josé: así te quería encontrar. >> ¡josé adolfo! josé: el mismo que viste y calza.lla es mi mujer. ¿se puede saber quién es este? >> ¿este? es mi prometido. carmelo: ¿prometido? no, señor. esto es una lamentable confusión. josé: cállese, usted. carmelo: me callo. josé: ¿me cambias por un viejito sin chiste? esto lo vamos a arreglar como hombres. albertano: ¡cálmese, cálmese! josé: no te metas, naco. albertano: ¿cómo me dijo? josé: ¡naco! albertano: es que yo entendí "paco". josé: ya me caíste gordo... maría: dejen 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 comerciantes, gracias. yo sabía que era una reina pero no tenía corona ni flores, ni banda. bueno, banda sí, casi siempre. buenas noches bienvenidos al noticiero univisionen peru continua el balance de daqos causado por un potente terremoto que sacudio al pais en la madrugada del domingo. el instituto geo-fisico de peru confirmo que el sismo tuvo una magnitu

conductor parece que fuera un joven si los reconoces ya me las autoridades >> en la ciudad de san josÉa aplicaciÓn tinder y los atracaban a mano armada al llegar a la situaciÓn. >> se den cuenta que buscar el amor en lÍnea puede ser algo muy peligroso, miguel gÓmez nos acompaÑa desde san josÉ con los detalles. >> hablando con algunos alumnos me dicen que la mayorÍa usan este tipo de aplicaciones, algunos tomÓ medidas de precauciÓn al momento de usarlo y otros no, pero despuÉs de esta noticia lo comenzarÁn hacer. el amor mucho lo usan de manera tradicional, pero en el 2019 de manera mÁs Útiles como las aplicaciones de cita como tinder. erika dice haber usado estas aplicaciones y tiene una experiencia de la que aprendiÓ. >> el estaba si no se pasar por alguien mÁs, no era el que estaba en la foto, a la hora que llegÓ. >> ojo, no le tocÓ tan mal como otros, segÚn la policÍa, se hacÍan pasar un por otra persona y cuando llegaban a otro lugar de cita que era una zona desierta los asaltaban, son historia como Ésta la que llevan a muchos a tomar medidas extremas de precauciÓn. >> voy a estar

palmira: gracias, mÁs adelante una persona muere por ser arrollada por un tren en san josÉ.que la ley de aborto trae contradicciones, mÁs adelante la informaciÓn. ramÓn: el Área de la penÍnsula de san mateo, se detuva sar a d menores, los supuestos abusos ocurriÓ en la localidad de pescaderos, francisco nÚÑez estÁ recluido en una cárcel. palmira: un tren arrollÓ a una mujer cerca de una estaciÓn de san josÉ, al parecer la mujer iba a pie usando las vÍas y las autoridades comenta que no se sabe si la muerte de la mujer fue intencional o accidental, todo estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. ramÓn: mÉxico sufre serias consecuencias por la contaminaciÓn de aire palmira: se aprueba la ley de aborto, que es la mÁs restrictiva. cÓmo pueden ayudar los dueÑos de casas a resolver parte de la crisis de vivienda en san josÉ, los detalles mÁs adelante. palmira: como programa de san josÉ promete limpiar un poco la falta de viviendas asequibles en la ciudad. ramÓn: el pleno preferencia incentivos a dueÑos para construir casas cerca esos coches, a continuaciÓn todos los detalles. >> el programa se llam

louis blues and r the san jose sharks may have gotten it. look at me and they beat 5 to 4 last night so sums up blues fans however are using a different o g. >>no no no it's not this one. but there is a reason that they're so mad. one reasons and here it is the sharks clearly got. >>on the game winning goal in over time. everybody saw except the refs. st. louis fans started boeing and the players players and banging their sticks. but as the guy who made the gulf points out the rule in hockey is if the ref didn't call the hand and then it's not up for review. >>well worth a handball were we so that they hockey i think uh you know with the ship to win this game and to the end of the i think neither team you to the short stick on the any of the calls out there so as to forgive. >>fair game. i mean this it's hockey and this. >>is handball though i had to look at often than that is the what my dad says how the cookie crumbles and he also used to say the malls is afraid of the eagle that makes no sense and my dad was hockey fan either, but i can s

la policÍa de san josÉ ofrece una recompensa. >>> san josÉ va a ofrecer junto al departamento de parquesenos una hora al dÍa. >>> no se suben a los Árboles verdad?. >>> nos vamos a las 11. hasta entonces. ... reinician el muro privado y activistas y residentes la re d repudian dicen que no tendra a los inmigrantes ya esta en su casa e cn califora la bebe mas pequeÑa del mundo la niÑa que

a san jose ticket will run $410. a dmv citation, $250 however there are court costs associated with a dmv citations that could push the cost above $1000. officials say although the numbers have increased since 2013, they expect there has been a plateau in san jose and they expect to see a decrease. in the san jose studio, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san mateo police arrested a man they say impersonated a police officer at two shopping centers over the weekend. investigators a 27-year-old suspect was carrying a fake gun and told people he was an undercover officer yesterday at the hillsdale shopping mail. he said he later left the mall and was located at the laurelwood shopping mall. he was arrested in 2010 with multiple counts of impersonating a police officer and other crimes. >>> san jose police are being challenged with the requirement intended to help officers understand the current social and political climate. ann rubin tell us the new offices are hitting the history books before they hit the steep streets

disinvited to a san jose job fair. len ramirez is live at san jose city college and explains why. >> reporter: said as a city college that it was not involved in the original decision to invite all of the companies and agencies to participate in the job fair today but, once i found out that one of the invitees was the u.s. border patrol, they got involved and asked them not to come. there was a line out the door for the spring job fair a san jose city college and inside the gym, more than 50 companies and agencies looking to hire, including police and the military but, there was no u.s. border patrol. >> we went before the border patrol not be on campus for the event. >> reporter: the job fair was organized by the work to future organization but a community group called dump truck complaint, launching a facebook page to raise concerns. >> the administration showed us concerns. we want to make sure that whenever anyone sets foot on campus at san jose city college, they are safe and comfortable and, having the border pat

