individuales, comenzamos cómo están buenas noches muchas gracias por su preferencia la ciudad de san joséundo 48 ya que el viernes pasado captamos estas imágenes del vecindario de (nombre extranjero) son indigentes deambulando en las calles lo que parecía ser venta de drogas y no es la primera vez que se reporta los vecinos y reportando que no hay mejoría y aquí estamos para escucharlo cuéntanos que te dijeron los representantes de la ciudad intentamos hablar con lazio sobre este tema dijeron que ellos están al tanto de la situación que viven estos residentes al este de san josé y me dijeron que ellos están considerando eliminar temporalmente completo lo que son estos campamentos ilegales pero la comunidad dice que ellos quieren ver esta ayuda el lunes regresamos una vez más al vecindario (nombre extranjero) al este de san josé y más campamentos ilegales a comparación del viernes algo que también noto este residente que no quiso ser identificada ella fue quien nos contactó de lo que estaba sucediendo hace un año como que están llegando más de aquí se viene para acá hablé con una represent

area or any other part of san jose. we are an integrated community. we're not a segregated community. it's wrong for caltrans or anybody else to segregate out part of the community, you know, on one of the biggest holidays, if you will, or cultural days that the city celebrates every year. >> senator, with all due respect, i've sat here in this chair several times over the last several years and seen violence on cinco de mayo in san jose. sjpd says they've been doing these street closures and exit closures for about 15 years. why is this all of a sudden an issue with you? >> you know, i've seen violence too over the years, raj. with all due respect to you, i would challenge you to cite, you know, any kind of major violence. we've never had anything that would resemble the large-scale protests we've seen. i marched on may day myself from east san jose all the way down santa clara street with 150,000 other people since the last time we've had any sort of violence on cinco de mayo. i did that march when i was on the city c

san josÉ estaba en el puesto nÚmero 10 de las ciudades mÁs pobladas del paÍs.asociaciÓn de negocios, explica que austin, texas, ahora se convirtiÓ en un centro de la industria de la tecnologÍa cuando con la pandemia se dispersaron los empleados a trabajar en remoto. adolfo gÓmez, explica que le llegÓ esta noticia cuando su negocio todavÍa no se recupera de la pandemia. >>> que nos va a afectar, claro que sÍ, ¿es preocupante? creo que no, ¿me gustarÍa regresar a ser la ciudad nÚmero diez? sÍ, pero mÁs me gustarÍa ser una ciudad mÁs segura. >>> este jueves por la noche invitan a la comunidad a ir al centro de san josÉ para revivir la economÍa local. >>> empezamos un proyecto nuevo este aÑo, y queremos que la gente venga y le de un poquito de vida a nuestra ciudad, a nuestro centro ¿no? y que veÁn lo que estamos haciendo. >>> desde san josÉ, libertad pedraza, "noticiero telemundo" 48. >>> bueno hay que quedarnos y apoyar a los negocios locales ¿no? >>> definitivamente, porque si no son mÁs dificultades para todos ellos y se les dificulta seguir adelante y para ten

jose?erin mclaughlin, thank you very much. >>> now to another violent attack, this one taking place at the virginia offices of democratic congressman gerry connolly. accused of attacking staffers with a metal baseball bat is expected to appear in court. the man demanded to speak to the congressman on monday who wasn't there and struck and injured a senior aide and intern on her first day at work. the encounter comes as the u.s. capitol police say threats against members of congress have risen by 400% over the last six years. nbc's brian nobles joins us from capitol hill this morning. ryan, what more do we know about the investigation here? >> reporter: well, it appears, jose, that this suspect, who is at the center of this case and is accused of this attack on the congressman's office is a lengthy history with police. he's been arrested several times. he was arrested for several incidents just yesterday as well. and for congressman connolly, it came as a shock. he had this office, working a

josÉ?i mean, just whether it could have been on the radar of people, the fact that he was buying ammunition, buying guns and posting on social media these horrible things. i am just wondering, how do you tie those things together if you are in law enforcement to avoid something like this from happening? or is it even possible? >> well, that's the challenge, right? there's no end to what you can see online. there isn't way to see everything online. i think that what is different now, you know, we have always had bias and prejudice in this country, as elsewhere. the violence that goes with it, you know, yesterday beverly gauge, her fantastic nonfiction story about hoover and what the fbi was working on and no federal laws that really supported these types of investigations, so now we have a lot more laws, civil rights laws, and anti-lynching laws, and certainly federal jurisdiction, but we don't have a domestic terrorists law, and that would maybe potentially give us more ability to seek out

