san jose. the westfield shopping center and oakridge mall, there. we keep focusing on the target, unclear if that is where that happened. there is a lot more depth, i should say, of police presence around that target store. as brian mentioned, just a couple of days ago, there was a retail theft which was thwarted just around the corner at that macy's. obviously, a lot of attention on this mall for a multitude of reasons. today it was because of this shooting. again, the mayor of san jose is saying it does not appear to be an active shooter situation. it is unclear if that individual was arrested or even identified at this point. a lot of questions we need to have answered still in this but it does appear that people are being allowed to leave the facility and go safely to their cars as police continue their investigation there. >>> this is at the intersection of 85 and 87, south-central san jose across the street, by the corner of gunderson high school. at the oakridge mall they have the target

jose and kitty had been riddled with 15 shots.her still. >> there was a contact wound on kitty menendez's face. it blew out her eye. i mean, it was grotesque, what happened to her. >> reporter: to investigators, it appeared jose and kitty had been relaxing in the den. an empty bowl of cream and berries and erik's ucla paperwork were on the coffee table. the television set was on. there was no indication of a break-in. but something did stand out to detective zoeller. >> we didn't see any shotgun shells. >> what did that say to you? >> somebody collected the shotgun shells. >> but who does a thing like that, if they've got a messy crime scene of that sort? >> somebody that didn't want fingerprints on the shotgun shells, is the only thing i could think of. >> reporter: while investigators examined the crime scene, lyle menendez, then 21, and erik, 18, went to the station to speak to police. >> the brothers said they were in and out throughout the day. and then as evening approached, they decided that they wanted to go to the movies.

>> absolutely, jose. number one, we saw it have an impact on their bond. $500,000 bond on involuntary manslaughter being the lowest level homicide is unusually high. so they're detained. they can't put the bond up, they can't get out. secondly down the road, it's evidence of consciousness of guilt. this prosecutor at trial is going to argue, if they didn't do anything wrong, why did they flee? why did they hide? >> then there's the whole issue of the school. when asked about possible missteps by the school, the prosecutor in the case said, quote, any individual who had the opportunity to stop this tragedy should have done so. the question is, what do they know and when did they know it? what do you see on that one? >> that's true. what did they know and when did they know it? and does it rise to a level of criminal liability. i think schools are -- as we've seen in other school shootings, they always have the duty to, you know -- inherent duty to keep the school safe and the staff and the students safe. a

i'm jose diaz-balart. president biden is heading to kentucky as the search continues for more than 100 people still unaccounted for after the catastrophic tornado outbreak in the mid-mississippi valley. we'll talk about what the people in the region immediate and how we can all help. this as a powerful storm dumps record-breaking snow. >> and a closer look at the situation in afghanistan. more than three months after the u.s. left and the taliban take over. >>> and we begin with the ongoing rescue and recovery efforts after last week's deadly tornado outbreak in the mid-mississippi valley. president biden is now on his way to western kentucky to get a firsthand look at the utter devastation left behind by the twisters that killed more than five people. he'll get a briefing before making stops in mayfield and dawson springs. as the president visits kentucky, search efforts are still underway for more than 100 people that are still unaccounted for, as the survivors pick up the pieces and begin the process of

look at san josÉ.ped to 33 degrees out there at christmas in the park, very chilly to start the morning. the fog is patchy in nature. seeing some of it around the dublin, 580, 680 interchange. the fog will likely stick around, especially for the east bay and the north bay through about lunchtime. you see the time stamp there through 12:00. because of that we are going tough time warming up today. as you see there, a few high clouds starting to approach but the rain for now holding off to the west of the north bay. hour-by-hour, your temperatures as we get to lunchtime. by 3:00 in the afternoon we will get a little hazy sunshine but patchy fog inland around napa, concord. and then down here you will see temperatures, low 50s because of the patchy fog. for football, not worrying about the rain or wind, and the kickoff should be in the mid-50s and then cooling heading towards the fourth quarter with the hazy skies. timing on the rain tends to be during tuesday's morning commute, you see it there approachi

a live look at the south bay, san jose good morning, 46 degrees in san jose and other locations, 40so your lunchtime forecast. for the coast, mid 60s, mid 60s at noon around the bay and looking at upper 60s inland with a few clouds streaming in, you will notice that. mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. san francisco at noon 62 with a light northerly wind. oakland, 64 with a mix of sun and clouds. lunchtime forecast in san jose, 68. a pretty afternoon and lunchtime forecast for all across the bay area. i already know what i will have for lunch, that vegan cesar salad that i have been craving. >> you guys talk about this all the time. >> it is the jam. >> they taabis all week. >> yes. >>> this story might make you say what could go wrong? >> scientists who created the world's first living robots say they can self replicate. they're less than one millimeter wide and are formed from stem cells of the african clawed frog. scientists noted they worked together in groups and were able to compress extra cells into offspring. the hope is the technology can be used for regenerative medicine an