. >> san jose has become more of a rat race. to be able to spend more time with our families. >> reporter: he says a quality life is no longer possible, even on two incomes in the capital of the south bay. new numbers from the u.s. census bureau show san jose's population declined last year by 0.2%. the first decline since 2010 and the driving force driving people out is the high cost of housing. realtor joe velasquez says the sales trend supports the statistics. >> what they are saying to me is the high cost of living in san jose and the affordability, even though we have strong employment. these tech companies are driving these high prices. what we are getting a lot from the middle class i would say is that it is still unaffordable for the majority who are not in high tech. >> reporter: san jose's losses again for other cities. while people are leaving here on the they are leaving out of state, but also to other cities within the bay area. the city that leads the pack, dublin. yeah, dublin, with a 4.5% population increase. >>

pero estÁ quien san josÉ.lebrar nuestra mexicanidad con nuestra comunidad de san josÉ. generaciÓn en generación. >> pero tÚ no te siente mexicanos son el 5 de mayo ? >> me siento me gana y me gusta mucho. >> y no cabe duda de que nada dice mÁs me siento orgulloso de ser mexicano que exhibe la bandera los cuatro vientos. y precisamente este orgullo de ser mexicano en dÍas como este de 5 de mayo y el resto del aÑo, se desborda las calles de san josÉ. en lo que parece ser un desfile, cientos de paisanos orgulloso de sus raÍces se pasean ondeando sus banderas en sus carros en el corazÓn latino de la ciudad.porque hacen eso ?? >> porque tradiciÓn de nosotros. >> en esta esquina le pueden ayudar a adornar su automÓvil para que usted tambiÉn forme parte de este desfile espontÁneo del orgullo mexicano. charlie, cuantas banderas has vendido ? >> lo suficiente para sacar para la comida de los niÑos. >> y cuenta la historia que la fiesta del 5 de mayo en estados unidos empezaron a celebrarse primero el estado de californ

the san jose rep flood kron 4 news. >>this take a live look outside right now on this tuesday evening looks kind of hazy out there, but it certainly was a lovely day lovely day little cold though as we get our first look at the 4 zone forecast with chief meteorologist for its current yeah, everybody get around the bay area you can see some of the haze out there right now looking back toward the golden gate bridge when for some of that fog to form and that will likely. >>happened overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning so not a bad day today a little cooler along the coastline. these are your highs only 15 degrees in san francisco 62 in half moon bay inside the bay. we have some 60's and some low 70's in the san jose and then well inland yet, 60's and some low 70's and the concord 72 degrees the warm spot. in antioch 73 and lay also we are looking at some changes coming our way as high pressure is going to take over the next few days that is going to warm up these temperatures outside right now is 59 degrees in san

it is san jose. ware not done yet but will be done. brief heavy rain. some cells moving into boulder creek. we're rounding third and heading for home on these showers. still some snow in the shear sierra but that is about to end. 4h up in lakeport. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. right there kelseyville, 40. some upper 30s would not surprise. even wood acre at 47 degrees, but a little more sun today. cloudy and warmer with 60s and 70s return for a little bit. >>> 401, south here. a busy day yesterday. let's hope things out of the gate are quiet today. >> you and me both, you're driving on 580 at 205, so far it starts well. a little slower at the actual pass itself where they have some road work, but not too bad. it is crowded. people are used good start. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland. both directions moving along nicely as you drive into oakland. you can see at the bay toll plaza it is very light. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is meeting with fellow democrats about if they should move

. >> (hablando en inglÉs) pero la policÍa de san josÉ pinta otra imagen >> de un delincuente con largostorial criminal quiÉn arremetiÓ contra un auto robado dejÁndolo seriamente lesionado >>> los tres oficiales que estaban en la escena, 2 t de ellos novato abrieron fuego impactando al joven. >> con mÚltiples disparos, las personas que ven que va a matar se preguntan si pudo utilizar fuerza no letal, la respuesta estÁ en manos del fiscal del distrito quiÉn analiza el caso. >> de la policÍa >>> como pueden ver aquÍ en la escena amigos y familiares han dejado flores y veladoras quiÉn tenÍa hijos en camino, la policÍa dice que el oficial que fue embestido sufriÓ severas lesiones y ha sido dado de alta han videos estÁ siendo revisado por el fiscal del distrito y serÁ dado a conocer una vez que termine la investigaciÓn reportando desde el este de san josÉ, regresamos con ustedes al estudio. >> estaremos esperando el resultado. >> muchas gracias paola. >> (hablando en inglÉs) la policÍa dio a conocer el video de la cÁmara corporal igual que la grabaciÓn de un oficial involucrado ocurrido en f