>> good morning, jose.his area has already this morning experienced another round of thunderstorms and rain, which has obviously delayed recovery effort this is morning as there are some puddles and standing water around. the folks here are really just starting to put the pieces together after that deadly ef-1 tornado swept through town with little warning and claiming the life of 42-year-old robert flores. we spoke to some of his family members here on the ground who told us he was sadly enjoying his life as a newlywed and as a new father. this is devastating for them and obviously the families here are very close-knit. this is a community of just about 1,500 people, so many of these families have had land here in their family for generations. despite all of the loss, they still feel very optimistic and hopeful that they're going to be able to rebuild. here's what some of them told us yesterday about their spirit. >> just keep your head up, move on. keep getting together, build yourself up, don't worry abo

jose? >> and, as we await the president of the united states who is expected to come up to that podium in seconds, so, daisy, i want to apologize to you in advance if i do have to interrupt you. i was there in paris the 31st of september 1997 and the tunnel there. it seems as though this kind of frenzy of paparazzi following them through the streets at high speeds is something that we don't kind of normally associate with what happens in the united states. and yet it seems as though, daisy, this was something very similar. >> yes. and horrifyingly so. i think we can all remember those of us who are of an age where we were when we heard the news about diana's car crash and death. but, of course, the person who it affected the most in the world i think is fair to say is prince harry. he's spoken repeatedly about the impact it has had on his mental health, on his attitude as ali was saying to the press, and on his messianic campaign to change the press. and this is such a calling incident. i t

despuÉs de que varias eschuelas en san josÉ recibieron amenazas el distrito escolar decidiÓ reunirnirseles de familia. >>> el tema principal fue la palta de comunicaciÓn por parte del distrito escolar con los padres, asÍ lo dijeron esta noche y se quejaron que cuando ocurrieron estos incidentes pues a ellos se los notificaron horas despuÉs y que no le daban la informaciÓn completa pero el distrito escolar dijo que tienen que seguir un protocolo de seguridad y eso significa que no les pueden dar informaciÓn. >>> en lo que va de mayo se reportaron mÚltiples amenaptaseo a escuelas, el 17 de mayo se arrestÓ a un adolescente por entrar a una escuela con arma cargada. este noche con inmensa reuniÓn con el distrito escolar la queja de los padres fue la falta de comunicaciÓn. >>> nos enteramos por los noticias. >>> el superintendente del distrito escolar de san josÉ nancy albararran dijo que la escuela nunca contactarÁ a los padres primero cuando ocurre una emergencia. las redes sociales a veces dan informaciÓn incorrecta y nuestra polÍtica es dar informaciÓn correcta. varios padres se quejaron

>> hi, jose, that's right., it's been a massive land, air, and sea evacuation with hundreds of americans going out. and as you mentioned, that convoy of buses that left khartoum for port sudan, over 500 mile treacherous journey, they were essentially on their own. there was nobody on the ground with them. but as you mentioned, they were getting security overhead by armed drones that followed them along that entire path to get them to the relative safety of port sudan. and then from port sudan, they are being ferried over to the port of jeda in saudi arabia where u.s. officials are there to offer them consular support to help them figure out how to get from the port of jeda possibly to a transit location and from that transit location back to the united states. but also, jose, i have to tell you that the state department has sent a message out to the remainder of the american citizens that are there in sudan telling them that for the meantime, there isn't going to be any more evacuations that for now they've bee

i'm jose diaz-balart. we're less than a week away from the deadline to avoid an economic catastrophe. they appear to be inching toward a deal as the clock winds down. >>> we're keeping an eye on the roads and in the air, with memorial day travel rush under way. this weekend could be one for the history books. >>> new reporting about what allegedly happened the day before the fbi showed up to former president trump's estate looking for classified documents. >>> in rome, 24 hours after pope francis tells telemundo his health is improving, he's sick again. we have details. >>> and thousands of little girls across the country line up to see the new little mermaid movie with a new take on arielle. >> people aren't perfect. they're different. so, i think this one is mostly like, she's different. >>> and we begin with what could be encouraging signs in efforts to raise the nation's debt limit and avoid a potential economic catastrophe. white house and republican negotiators are said to be inching closer to an agr

