sonrisa en el rostro. >> hoy en dÍa soy un hombre muy saludable. para mÍ, se acabaron esas noches en las que no podÍa dormir y cuando tenÍa que pala pared al recargarme parado, porque no podÍa ni dormir sentado. reportera: la diabetes lo tenÍa al borde de la muerte. se inyectaba insulina tres veces al dÍa y su mÉdico le daba pocas esperanzas de vida sino bajaba de peso. >> me sacaron el dinero los doctores que se especializaba en dietas, aquellos que vendÍan productos milagrosos para bajar de peso. intentÉ por mi cuenta muchas veces, y muchas veces fracase. reportera: josÉ luis no contaba con los recursos para pagar una operaciÓn, y sentÍa que estaba llegando al final. sÓlo le quedaba pedir auxilio para tratar de que alguna alma generosa lo ayudar. >> yo querÍa seguir viviendo. querÍa vivir un poco mÁs. quiero ser productivo, ¿no puedo? todos los dÍas le pido a dios que me ilumine el camino para seguir adelante. que me de fuza reporte

making mysteries in san jose, can have. >> shout out to san jose.ed "bohemian rhapsody." >> preparing for the second summit. why president trump says he's optimistic with this meeting with kim jong-un in vietnam on wednesday. >> plus, unstable hillside. we're going to take you back to the north bay for a look at how sausalito is trying to prevent another storm-related catastrophe. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. now...the south bay -- soon to cvome. >>> right now at 6:30, the north bay getting hit at this hour. the south bay soon to come. this is a live look at the very active radar. >> we remain in a microclimate weather alert. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the north bay will get hit the hardest. what about the rest of the bay

reportera: josÉ dice que seguirÁ cumplido con la ley.stingue de otras personconn ramÓn: los ojos del mundo volvieron a centrarse la situaciÓn que seguÍa en venezuela. palmira: el dÍa de hoy miles de personas asistieron a un concierto con el fin de recaudar fondos para la ayuda humanitaria. aunque nicolÁs maduro niega que haya una crisis, el plan de la oposiciÓn es que este sÁbado ingrese las donaciones. >>que los gobiernos puedan abrir las cadenas que tiene sujetadas. >>creo que hoy es la mejor demostraciÓn de la hermandad que tiene colombia venezuela. reportero: dijeron presentes artistas como maluma y otros hicieron un llamado a la paz y a la prosperidad de venezuela. >>venezuela, maluma estÁ con ustedes. >>lo Único que no se puede perder es la fe y la esperanza, se comienza las veces que sea necesario. reportero: esto tiene como

here's the san jose camera as we watch the skies clear. 41 in concord and san jose, oakland and san francisco at 45,

. >> live in san jose. vianey, tell us what you've been able to see right there. >> we drove from the stretch, which is where the willow glen to atlanta avenue where they issued evacuation orders. now at an apartment complex in willow glen. we're seeing the police department going door to door making sure residents are safe and they know about the evacuation order. it's 5:00 a.m. a lot of people are sleeping and they are woken up by san jose police department letting them know they need to leave. unfortunately it seems like a lot of folks are unaware of the situation. as we were driving along, we did also drive beyond and pass the evacuation center, the community center at 2175 lincoln avenue. i first got this alert on my phone just before the 4:30 hour in the evacuation orders. earlier as we were making our way over to do a live shot, if we were going to talk about the rain and flood stages, we saw the san jose police department gathering at the vta station. when i approached the officers, i asked is anyth

<>(grant) our top story tonight is in san jose...re a police chase, rush- hour standoff, and hostage situation involving a u-p-s truck... is now over... with one suspect in custody... another... shot by police. (grant) thanks for joining us m grant lodes..(vicki) and im vicki liviakis.... officers saying the hostage was rescued and the scene is safe an secure.. here is what we know.... it all started with suspect carjacking an u-ps truck which led to a chase at chynoweyh ave and pearl ave in san jose... and ended at first street and trimble... causing a whole mess of traffic as during the evening commute... kron4's gayle ong is live in san jose with the latest details, gayle?

we have kiet do live in san jose on how this all unfolded. trope we are live at first and trimble road, one of the busiest intersections in san jose. the intersection opened up a few hours ago. the san jose police announced they plan on releasing details on what happened with the chase and the shooting itself in a press conference later today. sources tell us the suspect is mark morasky. he had a long reiki dating back to 20 to help her carjacking and two armed robberies. he and a female suspect were in the suv. never spotted by the police and jumped out and carjacked the ups truck. they began a pursuit is south san jose heading northbound on 87. at some point mark morasky fired shots at officers hitting the patrol cars. the chase went on for eight miles and ended at first and trimble road. the police arrested the female suspect and that ups driver was safely released. but mark morasky refused to surrender and sitting in the ups truck making hand signals looking out the window and talking on the phone for about an hour. just before 7 pm he ma