rob flood kron 4 news, san jose sharks play the st. louis blues right now in san jose the puck drop to 6 o'clock tonight for game 2 in the nhl western conference finals. the sharks beat the blues in game one on saturday. >>that final score 6 to 3. after tonight, the sharks will head to st. louis to play the blues there. the search president tells us there will be treats for fans who can't make that trip to missouri. >>starting wednesday, which is our first away game in louis. schalke players get the morning, the first 40 people that show up and players inc in san jose that's a tattoo parlor we'll get a free san jose sharks at 2 there are 6 different designs. you can choose from some of them are d you're sharks fandom and really take the slogan sharks for life for serious. >>right across the whole chess big giant shark jaw. i get back to this if you're you're not going to do it at night. i am. >>alright kron four sports team and sharon stone are all the game right now are good for game highlights and fan reaction about the forehead. now

martin jones makes the save, igniting a break for san jose. his first career goal accounting the deficit. then four minutes later san jose with another chance, got behind the goalie jordan bennington but it's saved to keep the blues in front. two minutes after that final second of the st. louis power play, 3-1. the blues go on to win 5-1. they win the series going into the first stanley cup finals since the nixon administration. the shark also have to wait until year to hoist their first cup. >> you know the number of times they were written for dead and buried and the number of times they kept getting off the map and the things guys played through. that's a disappointing part for me. that's stuff that shouldn't get rewarded. it's a harsh lead. it's a hard trophy to win. >> you're realitily thinking about. it yeah, it hurt. >> raptors in game four against the bucks. kuwai leonard. the eastern conference finals will go until at least saturday while the warriors get to sit home and get healthy. >> giants and braves, too cold for ice cream? giant

oakland, san jose and concord, look how much warmer it will be inland. 72308 san jose. plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. just to get you some headlines, yes, there is a small chance for rain but it doesn't get here until late in the week. ill ahe show that you in the forecast in a bit. back over to you. >> its police have raided the heim free lance journalist. they want to know would leaked the police report in the death of san francisco public defender jeff hidachi. the medical examiner's report revealed the cause was a combination of drugs, alcohol and heart problems. brian carmody said he sold information about the report to several media outlets. he says the police and fbi agents used a sledge hammer to break down his gate and entered with guns drawn. they searched the house from the attic to the garage. confiscated cell phones, computers and a copy of the police report from the safe in his office. san francisco police released a statement yesterday. today's actions are one step in the process of investigating a potential case of object struck of justice along wi

Éstas imÁgenes son de las postemporada del equipo de san josÉ.gos nos y eso tiene sus cambios, los blues hoy tienen un juego muy fÍsico, pero los sharks han salido aprovechar para anotar hoy. esta noche a las 11 le tenemos el resumen completo. atenciÓn, si usted es amante de los sharks y de los tatuajes, esta noticia les va a encantar, hoy los sharks anunciaron que van a auspiciar 170 cuenta tatuajes el 15 de mayo j mayo y los Últimos 40 durante el Último juego de ser necesario el 7 de may 17 de mayo, solo van a tocatuar brazos y piernas. la informaciÓn de los hitos y horarios estÁn disponibles en la pÁgina web de >>veieron seis a dos a los indios de oaklapor segundoÍ consecutivo, maÑana ambos equipos repiten el coliseo a la 1:00 de la tarde, seguimos con los atlÉticos, el equipo anuncÓo hoy que el veterano edwin jac jackson ha sido cambiado a los azulejos de toronto por dinero, jackson habÍa estado en ligas menores con oakland, pero el aÑo pasado le fue bien con seis triunfos y tres derrotas. si jackson es llamado por el equipo de toronto serÁ v

over sunnyvale and san jose, you are in the rain shadow. llejo, pouring, livermore and concord, clayton, pouring. san francisco, a break, but more toward santa rosa. that's the shot of the bay area getting soggy, and this rainfall will be around for another hour to hour and 45 minutes. 1.46 inches of rain in santa rosa today. during the winter, you wouldn't bat an eye, but from a, that's a lot. it's the wettest day in may since 2005. almost 14 years ago the last time we were this wet in the month of may. we have gone almost zero from a, but even farther back, it's been a while since we have been this wet. why is this happening? the atmosphere is not acting like it's get big ridge mtrtto alaska, canada and the pacific northwest, but not here. without the ridge of high pressure, which we see in the winter, but also right now, we have a pretty potent storm moving along those train tracks in the atmosphere. futurecast. tonight, we dry out. we will be in between weather systems. it is the same storm, but here comes the front out by 9:00. not tha

. >>> san jose needs more affordable housing. one solution, a piece of land the state owns that is a block away from san jose state. that spot could be turned into affordable housing for students and faculty, which is badly needed. abc 7 news reporter uni eer hunn has the story. >> reporter: good evening. behind me issal quist building in downtown san jose. this morning it was put on a list of possible buildings for the state to relinquish or sell off. san jose state says they want and it they're working with two state lawmakers to try to make it april. the alquist building in downtown is being underutilized at a cost to taxpayers according to kalra. >> this critical site in the heart of downtown san jose reimagined in a way that makes >> reporter: discussions have been under way to figure out better use of the property. currently the three-story building houses several state agencies and the chp. state nator jas sembma ash kale it can be better off as affordable housing, a plan embraced by san jose state university. >> as we bri