. >>> ahora en telemundo 48, residentes de un vecindario en san josÉ alzan su voz y piden a la ciudader el problema de la indigencia. >>> y al parecer no escuchan sus llamadas, asÍ empezamos. >>> quÉ tal buenas noches, soy cÉsar bayona. >>> y claudia de la fuente, gracias por su preferencia. >>> un festejo tranquilo de un minuto a otro se saliÓ de control esta tarde. >>> sandra cervantes nos cuenta en vivo, ¿cÓmo respondiÓ la policÍa de san josÉ? >>> quÉ tal, buenas noches, el estacionamiento que estÁ detrÁs de mÍ luce completamente a esta hora de la noche comparado hace un par de horas entre las calles (nombre en inglÉs). vean las siguientes imÁgenes, poco despuÉs de las 7:30 de la tarde habÍa cientos de personas en este sitio con motivo de la celebraciÓn del 5 de mayo, habÍa puestos de comida, mÚsica, y de repente conductores empezaron a hacer maniobras peligrosas por lo que se dispuso de un operativo policial en el Área, un helicÓptero de la policÍa de san josÉ tambiÉn pedÍa a la multitud que se vaya a casa pacÍficamente, aquÍ parte de lo que dijo la gente. >>> triste porque estÁba

. >>> arrestan a estudiante presuntamente armado en una escuela secundaria preparatoria en san josÉ.ofertas de trabajo parecen muy buenas para ser verde da atentos que los frauldz de empleos falsos aumentan en internet, sepa cÓmo detectar sino se trata de uno, asÍ comenzamos!. >>>♪. >>> este su noticiero telemundo 48. >>> quÉ tal buenas tardes. le saluda sandra cervantes y claudia de la fuente, vamos con la informaciÓn que movilizÓ a familias por cierre preventiva de una escuela, vamos en vivo desde el lugar, donde las autoridades ya realizaron un arresto, quÉ pasÓ flavio?. >periodista: que tal buenas tardes, antes que nada decirloes de que tuve la oportunidad de hablar con algunos padres de familia que estaban preocupados y algunos hasta temblaban de la ansiedad porque sus hijos estaban dentro del plantel escolar en este momento, aquÍ vemos ya todo estÁ en calma. los maestros y la mayorÍa de los estudiantes estÁn en casa. tuvimos la oportunidad de entrevistar a una madre de familia y esto nos dijo sobre este incidente. >>> solo mandaron mensajes que estaban seguros todos los estudia

, san jose public library.work that people could connect to, to, you know, maybe browse the internet and hopefully do whatever they need to do. but if you need, like, to have something that is--because the network can change, you know, when it's community wifi, it's a signal that, you know, hopefully is going to be a strong signal where you're at but just in case you're not as successful or maybe a little bit away, but can still connect to it, but need something a little bit more reliable, i would recommend going to the library to check out a wifi hotspot. damian: yeah, so--but for the meantime, if you live maybe a block or two, the farther away you live from these high schools, chances are your signal might be a little weaker, might be not be able to stream. the closer you are, the idea is to get the high school itself wired, but again, the -- maybe the surrounding community. elizabeth: yeah, the students have access but we wanna make sure that--and they wanna make sure as well that the community has access so

tengan la llegada san josé california. >> este jueves día que termine el título 42 viviana se unió ade guadalupe para prepararse lo que creen ser una ola de inmigrantes que llegan de la frontera san josé. >> ayer cruzaron 25,000 personas a la frontera. necesitamos esos recursos. les han recolectado comida y buscan convertir hoteles en viviendas temporales para estar preparados pero dice que aunque se han unido el condado santa clara de la ciudad de san josé no son suficientes recursos para la cantidad de personas que esperan. >> estamos llamando al gobernador newsom a que haga una orden ejecutiva de 30 días para que el presidente les de dinero a su estado para atraer recursos >> abogados de migraciones digan quienes están cruzando la frontera tienen cositas en corto y playa pedir asilo por lo que para evitar un colapso de las cortes necesitan cambios. >> algo que mi opinión presionar cedería bien acelerar el proceso que las personas que planean aplicar por asilo pueden aplicar por un permiso de trabajo >> con el fin de título 42 entre en vigor el título 8 que de portada de inmediato