último minuto a semanas de una serie de robos en la región como cuenta cabrera desde el este de san josé han puesto sus esperanzas en navidad para salir adelante >> así lucían las tiendas de la plaza de san josé esta noche muchos escogieron el supe sábado para escoger sus regalos >> hay más oportunidades de ofertas a último minuto pero también es mucho tráfico mucha gente en los almacenes entonces tiene sus pro y contra >> cientos de personas prefieren dejar las compras para último mó a pesar de los robos en establecimientos locales >> un poco de miedo con eso de la pandemia y la gente le gusta agarrar >> la señora juana es dueña de este negocio al este de san josé siente miedo porque en 3 ocasiones le han intentado robar >> en una ocasión amarraron el presidente lo triste es que a veces la policía no hace nada eso estamos pidiendo al alcalde y losconsejales que nos ayuden >> ni la violencia ni la pandemia ahan sido motivo para que deej de levantarse y servir a los clientes para regresar asonreir esta navidad >> durant ella pandemia fue difícil lo bueno es que habían ahorros uno dice aho

[música] y comenzamos con los esfuerzos educacionales en el distrito escolar east side de san josé; conros de la mesa directiva, la vicepresidenta de la mesa directiva de east side, lorena chávez, aquí en comunidad del valle; lorena, bienvenida al programa otra vez. lorena chávez: hola, muchas gracias damián, gracias por invitarme; estoy muy agradecida de tener la oportunidad de hablar con ustedes sobre importantes temas, y para informarles a, a nuestra comunidad, de lo que está pasando sobre, en el distrito de east side. damián trujillo: perfecto, comenzamos, bueno, ¿cómo les ha ido este año escolar, después de un año y más, de estar en aprendizaje de distancia; cómo les ha ido en el distrito east side, en las high schools, con este aprendizaje, ahora en persona? lorena chávez: sí, pues lo has dicho, damián, aprendizaje tras aprendizaje, esa es la palabra del año; estamos aprendiendo cada día, cómo apoyar a nuestros estudiantes y a nuestra comunidad; algo que ha sido muy importante para nosotros, es pensar en el bienestar de nuestros hijos, al traerlos pa' tras, a la escuela; sí, siemp

jose?nd over to the west coast, where the stage is set for an emotional day in a california courtroom, where convicted killer scott peterson is expected to be re-sentenced to life in prison without parole in the 2002 murders of his wife, lacey, and their unborn child. joining me now with more, nbc news correspondent, guad venegas. guad, good morning. what's the latest there? >> reporter: jose, good morning. so the california supreme court made this decision to do the resentencing after they ruled that the original jury was not screened for bias against the death penalty. so, now, here we are with this resentencing, expected to be short, but very emotional, just like you said. in court filings, the district attorney said that they spoke to laci peterson's family and after having discussions, they agreed to this life in prison with no parole. the judge has allowed 16 seats for supporters of scott peterson to be in the courtroom and 16 seats for laci peterson's family, her mother, her sister,

. >>> en san josÉ amigos le dieron el Último adiÓs al policÍa kiebin ishida quien fue asesinado en oakland el fue un oficial condecorado de la policÍa de oakland. a poco menos de dos semanas de celebrar navidad, compaÑeros de armas del oficial ishita sie deron cita para darle el Último adiÓs en san josÉ. su esposa dijo que sabe que kebin estÁ agradecino con los presentes, dijo que siempre lo amarÁ, su servicio a la comunidad fue evidencie, trabaÓo en la policÍa de san josÉ. el jefe de la policÍa de san josÉ dijo que el oficial le dedicÓ su vida a la familia y ser Ético, y que recibiÓ el respeto de todos. ishita muriÓ el pasado 24 de noviembre en oakland cuando daba seguridad a un equipo de noticias. su hijo dijo que era muy bueno. y su hijo le agradeciÓ a enseÑarle a ser el hombre de la casa. nishita fue cremado, la ceremonia que comenzÓ a las 10 de la maÑana concluyÓ a las 3 de la tarde. la reportera que le brindara atenciÓn dijo que era una persona muy dulce, tambiÉn los compaÑeros le decÍan turbo porque tenÍa mucha energÍa. para telemundo 48. >>> muchas gracias andrÉs. continÚa la bÚsqu

san jose in the south bay, mid to upper 50s.rall, good news for football game at levi's stadium, 56 or mid to upper 50s. cooling rapidly, fourth quarter could be upper 40s, for bay area standards a little bit cool to wrap up a football. no rain sticking around sunday, most offshore. begin to see changes during monday night and tuesday as weather system approaches the coast. very different look to the day starting monday night. up here in the north bay. then tuesday morning's commute, most substantial rain first half of the week arriving in the day tuesday and more off and on through wednesday evening. first round of rain, probably 1 to 3 inches of rain up here. areas in red from san francisco northward through the north bay and around the santa cruz mountains but more opportunities following thursday. windy conditions at times and again with colder storms dropping down right there on christmas day, could really make for interesting snow levels this time next week. sierra, snow totals piling up again. good estimate right now, 7 t

vamos a escuchar a yomar a lo que se están vivo desde el aeropuerto de san josé hará contarnos cómo estáns por esa zona. >>> buenas tardes, pronostica que el día de hoy este viernes es ser alguien que los viajeros saldrán de esta ciudad durante toda la temporada navideña y es evidente como ustedes pueden ver en pantalla son decenas las personas que han estado aquí por aproximadamente 30 o 40 minutos esperando por su maleta y también les quiero recordar que si van a viajar les quiero mostrar si podemos ver en cámara el tráfico que tienen afuera, en un par de horas antes porque el tráfico es evidente, por cierto será la primera vez que muchos saldrán de esta ciudad desde que comenzó la pandemia, si nos dijo una madre mexicana ella tomó un vuelo las 4 media de la tarde el día de hoy y ahora está rumbo a méxico, escuchemos. >>> yo estaba embarazada. >>> tuvieron que estar en casa por el embarazo. >>> me dijo que ella se puso su vacuna de refuerzo en noviembre y esto es algo que los funcionarios de salud pública que piden a las personas por el recomendar que acacio conesa viajar durante esta t