ya tiene un aÑo que empezÓ a entrevistar estratÉgicamente a las personas >>> la diÓcesis de san josÉrecibido por el condado de santa clara incluy d incluyendo la forma de reportar este tipo de abusos a las autoridades >>> para mÍ es un desarrollo muy importante por el progreso de transparencia >>> la fiscalÍa tambiÉn pidiÓ que la iglesia conserve los documentos relacionados con las acusaciones de abusos de clÉrigos >>> para la sanaciÓn, es importante por las vÍctimas para superar y es muy difÍcil porque hay mucha vergÜenza y culpa. >>> de regreso en vivo, les cuento que como parte de la transparencia de la iglesia, la diÓcesis de san josÉ, revelaron que estÁn evaluando los requisitos y piensan cooperar con las autoridades con todo lo necesario, es lo que tengo en vivo desde san josÉ, christian cÁzares noticiero telemundo 48 >>> estamos hablando de seres humanos que su vida fue truncada desde pequeÑos, merece justicia. ojalÁ no vuelva a suceder >>> que se aclare todo esto >>> la policÍa de oakland despliega un fuerte operativo de seguridad para evitar las ca carreras ilegales y mÁs du

a san jose ticket will run $410.itation, $250, however there arcourt costs associated with the dmv citation the could push the cost about $1000. officials say although the numbers have been increasing since 2013, they expect there has been a plateau in san jose and they expect to see a decrease. in the san jose studio, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> santa clara county supervises are set to vote on a $5 million fund tomorrow designed to drastically wrap- up services for victims of sexual assault. the money would go toward establishing twocrisis centers. it would also increase law enforcement training to investigate and prosecute sex crimes. in addition, the fund would help provide more resources for sex assault for survivors from job placement and mental health to childcare. supervisor, cindy chavez joined san francisco city leaders and advocates to rally in support of the fund. advocates say the initiative is in response to an alarming rise in the number of reported and sexual assaults. >> it is an agenda that is f

now campbell in san jose at 77. fremont in pleasanton 74 for your highs and much of the rest of the east bay into the 70's as well berkeley being the exception at 68 very close sonoma and napa in the mid 70's while pittsburgh in vacaville. calmer than yesterday and a lot warmer up to 78 degrees even up towards the coast. some 60's in stinson beach and point raise today, breaking down your next 7 days. we start our forecast warm and will be ending at a warm note, too but we see a drop in temperatures come sunday and that's also our best chance of rain sunday probably or data plan a day inside maybe to watch a movie maybe avengers 69 degrees for your daytime high and just a slight chance of rain decides that it is crystal clear and it is a really nice start to may daria. >>thanks john 8.16 and. >>and there's something very important a big change at sfo if you use a rideshare like uber lyft to pick you up at the airport starting next month in june. all the domestic rideshare pickups are moving to a central hourly parki

in san jose, only 2% of firefighters are women. this is youtube video of a san jose fire academy from a couple years ago. only one of them was a woman. >> as a person growing up, you know, you open up the kid's books, it's always fireman. it's not something you would consider a female doing. >> reporter: so firefighter outp for women hoping to get bartenders, bus drivers, teachers, even lawyers to dip their toes into the fire service. >> 90 minute circuit training workout, they're going to be pulling dummies, going to be pulling hose, using sledgehammers, doing stairs like seven stories of stairs with hose packs on. going to be doing lots of stuff that we do in the training academy. >> reporter: she says nationwide only 4% of the fire service is made up of women. and that's double san jose's rate. >> i think women bring a unique aspect to the fire service. i think they enhance the fire service. >> reporter: she retired as a battalion chief in san jose. she spent her 32 1/2-year career advocating for more diversity in the department

san jose 65. this has been a very chilly spring. frankly the whole year, san jose 52. the story is the showers moving in won't be as intense as the weekend. but nothing out there now. it will be after midnight after the approach from san francisco. how much rain do we get? the wettest two-day stretch at the airport in may since 1957, 62 years ago we got more than an inch of rain at sfo when you add together saturday and sunday and we will see more snowfall tomorrow into tomorrow night, 6 to 12 inches of snowfall. what can we expect tomorrow? showers likely, especially the east bay. only 61 degrees in lafayette tomorrow. 71 as the rain leaves and the sunshine returns, at least a little bit coming up on wednesday. so warmer and drier on wednesday. notice coming in from the north and west, not as much moisture with it, yes, perhaps showers, light rain at times, but not the heavy soaking rainfall. now, timing for the commute. start the futurecast at 7 a.m. go all the way throughout the day with showers, showers at times, but chilly and breezy. sunshine in the morning and t

just ahead, we ask why. >>> i'm meteorologist paul deanno live in san jose. the big watch party for the sharks game three. we'll have a live report and a live look at your weather including a chance of rain in may. what? we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> tonight, breakthrough medicine. it has to do with the case of a little boy born without an immune system. >> to survive, he lived in a sterile chamber and was known as the boy in the bubble. >> fast forward about 40 years and tonight, another little boy is helping pave the way to potential cure. >> kpix5'srich is in san francisco with our in an experimeal treatment. experts say the gene therapy he got is a game changer. like most kids, deckland ruby is not immune to the charms of the baby shark song. but this two-year-old has a brand new immune system. >> it sounded like something out of grey's anatomy. something made up. >> we came out to get this treatment and see how well it worked. >> reporter: he was born with a rare life threatening disease. skid. severe combined immune deficiency disorder. it g