me encuentro en este momento en la carretera 101 de san josÉ.estÁ fluyendo con normalidad. lo que me digan mecÁnico es que, antes de subirse a su automÓvil, revise unos puntos muy fÁcil de revisar. >> es importante revisar el nivel de aceite, si corres el vehÍculo con la aceite muy bajo, puedes daÑar el motor. no tarda mucho tiempo hacer esto. esto tiene un orificio aquÍ, aquÍ estÁ bien, si estÁ bajo hay que ponerle aceite a nivel. lo otro recomendable es darle una visualizaciÓn a que no haya algÚn escape. es recomendable no abrirlo cuando el vehÍculo estÁ caliente. la otra recomendaciÓn es mirar las ruedas que no tenga ningÚn desgaste. todos deben tener una herramienta muy importante. si esta cabeza de aquÍ estacones altura, los neumÁticos estÁn bueno. marÍa antonieta: hay otros consejos que son importantes. es importante que revise la luces de sus autos, tambiÉn los limpiadores, por si acaso le toca lluvia en el camino. a las 11:00 de la noche voy a tener mÁs detalles de prevenciÓn para que usted no tenga ningÚn problemas si decide viajar en c

san jose, look at the line there from friday to saturday.s the day that you're going to notice this. from 69 on thursday to 78 on friday and then you jump to 86. so there is like a two-day period there where we take some big steps in the numbers. the inland east bay numbers is a good example of that. by thursday it's 73. by friday, it's still really nice at 81. by saturday, you jump right to 90. so that's where the forecast stands for now. noticeably warm to downright, i think we call 90 degrees hot at this point. i think that's probably fair. i know it'll probably get hotter than that, but we're acclimating to the 90s. >>> turning now to the oakland a's and their legendary pitcher, vida blue. he died yesterday after a year and a half long battle with cancer. >> vern glenn takes a look back at the career of the player who's accomplishments off the field somehow surpassed his amazing feats off the field. >> reporter: vida was the best player in bay area history in terms of all the guys who played for both the giants and the a's. >> reporter:

dan templeton 7% in san jose -- down 10.7% in san jose. 12.9 percent in san jose. for overall homelessness, the county has seen a 1.2% decrease. san jose, a 4.7% decrease. numbers going down in the city for the second year in a row. >> we are leading the way here in san jose and reducing unsheltered homelessness by embracing solutions that are faster to deploy. in order for them to be faster, they have to be more cost-effective. ama: san jose -- >> san jose credits their success to interim housing so people can start to get their lives heading in a better direction, something a community member can attest to. >> i was homeless. the only hope that i programs like this. >> advocates maintain these programs are only a first step and more affordable housing is needed to keep these numbers from spiking again. the mayor says the city has plans to invest in more affordable housing but believes these faster, cheaper projects will ultimately lead to more stability so people can find housing security on their own. >> the idea that we will have to build some kind of permanent

>> reporter: hi there, jose. good morning.e don't know a whole lot about the victims other than most of them were venezuelan. you see this makeshift memorial right behind me. people have been coming here and paying their respects. the mayor of brownsville said several of those injured remain in critical condition at the hospital. as you said, jose, eight people killed, at least nine others injured at this point. jose, right behind me across the street is that migrant shelter, and just a short time ago, i went over there and spoke with some of the migrants that were still there. what they told me is they are just devastated. this happened yesterday morning, and police say that driver plowed into that group of people, again, investigators looking into whether this was intentional or accidental. i did speak with one of the migrants. he claims as the driver tried to flee the scene, he made an obscene gesture and yelled antiimmigrant language. it's important to know that authorities have not substantiated those allegations. they're

jose martinez has the story of a woman who is herself an immigrant and on the other side. >> san jose is preparing to receive an influx of immigrant families. this venezuelan immigrant that moved here in 2017 is one of the leaders that will welcome these families to the bay area. gina says she identifies 100% with all these families who are immigrating seeking a better life, opportunities and security, many things they do not have in their countries. gina is member of an organization in east san jose that has already been helping a number of new arrivals. others from san jose echoed the message. >> the city of san jose is currently planning a welcoming migrant response plan that if needed will activate various departments in the city organization to ensure that our response is as well coming and inclusive and human to people who are seeking asylum in the u.s. it will follow the work of other organizations. >> reporter: they are helping two to three new families a day. they expect the number could go as high as 10 new families. >> we are working to stabilize families, give them tempora