jose?ent said it's the most important item on his domestic agenda right now. if this doesn't work, is there going to be another chance? >> no, this is it. there's some stuff you can do on the margins, the department of justice has notably filed suit to intervene in texas redistributing. there's lawsuits going on around the country with respect to different voting reforms that state legislatures have passed. the big enchilada is getting federal legislation done that could set some standards, increase access to polls, make sure there's no partisan tampering with the election officials. if they can't get it done, it's hard to see where else they can go from here. they can mount an aggressive pr campaign, make it an issue ahead of the 2022 elections but this comes down to whether they can find an avenue for getting it through the senate and as leigh ann notes there's no avenue. it's not just manchin and sinema. other democrats are skeptical or against the rules to pass legislation like this. it

of us here in san jose.ays the city is appealing to the redistricting commission to provide san jose with its own district, like the other big cities have it may be too late. the commission is set to vote on final maps today. we are learning new details about the christian missionaries kidnapped in haiti who eventually escaped last week. you cost her hostages and their families a lot of suffering. during a news conference today, officials with the ohio based christian aid ministries say that group of 12 made a daring overnight escape. they walked for several miles miles over difficult terrain. with two infants and other children. none suffered any injuries. a total of 17 people were abducted on october 16th shortly after visiting an orphanage. well harvard is dropping the s a t and act standardized testing from its application process. the move extends policies that began last year because students face limited access to has seen sites do the pandemic. now harvard says test won't be required through 2026 sch

a beautiful view of the south bay, san jose, looking at mainly clear skies in san jose, 46, 43 concorde forecast, getting you ready for lunch. we are looking at the coast, mid 60s and also around the bay and upper 60s inland by noon. mix of sun and clouds as we look to our lunchtime. san francisco 61 with a mix of sun and clouds at noon, oakland, for your lunchtime forecast, 64, a mild afternoon and for san jose looking at 68 degrees. you will notice a few more clouds but really looking nice for your lunchtime forecast. let's check with len and amanda and return of the beautiful monarch butterflies. >>> thousands are back on the central coast. >> experts say that's exciting after last year's low count. about 100,000 monarchs make up the population with more than 12,000 in pacific grove. researchers at the sanctuary say it is the most they have seen in five years. they believe factors like climate change and drought impacted their migration. >> if it was too dry here, if we didn't have enough nectar sources, if we didn't have wind protection they needed, they would decide to go elsewher

en la madrugada con 42° para san josÉ. algo de nubosidad esta noche.el rÍo atmosfÉrico. el domingo en la madrugada con estos efectos de lluvias en la bahÍa. mucha precauciÓn con el pavimento mojado. la lluvia continuarÁ en la madrugada del lunes. mal tiempo que comienza el domingo y seguirÁ el martes. mÁs lluvia a partir del miÉrcoles. ramÓn: gracias. se pronostica un sistema de tormentas que pueden impactar esta semana a partir del sÁbado. pg&e tiene trabajadores listos para responder posibles cortes de energÍa. se recomienda no tocar cables elÉctricos caÍdos. usar linternas y no velas. contar con agua potable fresca. el prÓximo aÑo serÁ desafiante para todos en los impuestos. expertos del irs nos dan recomendaciones. reportero: luego de la pandemia en donde millones de contribuyentes recibieron ayudas federales, se recomienda. >> que miren los depÓsitos que recibieron. reportero: no se pagarÁn impuestos estatales por el estÍmulo dorado, pero deben declararse al gobierno federal. >> los impuestos se deben pagar a nivel federal. reportero: se recomiend

booster doses could be mandatory for city employees in san jose. state council has to approve the plan. san francisco reporting 30 cal -- cases of the omicron variant. the cities rector public health sissy begins -- believes this is the beginning of a spike in cases. >> we expect a doubling of cases every two to three days. a lot of people are going to become infected with this virus because it is so transmissible. ama: cases in san francisco doubled in five days. his concern hospitals could become overwhelmed. dan: president biden laid the framework for new battle plan to stop the "invariant for rick -- from wreaking havoc across the country. abc news andrew denver explains the plan. reporter: as the omicron variant continues to spread across the u.s.. >> i've never seen anything like this before. reporter: the white house as it is meeting the threat head-on, taking drastic measures to slow the surge. >> because it spread so easily come up we will see some fully vaccinated people get covid. potentially in large numbers. but these cases are highly

booster doses could be mandatory for city employees in san jose. state council has to approve the plan. san francisco reporting 30 cal -- cases of the omicron variant. the cities rector public health sissy begins -- believes this is the beginning of a spike in cases. >> we expect a doubling of cases every two to three days. a lot of people are going to become infected with this virus because it is so transmissible. ama: cases in san francisco doubled in five days. his concern hospitals could become overwhelmed. dan: president biden laid the framework for new battle plan to stop the "invariant for rick -- from wreaking havoc across the country. abc news andrew denver explains the plan. reporter: as the omicron variant continues to spread across the u.s.. >> i've never seen anything like this before. reporter: the white house as it is meeting the threat head-on, taking drastic measures to slow the surge. >> because it spread so easily come up we will see some fully vaccinated people get covid. potentially in large numbers. but these cases are highly