campbell in san jose at 77 each. a nice warm up and temperatures for the east bay much like the rest of the bay area, mid 70's for the tri valley low 70's and oakland richmond in orinda while on that creek conquered on up to pittsburgh fairfield in vacaville. calmer warmer and just as clear as yesterday was this afternoon, good combination for getting out and enjoying petaluma and santa rosa, both up to 74. so expect warmer and nice dry skies today tomorrow on into friday saturday just a bit cooler and then come sunday, our coolest of days with our best chance of rainfall in just a slight chance of rain to finish the weekend friday and saturday, definitely are better days to plan your outdoor activities this weekend. daria. >>saint john in less than an hour attorney general bill barr is going to live or a long-awaited testimony about the mueller report before a senate committee, here's karen k filed with the latest. >>we learned last night that in the days following the release of bars 4 page letter to congress summa

san jose was found in the area of east at san antonio and south 11th street yesterday. police say the death did not appear suspicious, but the cause of death is still pending. in the ghost ship warehouse trial. a man who lived at the warehouse took the stand to share what he saw that night 36 people were killed. derick almena and max harris are the 2 men on trial and they're charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. their attorney says the fire was started by an arsonist yesterday alan adam keenan said that he saw at least 3 people leaving the building as it begins to smell like smoke he testified that there were no fire sprinklers and that he saw oakland police child protective services and the fire department inside of that warehouse on several occasions. >>yeah, 5 to 10 visits from cbs officials. 2, 2, off-duty firefighters came in and actually attended a party there. police there at least on 2 occasions and for us that of if those people would have known him 28 year-old max harris, an art student. nearly homeless living there creating is our wouldn't have

san jose 16 1/4. one more system swinging in. its many going east but enough thn inch for some so mostly cloudy skies. 50s, low 50s and light rain will continue off and on. nothing too heavy today. today is a weak system but there's enough, some changes coming for the weekend but maybe a couple days we will get a break. today 60s. >>> hopefully things are quiet in the traffic department. >>> they are although i had a downpour on the way in which was kind of weird and get into the car and all of a sudden it's raining hard for minute then it went away. >> that is a shower. >>> my own personal weatherman. >> let's go to traffic. we have traffic that is moving along okay, a little bit of slowing. right at the past other than that looks pretty good. no major problems getting to dublin there was a backup. 880 oakland north and south looking good. it is wet from the rain we talked about but not too bad. 402 let's go back to the desk. >>> police in new zealand filed a terrorism charge against him and arrested for the deadly shootings of

aproximadamente 9000 carros son probados anualmente en san josÉ autoridades policiales informaron quee robos de carro van en aumento al igual que el peligro que conlleva se procedimiento policial. los uniformados aseguraron que su labor es primordial aun sabiendo que sus vÍas estÁn riesgo de orina >> los oficiales para en un carro que no saben que estÁ robado que aÚn no ha sido reportado. es un palÉ trabajo bien peligroso no hay una regla que dice que ellos tienen que velar por eso cuando estÁn en la calle. ellos lo hacen porque esta comunidad >> el modo pegar de los maleantes puede variar: desde ron verÁs una ventana o simplemente aprovechar que las puertas hayan quedado sin seguro auto si se ha sido vÍctima de robo, contacte de manera inmediata a los oficiales >> si alguien tiene su carro robado, es muy peligroso dar con los sospechosos lo que recomiendo es la gente hable a la policÍa y que de la descripciÓn del b y u lo y el nombre suyo. >> fueron e la policÍa de san josÉ, precisamente la labor que realizan a diario para evitar robos y sucesos que reciben a travÉs de llamas telefÓn

>>san jose's veterans memorial here on park avenue in downtown san jose was built with donations from the community in this case has touched a nerve after it was vandalized earlier this month, san jose police say they got a lot of tips on this and that one of those tips has led to an arrest. >>it's common when veterans assemble a diva place for those not return home. >>just really pleased to find out there has been an arrest in the case vietnam era veteran greg nichols recalled his reaction when he first saw how san jose's veterans memorial had been vandalized earlier this month. well when i heard that it tagged and damaged i thought who would do such a thing you know >>it's you know these these monuments are made to make us reflect a on our path asked and to honor the veterans and died in the service of our country arrested on thursday on suspicion of vandalizing the memorial is 39 year-old martin louise vivanco of san jose. >>he is accused of defacing the memorial with graffiti tags on may 6 several of the panel's honoring members of all 5 branches of the military were defaced the c

crashed into a san jose home. it happened this morning in alum rock. >>> a close call after a car crashed into this home in san jose. it happened this morning. police say the driver was drunk and struck at least one other car before crashing into the house. thankfully no injuries. investigators have not released the driver's name. >>> the self-proclaimed pothole vigilantes say they need help. two men who want to remai hands. they plan to handout free tools and bags of asphalt. it starts 8:00 tonight in lowell park. >>> the price we're paying for utilities isn't helping. we pay the highest energy prices in the country according to a new government study. gas prices are nearly 40% higher than the national average, we pay 56% more for electricity. want more bad news? prices could continue to climb. pg&e has taken responsibility for starting the camp fire in butte county. ratepayers could be looking at even more increases to pay for the damages and losses. >>> okay, this is a story where you get to say ah. workers fou

this is in downtown san jose. there is a plan for the space that could make sense for nearby san jose state students. the building is between second and third, this is in the heart of downtown. >> reporter: the state building has been pretty much criticize since day one for being wasted space because there are a lot of nooks and crannies inside the just do not make sense anymore. but the new plan is to potentially relinquish this building turn it over to san jose state where they can now build new housing for students. >> reporter: state assembly member does not mind saying, that this is past its prime. >> it really is. when you are inside the offices, we can hear the offices on either side of these walls. >> reporter: the building was opened in 1983, with offices in clusters around shady concrete patios that nobody really uses anymore. >> it was a sign of the time. are so they are working on a plan for the state to relinquish the building, move state offices to nearby buildings and eventually sell the property to