and that is the scene in san jose right now where it is a balmy 63. if we take a look at where we are going for tomorrow, you can see everybody's mid-60s. but san jose, that number is 68. more locations down for the south bay. we'll go to 66 in cupertino. and milpitas, we'll do it too. then the warmup sets in by the second half of this week. as you look at the 6 to llout,thdeeper the shgh degree of temperatures above average. pattn showing up here. iwe look at it in a different way, this etnot you've been above and below. if you want to see how far above, we can do that using the temperature map right now below average. and that saturday, deeper shade of blue, the cooler you are and we are below average. let's play this through and you can see the pattern and the trend now. we're looking at saturday. and those are shades getting into the 10 to 15 degrees above average range by saturday. so in the seven-day forecast, look at oakland, 79 for the daytime high. of the city getting into the lower 70s. the north bay valleys in the upper 80s. 88 on saturday

actualmente en san josÉ 67 grados, san francisco 56, napa con 68.ertencia para las zonas de (hablan en inglÉs) y serÁ hasta las 9 de la noche, se aleja el sistema frontal que trajo el descenso de la temperatura, pero regresa la capa marina. a partir de las 1 de la tarde sale el sol y veremos cielos despejados y la temperatura se mantendrÁ en los 60 y en los 70. pero el viento impactarÁ o en la cosa desde santa rosa, 33 millas por hora, y mÁs en el interior como libermore. mÁximas para mÁximas en los 70 y mÍnimas en los 50. el jueves domina el sistema de alta presiÓn veremos el regreso de los 80 que no vimos en este mes, los prÓximos dÍas 10 dÍas se sentirÁ calor. el domingo tendremos 89 grados. pasamos con deportes. >>> muchas gracias. >>> muchas gracias. continÚa ¡flex alertrt, flex alelert! ¡se vienene un apagónón! así eses alert, sisiempre se “alararma” un n poquito dede . lalas flex alelerts nos notificacan de cortetes de energrgía preveninibles. obobtén la flelex alert, a ayude no hahaya apagonenes. ¿sabes ququé? tu nombmbre será , pepero no er

(nombre extranjero) visito esta instituciónnos acompañó en vivo en san josé cuéntanos qué sucedió césaró con los estudiantes a puertas cerradas tuvimos la oportunidad de estar presente cuando estaba hablando con los estudiantes pero su personal compartió con nosotros vídeos de este momento ahora tuve la oportunidad de sentarme a hablar con el alcalde y me dijo que se va a comprometer a abordar la seguridad y la indigencia en esa escuela el martes el alcaldesa josé visitó la preparatoria (nombre extranjero) al este de san josé para hablar con los estudiantes sobre sus preocupaciones ante la presencia de dirigentes en el plantel educativo el alcalde dice que no sabía qué tan grave era hasta cuando vio nuestro reportaje y se enteró que los dirigentes ingresaban a las escuelas usaban baños de las instalaciones dejaban jeringas y se comenzaron a reportar un aumento de robos y autos del estacionamiento de la escuela por eso decidió visitar a los estudiantes para ofrecerles apoyo y soluciones podemos trabajar con la policía y es posible aumentar la seguridad propuso un plan para abordar la ind

año (risas) >> muchas bendiciones >> y salud >> eso fue lo que respondieron algunas madres de san joséy una buena ocasión para regalarles amor y flores también >> felicidades para todos también por adelantado >> hecho como cada año hay muchas manos latinas (inaudible) en la bahía para que luego se obsequien otras madres también >> hablamos con algunas de ellas y nos cuenta cómo está el panorama para el día de las madres durante este año >> para mí el día de la mamá significa estar vendiendo flores para trabajar duro para tener buenos productos pues ahorita con lo que pasa allí en la frontera (inaudible) >> subió como les por ciento >> carmen orellana es madre de 5 niños y desde que se vino de méxico pasa el día de las madres y con su familia haciendo arreglos de flores para otras mamás >> sale de todo corazónque nos den flores y que me den, es algo muy especial >> ellas tienen la (inaudible) de flores en sus casas y luego los venden en calles de san josé sin embargo explica que este año se complicaron un poco los preparativos >> en méxico está la situación de los químicos que están más