justamente para hablar sobre estos cambios vamos a ir con xiomara lópez se encuentra en vivo en san joséas tardes, así es como las personas que piensan viajar al exterior a partir del lunes tendrán que mostrar una prueba negativa de cobi 19 en un lapso de 24 horas para poder progresar los estados unidos. me dice que aún no sabe si ir a méxico durante esta fiesta de fin de año. >>> salvó la situación que está presentando la nueva variante de covid-19 puede ser un poco riesgoso. >>> aunque se puso la vacuna de refuerzo de pfizer hace 3 días le preocupa entrar en contacto con pasajeros que quizás no se están cuidando. >>> hay que tener cuidado, con edad avanzada a un día de que se refrena presentar a la valente de omicron en el que puede dictada en san francisco. el presente joe biden anunció que los viajeros que llegan del exterior independientemente de este estatus de vacunación o nacionalidad tendrá que presentar una prueba negativa de cobi 19 tomada 24 horas antes de su viaje a estados unidos. comenzando el 6 de diciembre a la medianoche la cónsul de méxico en zaragoza y sé que este paí

this is south 7th street in san jose. the man flashed a rifle at several people, then locked himself in that rv. you can see it down below. the man is being booked for brandishing a weapon and outstanding warrants. >>> another high profile case of covid. congresswoman barbara lee has tested positive. she says she has a breakthrough case, and only mild cold-like symptoms. lee says she's isolating and will follow all health protocols. in a statement, she's urging everyone to get vaccinated and boosted. and also within the past few hours, california will require health care workers to get booster shots. the governor made that announcement today. he says he's taking immediate action due to the rise in omicron cases. he will make the official announcement tomorrow. >>> a first of its kind. san jose's mayor outlined a proposal that will require city employees to get that booster shot. it would apply to anyone entering buildings opened by the city of san jose. if city council approves, san jose would become the first city in cal

here is a live look at san jose this morning and right now in san jose, 52 degrees. in the upper 40's with the clouds, areas of fog as well. we are starting off the day current visibility and you can see not really dense fog but still foggy conditions, two miles in san jose looking at three miles, two and a half in san francisco. here is what you can expect. a few isolated lingering showers, and things wrapping up. again parts of the south bay seeing that as we head through the afternoon, we are going to catch that clearing and sunshine later on today with temperatures warmer compared to the cool day we had yesterday. watching the showers move out and sunshine later on today. let's show you -- show you what you can expect as we go hour by hour. here we are at noon and you can see the clearing sun as we go through the afternoon. already at noon. here we are at 4:00 p.m. again, really watching the showers push out of here as we look to the daytime highs upper 50's to low 60's. low 60's along the peninsula. for the south bay, 62 for santa clara, 63 for morgan hill. inla

that's san francisco, oakland, san jose.ay, north bay, coast, drier for today in the afternoon and then again a rainy start for christmas morning, drier in the afternoon with showers sunday down to the 40s for many of us. you can see chilly temperatures with rain chances into early next week. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic with that traffic alert this morning. >>> we've got troubles if you are headed through fremont along 680. a big rig crash. the big rig is on its side and there is a diesel fuel spill. at one point all lanes were shut down but they've managed to open a couple. you have at least three shut down until further notice. that traffic alert has been issued. this is north 680 just north of auto mall parkway. it happened around 5:00 this morning. it's been out there around 45 minutes. you've got fire crews, cal trans chp. there is a lot of activity in and around the area. stick with 880 as an alternate. that's going to be your best bet. at least you have that option if you are out and about. we are de

colocaron decenas de lápidas afuera de las oficinas del condado>>san josé cada una representa una muerte crisis de vivienda sido determinante en esta racha mortalbuenas noches y gracias por informarse con nosotros de salud a través de la fuente antes de hablar de este tema mire estas imágenes hoy dio inicio el invierno que muestra el regreso de la lluvia nuestra región y a varias áreas de la bahía han tenido precipitaciones en estas últimas horas para hablar de esto lo hacemos con guillermo quiroz por donde avanza la lluvia que está cuando se queda? >>muchas gracias vamos a ver esta imagen satelital sigue entrando la humedad directamente sobre el área de la bahía este es el principio de una serie de sistemas que van a estar trayendo o ventilando lluvia para todos los que van de viaje por fiestas navideñas así es que muy cuidado. vamos a la imagen satelital las costas sigue fluyendo una humedad y la lluvia copiosa que se va poco a poco acumulando algunas zonas hacia la zona sur. vamos al acercamiento oficialmente por san josé donde vemos lloviznas que continúan en gran parte de la región