"> (gayle)live in san jose, (gayle) (gayle)live in san jose, gayle ong kron 4 news. (justine) (justine) the rain is not over yet. the bay area is bracing for another round of rain.. kron four's philippe djegal shows us how people are preparing for the storms. (philippe)michael stepp/moraga hardware- "the weather, like, has a direct impact on the business." a postive impact says michael stepp... who says moraga hardware and lumber is supplying a steady stream of customers... gearing up for a soggy stretch of weather.michael stepp/moraga hardware- "we have our n-cap setup here with rain gear, jackets and boots and everything. ponchos." property protection products also selling fast.michael stepp/moraga hardware- "gutter accessories, water damming things to block the water coming into the house -- expands, basically like sandbags. (philippe) do they work just as well? (michael) they do work pretty well, actually. they have this gel material in them that expands when it hits the water."john chokatos/nats- "i just need three." john chokatos (chuh-kah-toes) prefers traditi

san jose up to 40 right now. a sparkling view from our exploratorium camera where we've got low to mid-30s for most of you in the north bay, out by the delta and our inland east bay. so we're looking at a chilly start. then the next few hours will all be in the low 40s to upper 40s. noon time increasing clouds in the north bay, filtered sunshine. low 50s north, mid-50s elsewhere. by 4:00 we have more clouds that will help us mitigate some of that frost tonight. it will just be cloudy. pie 9:00 we're dropping through the 40s. so plan on another dry day on sunday. then things really change. i'll have a look at a dramatically different seven-day than what we were used to coming up. >>> new this morning, two people are recovering in the hospital after the car they were in slammed into a tree in san jose. it happened just before 10:00 last night on tully and lake cunningham road. the car ended up pinned on its side against the tree. about 40 firefighters worked to get the two people out. it took about 30 minutes to re

san francisco at 45, 36 in san jose and 31 in santa rosa. this is the super snow moon, the biggest and brightest full moon or the year, 30% brighter and 14% larger than normal. it is 17,000 miles closer to our right now. we love all of your super moon snow moon photos. tagus on instagram or twitter using #kpix. 36 in fairfield, 34 in napa and close to freezing in redwood city and fremont with 35 in mountain view. a cold start to the day so bundle up and put on the big winter coat. frosty conditions, especially inland with more sun through the afternoon with high pressure settling in. we have a few showers with wait disturbance moving in tomorrow. here's that ridge of high pressure, the dominating weather picture today keeping us high and dry. we have the like northwesterly wind with dry air, and also cold air. it is a chilly day once again with temperatures below avthe y taking you through the futurecast, plenty of sunshine through the day with the few showers tomorrow, especially in the afternoon. this is spotty, not widespread or crazy by

san francisco at 44, san jose at 37. it is freezing in fairfield with temperatures right now at 35 in redwood city, 37 in mountain view, 40 for san rafael for a chilly start to the day. put on your big winter coat, your scarf and gloves as you head outside. mostly to partly sunny skies and a cool afternoon with daytime highs once again below average. things will be changing as early as tomorrow with the rain returning. we are looking at the next weather system moving in. here is the jet stream, and you can see the cold canadian air continuing to filter down into our area. that is why we are talking about cool conditions with unsettled weather, storm after storm for us. here is the next one moving in for tomorrow. showing you on the futurecast what to expect of the day, mostly to partly sunny skies. here is tomorrow as we start out the day, rain returning at 6 am for a wet morning commute tomorrow. it will be a wet afternoon and evening commute as well. here is the futurecast at 4 pm tomorrow with scattered showers saturd

off to the south, you're dry across san jose. we could see a little bit of this make it your way by 5:45 tonight. also notice, over mt. hamilton, similar conditions. we'll check this and updated rain chances next week that could bring us a lot more than isolated storms. we'll tell you how much again. 5:19 tonight. >> jeff regularly updates his twitter page. it's a really good resource for the changing weather conditions. you can follow ranieri. >>> for the first time, we're hearing her side of what happened. we're talking about the woman accused of shooting at deputy during a carjacking case in san jose. you watched it unfold live here as the woman gave herself up and walked out of that hijacked ups truck. the hostage was freed and the gunman was killed by police. robert handa was in the courtroom as the female suspect faced the judge, robert. >> reporter: that's right. you know, there are still a lot of questions that need to be resolved in this bizarre case. some were answered today here at this san jose courthouse. even as the

some folks in san jose's willoww gleno neighborhood had to evacuate. now, the threat itself is now over and the city's response remarkably different than a couple of years ago in the catastrophic flooding of coyote creek and marked off this place to have it evacuated. kris sanchez live from along the guadalupe river with where we are now. >> reporter: well, hi there, laura. the water isis still rushing he at the guadalupe rive morning a saw that. so remarkably lower at the same time this water was rising a lot of folks wereng textlerts on th cell phones telling them to evacuate and some of them were geg san jose police went door to door to homes in willow glen near the river. from willow glen way to atlanta folks were urged to get out. the office of emergency management pushed alerts to phones and pushed this lady up. >> i got a call at 4:00 in the morning that says vautd so i evacuated. >> reporter: you were expecting the call? >> i was listening to the new last night and i had a flooding of the rocks spring neighborhood that left people stranded in t

and san jose city college.pen --- after being closed earlier this morning. ( james ) we're tracking the rain this morning with team coverage of the storm. ( james ) we are dealing with multiple breaking news stories this morning. in sausalito a house slid down a hill early this morning. one woman was trapped inside --- but she has since been rescued. but houses all around that area are being evacuated. ( darya ) in the ( darya ) in the southbay --- the evacuation order near guadalupe river has been lifted.

yuhas/san jose:"it's actually makes me think of it's just rain." yuhas/san jose:"i think it's helpful because in california, you don't get a lot of water, so i think it's good for this rain to be coming down."> (jrstone) rain in the bay area ... means snow in the mountains. this is video sent to us from squaw valley and alpine meadows. it may look great for hitting the slopes. but high winds have put upper mountain lifts at both mountains on hold, while lower mountain lifts are humming right along. those at squaw say....with a winter storm warning, avalanche watch and avalanche warning in effect, we anticipate continued impacts to our operations through tuesday due to high winds and avalanche hazards and mitigation work. (justine) the california highway patrol has been busy responding to weather related crashes throughout the day. kron 4's sara stinson speaks with c-h-p about what you can do behind the wheel to avoid an accident. (on cam) <"the storm has caused the roads in the bay area to become very dangerous. here in the east bay we've already s