jose martinez has the story of a woman herself is an immigrant on the other side. >> reporter: san jose is preparing to receive an i am flux of immigrant families. this venezuelan immigrants who moved to the u.s. in 2017 is one of the leaders that will welcome these families to the bay area. she identifies with the families seeking a better life and opportunity many things they don't have in the county. she is a member of an organization in east san jose that has been helping an increasing number of new arrivals. other community leaders like from san jose echoed the message. >> the city of san jose is currently planning a welcoming migrant response plan that if needed will activate various departments in the city organization to ensure that our response is w help lcoming and inclusive and humane to people who are seeking asylum in the u.s. it will follow the work of other organizations. >> reporter: they are helping two to three new families a day. they expect the number could go as high as 10 new families. >> we are working to stabilize families, give them temporary shelter, use limite

i'm jose diaz-balart. tonight, florida governor ron desantis is expected to formally announce his run for president during a very unconventional event. in washington, the debt ceiling drama drags on. a democratic official familiar with the talks tells nbc news negotiations have hit a, quote, speed bump. on the republican side, new skepticism over next week's default deadline. and a day of raw grief and remembrance in uvalde, texas, where almost one year to the moment a gunman walked into robb elementary school and killed 19 students and two teachers, forever changing the community and the nation. we'll hear from one mother who lost her daughter, lexi, and is now demanding change. >> i'm hoping that seeing her face, hearing her story encourages other moms and dads to join us in this fight. >>> and we begin this hour with florida governor ron desantis set to jump into the presidential race in just about seven hours. nbc news was first to report he plans to launch it on twitter, during a talk with billionaire

martinez is in the senate -- san jose, a woman who was on the immigrant side and now fighting to help them in the country. >> reporter: that's right, everybody is paying attention to the issue, but especially committees death activities like this, a significant connection to new immigrants, we spent time with them, one of the organizations getting ready for these families. >> san jose is expecting a influx of immigrant families, moving to the use 2017, she is one of the leaders who will welcome these families to the bay area. >> gina says she identifies 100% with all of these families who are emigrated, seeking a better life, opportunities and security, a member of guadalupe, an organization that has already been a helping an increasing number of new arrivals. other community leaders from santa clara and san jose, the director of the city's office of racial equity, echoed this message? because the city of san jose is currently planning a welcoming migrant response pla that if needed will activate various departments of the city organization, to ensure that our response is is welcoming

the 250 officers, josÉ, they are all over the roads.ay be waiting and waiting, you know, holding somebody hostage or killed somebody in a home and is waiting and waiting until it dies down a bit where he can then take a vehicle or force somebody to drive him somewhere. it's just a possibility. >> yeah, those are terrifying possibilities. the sheriff said he has three deputies that spans 700 miles, and three people to cover an area that wide? >> well, josÉ, i was stationed in texas with atf and i was a florida deputy sheriff, and in our county there, in those large florida counties, the response times in the rural interior areas, you could be 30 miles from a call, 35 miles from a call. in this county, even maybe 50 miles from a call. we don't know the facts, and it's legitimate questions everybody has and the sheriff's office needs to answer those. sometimes it's just the geography deputies in america face, they have long response times, not like city police that can get to the calls in minutes. when i was a deputy, you could get to a ca

i'm jose diaz-balart. breaking a short time ago, republican congressman george santos who admitted to lying about parts of his background arrested. he is in federal custody this morning. we have the 13 count indictment and we'll break down the very serious charges he's facing. moments from now, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is set to give live remarks on operations at the southern border, one day before the health restrictions known as title 42 were set to be lifted. we're live on both sides of the border as the amount of people seeking asylum trying to seek asylum continues to build. >>> and e. jean carroll speaking out one day after a federal jury found donald trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming her. we'll play for you what she had to say. >>> in washington, a standoff between president biden and top republicans with just weeks to go before what could be a catastrophic default on the nation's debt. >>> and we are following breaking news at this hour. right now, new york republ