this is at san jose's ha bab house. arson investigators are trying to determine if it was set intentionally. the temple just opened there three months ago. the rabbi says the most important things were saved including four scrolls and they are really trying to figure out all of this out and remain optimistic. >> we'll rebuild stronger and better, we'll do torah and mitzvah. we'll do goodness and kindness, taking the flame of goodness that will last much longer than the flame that burned down our building. >> good way to think about it. the cause of the fire of course is still under investigation. >>> we are just two days away from christmas and as we've mentioned holiday travel on the road as well as in the air hitting record highs. triple-a predicting more than 109 million people will travel out of town starting today until the new year. we see a 44% increase from 2020. here at home sfo says it has reached about 60% of prepandemic levels. parking garages are starting to fill up fast. oakland airport anticipating nearly

martha's kitchen in san jose opened its doors for christmas dinner.lunteers packed plates for those living around the neighborhood. >> the neighborhood itself is not that well-to-do, but we have all of these on housed neighbors camping along the trails, the banks, the edges of the community. >> the executive director says the request for free food resources is three times what it was two years ago before the pandemic. unlike previous distributions, he said coats and warm clothing b demand than food. >> like this, my hat, my jacket, my scarf. >> with her mother's permission, she showed off her newborn gear. the chilly weather was the reason 350 people came out for coats, hats, and gloves in the first 30 minutes. >> people were going over there because they were cold and trying to get as many jackets as they could. >> much-needed clothing at no cost. >> these are the people that are the janitors at the offices who have not gone back to work, so their job has not come back. these are the people working in restaurants who serve lunch to the offices downto

jose?morgan chesky, thank you so much. >>> just a little while ago, i spoke with luis tekum whose best friend and business partner opened a bodega just five months. this weekend, his friend rode out the tornado with his wife, two children, and brother. they all survived. luis says, thanks to the grace of god. this is where he rode out the storm? [ speaking spanish ] >> this is the entrance of the store. this is where they had their store and the merchandise. this is the place that saved five people's lives, right here. two children -- three adults and two children. this is how they survived. right here. right here. saved their lives. this is where five human beings survived the deadly tornadoes. and that bodega that opened just five months ago with that family's life savings, obliterated. luis says that he actually went to atlanta just this last week to get merchandise to help that friend increase the bodega's merchandise. it's all gone. as people here in kentucky face the immediate crisis

martha's kitchen in san jose opened its doors for christmas dinner. roughly 50 volunteers packed plates for those living around the neighborhood. >> the neighborhood itself is not that well-to-do, but we have all of these on housed neighbors camping along the trails, the banks, the edges of the community. >> the executive director says the request for free food resources is three times what it was two years ago before the pandemic. unlike previous distributions, he said coats and warm clothing were a bigger demand than food. >> like this, my hat, my jacket, my scarf. >> with her mother's permission, she showed off her newborn gear. the chilly weather was the reason 350 people came out for coats, hats, and gloves in the first 30 minutes. >> people were going over there because they were cold and trying to get as many jackets as they could. >> much-needed clothing at no cost. >> these are the people that are the janitors at the offices who have not gone back to work, so their job has not come back. these are the people working in restaurants who serve l

en san josÉ, el alcalde de esta ciudad, visitÓ varios negocios hispanos.el propÓsito de la visita del alcalde, buenas tardes. >>> hola fÁtima, buenas tardes, el alcalde escogiÓ esta plaza porque aquÍ predominan los negocios hispanos, negocios de familias inmigrantes y este programa que se llama "pon tu local en san josÉ". el alcalde quiere que las personas vengan en esta Época de fiestas de fin de aÑo y apoyen con sus compras, ya que tras la pandemia estos negocios perdieron miles de dÓlares. y escuchemos parte de lo que nos dijo el alcalde. >>> hablar un poco a los dueÑos de los negocios, y sobre lo que son los problemas que hay y las oportunidades que la ciudad puede dar para ayudar a cumplir los sueÑos de los trabajadores aquÍ. >>> fÁtima, parte de esta campaÑa proveerÁ recursos a los dueÑos de negocios de la ciudad para por ejemplo ayudarlos a promocionarse virtualmente. hablamos con la dueÑa de un negocio que dice que estÁ preocupada tambiÉn por el aumento de los robos. pidiÓ al alcalde entonces mÁs seguridad. desde san josÉ, soy yomara lÓpez y regres

nos despedimos con estas imÁgenes de san josÉ.eguran que el vehÍculo iba a exceso de velocidad. familiares temen la muerte de carmen salinas a los 83 aÑos, luego de sufrir un derrame cerebral.

san jose. police say it all started when a group of up to 15 men and women went inside macy's and attempted to steal march and ice. 2 loss prevention officers tried to detain one of them a part of the group came back and physically assaulted, one of the employees san jose. police soon arrived on scene. video shows officers trying to handcuff the police say this woman 43 year-old abeer home in interfered in the arrest refused to listen to police and swung her arm at an officer. has a result. the initial suspect was able to get away and has not been found. comment is being held at the santa clara jail on multiple charges. and at this time it is unknown. if comment has any connections to the robbery suspects in san jose camila barco kron 4 news still much more to come tonight on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock, including. >> president biden's build back better plan now dead in the water. the benton west virginia sen was basically said he will not support it. the latest on what cou first psoriasis, then p