los clamores de los trabajadores en la calle, estamos donde la marcha se enfocÓ, y ramón estÁ en san josÉracias nos encontramos aquÍ en la ciudad de san josÉ donde podemos decir ciento de personas han dado cita para participar en este dÍa del trabajo y uno de los temas principales de esta marcha es justamente la cuestiÓn migratoria, me acompaÑa miguel alargÓ un inmigrante, hÁblame de tu interÉs de participar en esta marcha. >> es importante porque este presidente hasta perdiendo mucho su tiempo habido muchas redadas, separaciÓn de las familias, es por eso que me he unido a esta lucha, es importante, participÓ muchas organizaciones haciendo talleres, diferentes iglesias, para aportar parte como inmigrante. ramÓn: quiero mostrarles por favor, la cantidad de persona que se han dado cita, esta marcha va ultimar sobre la santa clara iba a concluir en el city hall, muchas son las inquietudes de los inmigrantes pero una de ellas es el tema de la cuestiÓn migratoria, quiero que vean ustedes porque una de las cosas que me llamÓ la atenciÓn es justamente muchas persona de origen musulmÁn, gente asi

ramÓn: la ciudad de san josÉ estÁ considerando actualizar una polÍtica que limitaría el desarrollo del Área dicen que se debcons negocios ante de construir viviendas, la ciudad tiene la intenciÓn de construir a largo plazo mÁs vivienda cuando crucÉ la autopista, un plan adoptado en el 2005 para agregar mÁs de 25 millones de pies cuadrados de oficinas, espacio comercial, habitaciones de hotel y 32,000 u de vivienda. palmira: la protesta pacÍfica se realizÓ frente a la sede del puerto de esta ciudad mientras tanto los atlÉticos celebraban con un rally a poco metros de distancia y obviamente habÍa mucha expectativa con sentimientos encontrados entre fanÁtico y trabajadores para saber cÓmo se va resolver esta situaciÓn. ramÓn: miles de estudiantes estarÁn graduando de la universidad en el curso de los prÓximos dÍas. palmira: dayana dÍa hablÓ con consejeras para ver quÉ tienen en venta para mundo que le espera fuera de las clases. >> buenas tardes muchas estudiantes se preparan para el dÍa de su graduaciÓn. >> cree que estÁ lista para obtener el trabajo de mi sueÑo? >> para el trabajo de m

. >> vamos con christian hasta san josé. >> la situación por el momento está tranquila, pero no se dejea, no que preocupa a muchos, todos llevan el paraguas y una buena chamarra, es mejor prevenir que lamentar. nuestro lente captó este parque, y hemos visto a personas manejando más despacio, fuimos a un campo de cereza en el este, algunos agricultores dicen que las frías temperaturas retrasaron la recolección. >> (habla en inglés). >> nunca es bueno para un agricultor ver una tormenta dirigiéndose a su campo rojo, dijo esta agricultora, las nubes oscuras siguen muy presentes en el área, este es uno de muchos sistemas en el área de la bahía, mantenga su chamarra y paraguas en mano, y la mejor herramienta es tener la aplicación de telemundo48, que es completamente gratis, para seguir paso a paso este sistema. >> excelente consejo, christian, tendremos descanso de la lluvia pero no por mucho tiempo. >> vamos con gabriela que nos cuenta como está la situación. >> estamos monitoreando esta segunda tormenta que azota esta semana, vemos nubes desde san francisco, una capa nubosa, residuos de l

san jose 70, 50s tonight.low clouds will return any where near san francisco, san pablo bay in the city, along the coastline. santa rosa 50. freemont, concord in the 50s. pollen has been getting you? dennis has been talking about it. even though it was lower than it was. if it's a persistent thing for you. there may be a few showers that may help you out but this is pollen season we just have to deal with it. make sure you take care of mom this week edge., weekend. mom and grandma whoever is taking care of the kids. we have sunshine now, sunshine monday. what's going to happen between now and then. well we had ha storm moving in from , well we had a storm moving in from idaho. i don't think i've ever said that in my time. the flow of air the storm track if you see going from northeast to southwest. this low that's over idaho will be over los angeles by friday afternoon. kind of an odd pattern but that's the way things are going. lots of showers, thunderstorms over the sierra thursday evening. whether some of t

>>san jose's veterans memorial here on park avenue in downtown san jose was built with donations from the community in this case has touched a nerve after it was vandalized earlier this month, san jose police say they got a lot of tips on this and that one of those tips has led to an arrest. >>it's common when veterans assemble a diva place for those not return home. >>just really pleased to find out there has been an arrest in the case vietnam era veteran greg nichols recalled his reaction when he first saw how san jose's veterans memorial had been vandalized earlier this month. well when i heard that it tagged and damaged i thought who would do such a thing you know >>it's you know these these monuments are made to make us reflect a on our path asked and to honor the veterans and died in the service of our country arrested on thursday on suspicion of vandalizing the memorial is 39 year-old martin louise vivanco of san jose. >>he is accused of defacing the memorial with graffiti tags on may 6 several of the panel's honoring members of all 5 branches of the military were defaced the c