vamos a ver nuestros puntos en varias ciudades hacia zonas de san josÉ.mos con nubes y bastante sol. tambiÉn en san mateo y tambiÉn san francisco. en esos 60 grados. si usted estÁ san josÉ iba a salir a pasear y ver ese juego de los warriors que cebada esta tarde vamos a estar en los 58 a las 20:00. incluso si va a estar en san francisco tambiÉn va a necesitar esa chamarra porque vamos a estar un poco mÁs bajo. recuerde que en san francisco temperaturas un poco mÁs bajas de el resto de nuestra ciudad. importante lo que vamos a ver para el resto descenso de las temperaturas pero para a medida que vaya avanzando la semana vamos a ver el ascenso en las temperaturas .marÍa: ya que estamos hablando de esa calidez y esos dÍas de calor que vienen el prÓximo miÉrcoles paÍses como mÉxico, guatemala y el salvador celebran el dÍa de las madres. por eso te pido que nos cuentes como van hasta las temperaturas para ese dÍa y el fin de semana que se celebra aquÍ. >> semana de celebraciÓn.miÉrcoles y luego el domingo. con temperaturas bien agradables en el rango de los 6

in san jose, 10 more days in san jose.se are important to notice and take note of because with higher heat risks comes heat-related deaths. in 2021, the highest heat-related injuries came from at and deaths. a 10-year average 2012 to 2021. as we begin to see these temperatures bump up, it's important to be aware of your body, drink water, take frequent breaks. no heat advisories for the bay area right now, but there is one in place for central california, 90s. that coming up in a few minutes. >>> heading back to our news room, alicia is working on our 7:00 p.m. newscast. let's get a preview. >> talking t 4 in few hours. bay area legal teams or the border right now. we'll join one of them in tijuana. >> looking forward to that, thank u for that preview.yoyo >>> twitter has a new ceo. elon musk made that announcement with this tweet several hours ago. musk said she is starting in six weeks but didn't reveal her identity. going forward, musk tweeted he would serve as cto overseeing product, software, and systems operations. a

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tiene las sanciones más fuertes contra quienes alientan o participan en estos espectáculos, en san josér una multa den 1000 dólares hasta seis meses que cárcel, además reunirse en una carrera callejera es ilegal en san josé los espectadores pueden ser sancionados con una multa de 1000 dólares, en autlán estos momentos no existen algo que san josé la policía se puede realizar un vehículo involucrado en esas carreras retenerlo hasta por 30 días las autoridades tratan desplegar más elementos dos y no está semana en anticipación estos terrenos y tiene información puede escribir el correo en la ciudad de auckland . >>> en otros asuntos el próximo jueves se pondrá fin a la declaración emergencia federal por covid- 19 es importante porque cambiar oficialmente la respuesta el gobierno a la pandemia el coronavirus que quiere decir esto que algunos servicios se verán afectados comenzando con la prueba casera de covid- 19 que dejarán dc proporcional por el gobierno y no estarán cubiertas por el seguro médico, además cambiará la forma en la que rastrear a los niveles que transmiten el virus porque

el caminar por las calles de san josé es parte del trabajo de luis garcía al escuchar san josé le dioan josé es una campaña que busca enviar un mensaje muy claro. manejan con más cuidado sin distracciones. según datos de la ciudad el exceso de velocidad de la principal causa de muerte en esa entidad >>> daño pasado desde san josé en diversas calles. superando nuestra tasa de homicidio. un automóvil que circula 25 millas por horas tarda es decir cuanto más tiempo conduzca menos tiempo tendrá sus para reaccionar. de acuerdo con la información disponible en el sitio web en san josé. casandra asegura que estuvo a punto de ser atropellado cuando cruzaba la calle con su hija. una vez me paso ahí espera que las medidas que tomen la ciudad sean para mejorar la seguridad de la comunidad. es vamos estar esforzando las leyes de velocidad así como hacemos diariamente. pero estamos tratando de dar el mensaje para que las personas que manejan menos velocidad. las autoridades recomiendan estar alerta. tenga cuidado con los peatones y ciclistas especialmente las zonas escolares obedezca el límite de

jacksonville, florida, now also larger than san jose, making san jose the 12th largest city in america. san jose isn't the only bay area city losing people. the population in san francisco and oakland also fell last year. now, we know from past surveys there are a number of reasons why people are leaving. remote work and cheaper cost of living. those are the two big ones. also the growing concerns about homelessness and crime. >> for us, you know, it's a concern looking at these numbers. i think now the real question is, is this a pandemic two, three-year type of trend or something that spans much longer and is our new normal in our region? >> joining us now is the mayor of san jose, matt mahan. mayor mahan, nice to have you back on the program. about five months into office now, are you surviving? everything you thought it would be? >> so far, so good. >> good to hear. >> thanks for having me on, raj. >> no problem. let's talk population here. san jose's population is declining, but i see it more as a bay area issue, a california issue. how do you see it? >> i agree. we saw declines a