look at san jose, in the green there. that should indicate a strong rain shadow for the santa clara valley. there will be a big difference. the rain totals versus what we see in the east bay and the south bay valley. the storms are dropping down the coast as we get into the weekend. not as much rain as you see on tuesday and wednesday. but the air support, that we see to really drive down the snow level. one of the things we're watching, how this plays out as the colder air rises. will it be enough to get the snow on the mountains of the north bay, or mt. hamilton, as we wake up after christmas morning. and notice the big snow heading that way. we could easily see five to six feet of snow in the sierra. daily rain chances dissipates on tuesday. and cooler temperatures, just in time for christmas weekend, and lowering snow levels around the bay area. for the weather department, it's good news. >> you have an active group of graphics behind you. >> got everything. >> the pouring rain. >> thanks a lot. >>> it doesn't matter

san jose, 68 degrees by midafternoon.to start the morning in the santa clara valley as well. temperatures, not a whole lot of variation. 62 degrees in pacifica and 68 degrees in san jose. mid to upper 60s, still above normal. we are back down a few more degrees in the weekend, and then we hover with steady temperatures into early next week. there is the chance of showers on monday, around the bay. a better chance of showers for everybody at the tail end of the forecast on thursday. that system does look a bit more impressive. he will show you potential rainfall amounts coming up at 6:00. >>> new at 6:00, a bay area tech giant is rethinking its plan to bring employees back to the office due to the omicron variant. >>> pg&e had with a huge penalty with the wildfire that forced the evacuation of nearly 200,000 people in the north bay. >>> with the omicron variant detected in the bay area, will people who have been avoiding getting the vaccine have a change of heart? >>> construction is up, but there is not much hustle and bu

there has been a shooting at oakridge mall in san jose.'clock tonight and we are told there is a large police presence at the mall right now, and people are being told to shelter in place. we know one person was injured by the gunfire, but we don't have any additional details. on their condition. we do have a crew on the way to that scene, and we'll hopefully have an update for you coming up tonight on the news at seven over on ktvu plus and you are watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 tonight, democratic lawmakers are scrambling to figure out their future plans. after a major announcement from one of their colleagues, democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia says he is a no on the president's social spending package and mansion is also reacting now to criticism he has received after revealing his opposition. fox news. madeline rivera has the details from washington. high drama gripping democrats in washington following senator joe manchin announcement that he's a no on the president's build back better legislation. the moderate democ

, downtown san jose. just a few minutes ago, though, the sidewalk and the street out here on west san carlos packed with a sea of blue as police officers from. east bay, south bay peninsula and beyond. all come through it to honor retired cop was also working in the world of private security. the funeral procession began around 10 o'clock this morning, making its way from milpitas all the way down here to san jose. then the casket was brought inside the civic center. kevin this era was shot and wounded while protecting a crime for news reporter on the story in oakland just before thanksgiving. he died days later as a result of his injury. the sheet of began his law enforcement career working for the oakland housing police. he then worked for the san jose police department for 11 years from 2000 and 1 2012 worked in the gang investigations unit and the vice unit. he then left san jose in 2012 went over to coma and then to hayward and howard police departments before retiring from law enforcement and moving

ripping one by, he scored twice tonight, san jose won it 5-2. the sharks have won four of the last five. >>> golf, from his own tournament in the bahama, tiger woods held the first press conference since his february car crash there. he admitted father time is knocking on the door of his golf career. >> i don't for see this leg ever being what it used to be. hence i will never have the back that it used to be and the clock is ticking. i am getting older, not younger, all of that combined a full schedule and full practice schedule and the recover that it would take to do that, no. i don't have any desire to do that. >> something a little more relatable. remember when we were all in our 20s and we thought a, we were invincible and b, we would be in our 20s forever. 30, so far down the line. any way, we all, yeah, we all have to realize our own limitations. >> accept reality? >> yes. >> father time is undefeated. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> always will be. >> all right. vern, thanks. >>> in just a few hours a new exhibit >>> princess diana exhibit make

daly city, san bruno, san ramon, dublin, hayward in the east bay, through fremont as we look to san jose, some showers, 101 from morgan hill to gilroy. over gilroy you see that heavy rain coming down for you. it is just pouring. we are looking at fremont, milpitas, red wood city, loss altos catching that wet weather. even by 10:00 a.m., you see things wrapping up quickly and even catching a little bit sunshine as we go through our day today. here we are at 4:00 p.m., partly sunny skies as we look to this afternoon and as we look to tonight looking at the chance for a few showers. we are not done. it does look wet as we go to christmas day. i will have details on that. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways? i near it's wet for sure. >>> it's wet but there are not a lot of cars. that's good news. we have a lot of flooding reported on some of the highways, 280, 101, especially the south bay, 880. we are seeing a lot of green. hopefully it stays that way with people having time off due to the holiday. 580 west bound castro valley to the maze, 18 minutes. south 8

presentadora: vamos a cambiar de tema, piense que la policÍa de san josÉ estÁ investigando el caso dearde en la calle 4 1400 hasta el momento se desconocen las causas del ataque con arma blanca pero si saben que el joven resultÓ seriamente herido y en san josÉ la policÍa continÚa investigando un intento de robo ademÁs, fue ayer que tenemos detalles de una empleada que intentÓ detener el atraco y resultÓ lesionada en el incidente tambiÉn una mujer resultÓ detenida, no por participar en el robo sino por intervenir cuando la policÍa intentaba detener a un grupo de aproximadamente 15 sospechosos la policÍa publicÓ imÁgenes de la mujer detenida y parte de la vÍctima que resultÓ lesionada y el gobernador estuvo esta semana en el condado de alameda junto a lÍderes locales presentaron un nuevo plan para combatir la ola reciente de robos contra tiendas en el estado [hablan en inglÉs] presentadora: nielsen estÁ proponiendo la de $255,000,000 en los prÓximos tres aÑos a las agencias del orden locales esto para que envÍen a mÁs policÍas a las tiendas con el fin de disminuir el nÚmero de asaltos y