>>hola, mi nombre es rosa ventura, vivo en san josÉ.enta de trabajo en la cual necesito pagar mi renta, la policÍa me ayudÓ pero desafortunadamente cuando encontrÉ mi carro fui yo la que lo recuperÓ. si llegÓ la policÍa, pero me gustarÍa que la policía hiciera un poquito mÁs acerca del robo de autos. puesto que nos daÑa mucho, nos quita nuestra herramienta de trabajo, asÍ que pido a la policÍa poquito mÁs de ayuda en ese aspecto. >> asÍ que fuimos a cuestionar al departamento de policÍa de san josÉ sobre cÓmo hace los seguimientos a los reportes de robos de carros. la historia hoy a las 11 naturalmente en la silla del cambio. no se la pierdan. lo invitamos a que descargue nuestra app de noticias para conocer de cerca las historias de la silla el cambio y para que compartas la tuya. >> por otro lado los cuestionamientos que pidan asilo la frontera serÁn más estrictos. >> migrantes que cruzan la frontera enfrentarÁn un cuestionamiento mÁs exhaustivo cuando soliciten asilo, la administraciÓn trump ordenó a los encargados de las entrevistas

is longed for . >> there's no doubt that san jose and downtown san jose is the urban core of silicon valley and with the pace and now it will be universally believed to be that. >>reporter: with one of the biggest changes that took place around here had nothing to do with buildings or office complexes i had to do with roads, julian street with a wide boulevard that cut through the middle of this area, this street was narrowed to make it more walkable so that people could enjoy the area on foot. reporting live in san jose, lynn ramirez, kpix 5 . >>> the owner of the so-called flynn stock flintstone house, the owner was sued over her colorful tasting yard ornaments . now, she is suing back. or attorney accuses the town of racial discrimination and says the towns lawsuit and stop work orders violate the fair housing act. and her constitutional rights. the town of hillsboro denies discrimination and says the cross-complaint seeks to divert attention from the fact that the owner, installed a large project without going through design review and without getting the required building permit

right now san jose 56 degrees, high today of 72. in san francisco you see the blanket of low clouds above downtown. currently in the 50s. that will also ensure during the day tomorrow wake up with some drizzle and mist and partly cloudy skies but a cool day around the coast and inner bay. for tomorrow 40s and 50s, see low clouds possibly inland in salono county and inland. if you have brunch planned with mom watch out for misty skies. by late morning mostly sunny skies inland, and stay tuned as that seven-day forecast shows at the bottom of the screen, those aren't typos. we actually have rain and snow making a come back. for tomorrow 70s inland, in fact a few areas in the inland east bay may get close to 80 degrees. 70s in san jose, and 60s from san francisco to oakland. that's because high pressure will hold its ground through about monday and notice what happens tuesday now. they've got a cold, especially by may standards, cold system here approaching the coast. so increasing clouds tuesday. in fact the wednesday forecast is star

i'm live in san jose sarah stinson kron 4 news. thank you very much sara. >>time now is now i know one in breaking news out of san francisco, a water main break impacting the forest hill neighborhood a lot of water rushing down the street from ford's will trend stand by live with an update what we know so far will. >>they've been able to turn off the faucet so to speak of the last 15 minutes or so let me step out of the way and show you what's going on this all took place at around 6 o'clock in the morning when a pipe under the street first and as i told you they would have to bring in the heavy equipment so you can see right there but a lot are no longer flowing. it's just that may be trickling at this point. this is at claremont and kensington you can see all all the crews at the location. they don't know what caused it could be an old pipe could be just a lot of. pressure could be from just the street itself. he just don't know and that's part of the investigation, but the good news is it did not affect the water supply this location. but the force of it

he got a delay to a 50 minute one right around that at now you're good in oakland and san jose.at to see no delays out there this morning if you're heading up into the sierra you are going to have some really nice weather temperatures in the 60's is very comfortable, but watch out for those afternoon thunderstorms so continue today tomorrow into sunday by monday as we head back to work well that's when the skies finally decide to clear robin it so foggy out there that's going to impact your drive across the golden gate so be careful definitely expect reduced visibility across the span here want to watch. >>little busy into san francisco. but not bad and no problems to report and your overall drive time a very quick 23 minutes from highway 37 to the tolls a good looking trip into san francisco this friday morning this tends to happen if we don't have any major issues. her hot spots settle back up traffic on a friday friday, sometimes you get early clearing and that's what's happening. no delays no issues, 13 minutes for the drive off to street daryn thank you robin, a 41 for your

. >> nbc's damian trujillo is in san jose with powerful moments. a very touching day. >> all day, they brought out the big guns out here at the oak hill cemetery in san jose. they're doing a show for the visitors here. it's always such a moving and powerful tribute here at oak hill, young and old gathering to make sure the nation never forgets those military members who never made it home. amid the bagpipes and the patriotic colors, little max mcgee walks from headstone to headstone pennies in hand saluting every soldier who lay before him. >> and we lay a penny on each headstone so when their families come and whoever comes to visit them will know someone came to pay their respects. >> among those remembered was sean walsh of san jose who left home with dreepams of becoming canine handler, a dream cut short in combat in afghanistan. >> for me the void is very big, but i'm blessed that his friends never forget him, so that's -- you know, and i'm blessed that the country never forgets. >> in sean's memory his family us foundation provides police k-9