this is san jose. the oakridge mall right there at the 8587 interchange, so two notable highways and you can see a lot of red lights in the area. a lot of offramps have been partly closed. let's go to ian cull. he joins us from the oak ridge mall. tell us where you are and what you're seeing. >> i'm right across the street from the cvs, near the bevmo. i tell you, as you're seeing in those pictures outside the target, there are dozens of police officers. i would estimate at least 50 to 75 patrol cars here. i have just arrived a few minutes ago. i'm actually at santa teresa and thornwood because they blocked off the southbound 87 two areas to exit. they also blocked out all exits on 85 towards the mall here, too, because they're trying to get everybody out. they don't want anyone else to come in. they secured the area. but, again, adding to that, too, with what the mayor said, san jose police just said there is no active shooter at the mall currently. we believe this is an isolated incident, they say, a

that's almost 60% of san jose's total number of apartments. the city is now number nine in the nation for fastest apartment production, but despite the growth san jose still struggles with overall housing and housing goals. >>> our hope is that means we won't see many, maybe any more deaths. but remember there are still a number of people in the hospital. >> after the break, an upd striy continues to recover from the deadly tornadoes that tore through the state last moment to remember those we lost in combat. what led one man to become an advocate for families of fallen soldiers. >>> and we're watching another chilly night with patchy fog in spots. by tomorrow morning, counting down to when the next round of rain and potentially more heavy sierra snow are around the corner. a closer look when we come back. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep i

saludos amigos en san josÉ, 52 grados, se esperan 47 a lo largo de la noche.aÑana durante el dÍa se espera que las condiciones mejoren un poco. de hecho serÁ el dÍa mÁs cÁlido de la semana iniciando el mes de diciembre. todo se debe a un sistema de alta presiÓn que vine bloqueando la lluvia desde la zona del norte y nos deja por lo tanto dÍas nublados para los primeros dÍas de diciembre para nosotros. pero la lluvia mÁs cercana se advierte para el prÓximo lunes reciÉn pero en baja cantidad. vamos a seguir hablando de esto y del pronÓstico para el mes de diciembre al regresar. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> gracias guillermo, antes les cuento que un niÑo de 9 aÑos se recupera en un hospital despuÉs de ser golpeado anoche. el presunto agresor serÍa la expareja de la madre del menor. la policÍa investiga los hechos en gilbert. >>> en puente alto se realizarÁ una reuniÓn para analizar la liberaciÓn de un sospechoso que ya cumpliÓ su condena. Él podrÍa ser reubicado cerca de escuelas de la comunidad lo cual generÓ malestar entre los residentes y tambiÉn la propia po

san jose international airport. a heated debate involving residents who say the big signs would clutter the city skyline, and pose a danger to drivers. the airport is asking the city to allow construction of two billboards by media company clear channel. the measure about 1000 square feet, and would go up just south of highway 101. we could get a decision this evening. we will keep you posted. >>> millions of americans shopping for holiday gifts are competing for the best deals with the tireless shoppers who work 24/7. it is not a fair fight. >>> a large share of online purchasing is being done by automated bots. >> mark strassmann has explained that the problem has grown worse since the pandemic began. >> reporter: takes sony's ps five gaming console, a hot item in this second covid christmas. about $500 retail, but good luck. no store seems to have one. ask dave kennedy, a father of two teenage boys. >> i've been on marketplace and ebay and that, and they are astronomical. >> reporter: how much? >> the lowest i've

milpitas, cupertino, campbell, san jose, that light rain this morning. in san jose, 53 degrees. we are looking at locations in the mid 40s to low 50s at this hour. let's walk you through the day and what you can expect this afternoon for the coast, bay, inland. mid 50s and looking at clearing with partly sunny skies. we are catching sunshine as we head through today, drier weather this afternoon. another storm system for your christmas day. i will talk about that and when the rain returns. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> if you are headed along 680 ready to make the drive through fremont, we have three left lanes shut down. north 680 not far from auto mall parkway, a big rig overturned, stuck on the roof. there is a large fuel spill in lanes. cal trains has issued a hard closure and sig alert. expect some delays. if you want to use 880, that is probably your best bet if you are commuting through fremont. if you are headed along 101 south near sfo, a crash here as well. heads up if you are taking the 101 ride along the peninsula, things slow near the exit and a

developing tonight in san jose.ng for the person who opened fire in front of a crowd at oakridge mall, prompting panic shoppers to run for cover. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener . and i'm alex savage. and tonight for frank somerville, the scene outside of san jose's oakridge mall is beginning to calm down tonight after roads were blocked in that area for hours and police now say it's unclear if anyone was actually hit by the gunfire. ktvu is elissa harrington has been following the case all night. he pulled the gun out of the bag decided, like lighting up shots . these shoppers witnessed the shooting inside the westfield oakridge mall in san jose. they say some teenagers were arguing and pushing and shoving near the store forever. 21 when a guy in the group pulled a gun out of his backpack and opened fire, you were walking and they were just yelling at each other, and we just thought they were about to fight. so we just sat there and watched and then. w

in san jose, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> san jose now has a special zoning laws, but most cities do not,rable if the property is targeted for redevelopment. >>> right now at 6:00, another round of rain is moving into the bay area. not so heavy as earlier this week but steady rain is moving in just in time for the evening commute. i will track it in the forecast. >>> emergency police action to fight crime incentives discuss tenderloin. we ask, how will it really work, and what is different this time? >>> suspects arrested and dozens of robberies targeting asian women. what san jose police say was key in finding this group. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> and juliette goodrich in for liz. we start with the latest rain hitting the bay area just in time for the evening commute in some places. >> looking live outside now, the rain moved into the north bay, first. it will push through the bay area as we go through the night. >> here is a view for drivers along 101 and the northbay. a slick drive home for people traveling through petaluma. live in the east bay, on and off windshield wipers a

con estas imÁgenes en vivo desde san josÉ, ahÍ tiene el puente de san mateo.s con fernanda ramos que nos tiene un adelanto de las condiciones del tiempo. fernanda: asÍ es, la actividad de lluvias ir con nosotros. hemos visto actividad de lluvia con nosotros y continuaran por los prÓximos dÍas. hacer uso de la chamarra. nuevamente la llegada de lluvias. el termÓmetro partir del domingo puede ir en disminuciÓn. las temperaturas estaran mÁs frÍas. estos son los detalles. quien come el personas se encontraban ayer aquÍ. sÍ hubo un enfrentamiento entre dos personas. empleados y clientes comenzaron a gritar y a correr. si presencia una situaciÓn similar, no se arriesguen. >> si ven algo sospechoso no duden en reportarlo. este es el segundo incidente que se reporta en la semana. si sabe quiÉn es la vÍctima contÁctese con el departamento de policÍa de san josÉ. >> el mandatario se refiriÓ a un plan para distribuir las vacunas a domicilio a partir de enero . lluvia, frÍo y nuevas variantes de coronavirus. marianne dorita mejÍa nos comparte quÉ precauciones debe tomar.

a san jose. you were in the upper 30's a moment ago starting to see temperatures getting upwards a little more mild for alameda and san francisco in the upper 40's fog very dense out into our inland valleys. we're seeing another morning with to leave fog along highway 4. the altamonte past in trying to make its way on over to the to the east bay hills and even along the east bay shoreline. you're seeing some fingers fog pushing its way through. so do watch for that. as you make your drive in otherwise things are pretty easy on the roads this morning. one look at our bridges and you can see that the bay bridge, especially empty nobody's making their way into the city this morning. it's a work from home day possibly and a day before christmas too. things are really nice and light. only 10 minutes from the maze to fremont street. 13 minutes across the san mateo bridge that's a holiday week forecast for right there. and the richmond center fell bridge also uneasy 7 minutes. golden gate bridge much th

san jose has stressed up the area with murals in recent years. with local crafts and unique merchandise. they filled in gaps between new projects and existing blocks. developers realize this. >> they can look at their buildings, the high-rises, their development as something that needs to connect to other developments being proposed, to existing lines, and neighborhoods and districts that surround them. david: the hope is to bring a new vibe to make the downtown destination worth exploring and supporting. david louis, abc 7. dan: merry christmas. are you children getting ready for christmas? dan: high and low tech st. nick. santa gets on the radio to reach out to your family. ama: don't miss the best video of the day. the little kitten up for adoption. she has i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way. with financial help for m

in san jose, kpix five news. >> a foggy night after a day of bad air. paul heggen lets us know if we will be able to breathe easier, tomorrow, angers christ. >> not much, the overall weather pattern is stuck, stagnant, this is what it looked like from the top of the market this afternoon, pretty much any direction you look, you see that it rounds much on the horizon, current air quality readings from the purple air centers, sensors, these update more frequently, and there are a lot more of them, getting moderate, unhealthy, and that's where we are going to be once again tomorrow. and that orange category, air quality is at its worst, maybe some improvement by early next week on monday, as a chance of showers is actually going to head our way. i will talk about how much rain we might expect coming up in the full forecast. >>> trying to get my payment before the holidays might be more difficult than you think. katie nielsen explains how some vaccination sites are seeing increased demand as concern grows around the new omicron variant. >> the last patients

it's also picking up for san jose as well as los gat toes. still pretty light around eastern contra costa county. it's going to get heavier there in the next few minutes as well. the rain is meeting with some colder air, enhancing the energy we're seeing with this system. that could bring us thunderstorms by late morning. we could see some breaks as we go into this afternoon. there still will be a chance of rain at any point today. really timing that out, talking about how much more rain to expect. >>> highway 24 right above the pleasant hill road surface street, a big rig fell off, was hit from behind, fell off the freeway literally onto the surface street. there is now a hazmat situation because of spilled fuel. they have completely closed off that surface street so you don't have access to the east bay lanes. thankfully chp has reported no major injuries. i want to give you an idea what you'll be facing. pleasant hill road is completely closed until further notice. deer hill road and the mount diablo boulevard stretch is where they are gui