>>a big day tomorrow for the san jose sharks. they are taking on the louis blues on the quest for the stanley cup. the first game of the western conference finals will be in san jose at the tank. today we talked with san jose sharks president jonathan becker about all of festivities happening tomorrow. >>the street rally that we do ahead of time will started to 30. so does couple things to spice this up as you say to keep things that stink first of all between 2.30 and 3 30 at the k foxx bot booth at the street rally. the stanley cup itself will be there. so if you want to get your picture taken with the stanley cup which i'm sure all sharks fans want e sure to get in line early it will be there for an hour. it's a sight that if you never seen before to fantastic. it's the ultimate prize in my opinion all of sports. the second thing we've done with a lot of things just to all highlight is our pre game show is not to be missed and every round we do something a little bit different. but for round 3 for tomorrow night we've shaken u

now it's just cloudy as we look live at san jose. as you get dressed, keep the umbrella somewhere close by. with all of this humidity and cloudy skies, it will be a good hat day. don't even worry about the hair. today in the low 60s. it will be chilly once the winds pick up. san francisco, 58. 59 in santa rosa. 64 today in antioch. as we go throughout our forecast, this disturbance keeps the weather unsettled today. a shower moving across parts of the east bay. we can see the direction of the rain moving from the northwest to the southeast. so we get a closer look to see what of the rain that just moved through hayward, fremont, and about to approach some of the hills. as we go throughout the day, some rain will be passing. but there may be a few breaks. at noon, most live cloudy skies. just a couple of spotty showers. going throughout the rest of the day, slight thunderstorm chances. we start to see a little bit more energy working up across the bay area. and then by tonight we still have some off and on rain moving through. but the

and then out toward san jose. so you see those areas of rainfall pushing through in multiple waves just sweeping across the bay as we make our way through the latter part of the morning. rainfall activity for much of the bay area's actually going to calm down in the early afternoon that won't be the case though for the north bay which has its greatest potential of thunderstorms into the afternoon for areas like napa and sonoma counties further north in the bay area. after that point later into the afternoon into the evening. you're at intensity of rainfall is at least going to start decreasing which is light showers to carry us through the evening by tomorrow morning just a couple of sprinkles hanging on and then tomorrow afternoon, a beautiful start to the weekend a nice breather between systems we're going to look at mostly clear skies before you see behind me that's the rainfall that's going to eventually make its way our direction towards the middle of saturday. your daytime highs today, the coolest that they'

. >>> the san jose sharks have fallen into a pattern. they win the first game and then lose the second game on home ice. they did it again last night against the st. louis blues blues at the shark tank. the blue scored their first goal at three minutes into the game and never looked back. they had a 2-0 lead before the sharks got on the scoreboard. in the second period, logan had two goals in two minutes. that was all for the sharks. the blues scored twice more and they won four have 2. joe fonzie was at the game and said even the sharks admitted they were less intense than the blues.>> reporter: logan continued the success he is shown throughout the entire stanley cup playoffs this year. the sharks but like the rest of the team didn't have the same type of intensity necessary this time of year. >> we didn't put in enough effort to hope to went game. i think you have to make sure that you are working hard enough that you're going to dictate the outcome. >> in my opinion that wasn't anywhere near what we are capable of and i don't think w

it happened last night in san jose. we are learning this evening that the tragedy involves a group of cousins. get dell has a story. >> san jose police are investigating the crash as a case of street racing between two vehicles. earlier today family members visited the scene and dropped a bombshell saying that all parties involved in both vehicles were all cousins, apparently. now san jose police want the driver of the other car to give him a call and sort this out. >> it's hard to tell from the mangled wreckage but this used to be a pontiac trans am. in the passenger seat are the remains of david behind uppercut they said the trans am was racing with the black america going eastbound on santa teresa boulevard when the trans am lost control and slammed into a pine tree just before lien avenue. the driver is now in the icu and faces charges of felony dui. david died at the scene. >> it's like the impact, like a big fat. >> she came running out after him the impact and soy second vehicle pulled over. other witnesses said

live in san jose, back to you in the studio. go sharks! >> go sharks!et's get to dennis, he is inside of the shark tank. is >> i was just going to tell him, i have a seat tomorrow. we are going to tell you, the keys to game two. when we come back. >>> well, the sharks often came out strong in game one against the blues. they are hoping for a repeat for game two of the western conference final >>wod benice. our sports director, as with all live inside. what he say? >> reporter: i am jacked. especially for logan's run. for the san jose sharks, he scored 27 goals in the entire regular season, so far in the playoffs he has 11 goals. check it out. he scored twice saturday against the blues. he pushed his goal total. they had skated all the way to this stanley cup finals. he is probably the most underrated star in the nhl. since he made his playoff debut in 2010, he has 45 goals. this is more than hockey megastars. if the sharks key plane, he is sure to pass alex. they love his consistency. >> i don't have an explanation for the playoff thing, other than ther

since 2015 6 people have died as a result, the street racing inside shows in the city of san jose. >>sideshows often attract big crowds that can get out of hand putting participants, spectators and sometimes innocent bystanders are neighbors at risk. a new city ordinance would authorize police to criminalize attending these events as san jose mayor sam liccardo. >>we've lost 6 young people to illegal street races. that is 6 too many. it is clear that these are horribly dangerous. we're losing too many young lives and we need to do more to be able to crack down. >>the new ordinance a spectator could be cited with a misdemeanor find a $1000 and be given 6 months in jail or both anyone caught within 200 feet of a street racer sideshow would be considered a spectator and could be cited. >>spectators themselves are helping to create the of that whether they are advertising for the event by uploading video whether they're blocking off streets. 21 event to happen whether the lookouts for the police. we know these events happened because of the people who are standing around. >>san jose po

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