los vientos han traÍdo una masa de aire un poco mÁs fresca en nuestra Área. 66 grados reportÓ san josÉos prÓximos dÍas continuamos con temperaturas frescas y a eso se suma que vuelven las lluvias y tormentas, especÍficamente a partir del martes podrÍamos tener lluvia en toda nuestra Área, nos espera que sean intensas, de eso hablamos en segundos. mientras tanto, en las prÓximas horas las temperaturas un tanto frescas, cielos nublados y despuÉs de las 9:00 p.m. descienden a los bajos 50 grados en la regiÓn y comenzamos el dÍa maÑana con cielos mayormente nublados, sin lluvias, pero a las 6:00 a.m. 49 grados. y entre las 6:00 a.m. a las 8:00 a.m. las temperaturas van a mantenerse por debajo de los 58 y se espera que para la tarde se recuperen las mÁximas oscilando de entre 55 a 64 grados. mÁs adelante le traigo el pronÓstico extendido. marÍa: gracias por esta informaciÓn. y para los que empiezan ir a yosemite, las restricciones y aforos de abiertas, las autoridades ordenaron el cierre debido a posibles inundaciones, los expertos habÍan pronosticado que las temperaturas derritiera ni en t

en san josé se mantiene como la conferencia del oeste con 18 u de 12 partidos disputados.ra los fanáticos que tanto esperaban una temporada >>> sÍ esperamos que no se desanime por eso >>> que del aprendizaje de esta derrota y todo el equipo muy sólido con importantes opciones para llegar a playoffs y llamar con la temporada luego en la postemporada pueda cualquier cosa. y luego tremendo regalo que le hicieron. yo todavía trato de superarlo me quedaba alguna esperanza logra noticia que dimos la semana pasada >>> gracias científicos de la marina están entrenando leones marinos para que jueguen videojuegos a miren esto este es uno de los tres leones marinos con su nariz como pueden ver snake dirige el curso del juego que es algo así como la vi bonita que todo hemos jugado alguna vez los científicos están estudiando las habilidades cognitivas de los mamíferos marinos. ya se me está haciendo agua la boca será por lo que vamos a hablar ahora, las galletas con chispas de chocolates >>> no es casualidad hoy es el día nacional de este postre se celebra cada 15 de mayo ahora podría

>> no, that's exactly right, jose.fitch part of this specifically, democrats are frustrated. they see this as republicans playing games with the u.s. economy that could have real consequences with that warning being exactly that, a warning of the sort of -- how deep this could go if a deal isn't reached. now on the question of how they feel about what the white house is doing, right now democrats are frankly frustrated. they're shut out of the negotiating process. they're waiting to see what kind of bill lands in their laps, knowing that some democratic votes at least will be necessary to pass it. and i just asked hakeem jeffries, the house democratic leader about whether or not he believes president biden can hold off some of the worst of this from the democratic perfective. here is what he told me. >> it's clear to me that president biden is continuing to hold the line as it relates to the types of dev stating cuts that republicans are trying to jam down the throats of the american people, including making sure that

san jose, earthquakes, san jose state university and the major league cricket league.ave been thinking about developing new sports facilities at the fairground. but they all say more time is needed to work out the details. alright 607 details of the commute. we go to south. what are you looking at? we're looking at the bay bridge now, pam dave, it's beginning to get a little bit more crowded if you are driving to san francisco, you should give yourself a little time. it's nothing unusual, but everyone's back at it here on a monday some commutes are better highway. 24 doesn't look all that slow. and neither does the richmond bridge. so not every commute is going to be busy. i do want to mention that in the south they we've been talking about that problem on one. oh, one one. north and south. dont things are getting better to making progress clearing a truck accident. 101 in 8 80. i don't think it's a big deal anymore, as it was earlier this morning. now it's 608. let's get back to the desk. thank you, sal. hp golden gate air division, worked with san ramon valley fire a

san jose no longer. its population dropped as part of the so-called bay area exodus. >> there is one city in the area bucking the trend. san jose is now the 12th largest city in america with a population back under 1 million people. >> i think the population decline is concerning. >> reporter: the bay area's three biggest cities lost more residents than they gained between 2020 and 2022. in san jose, nearly 42,000 people left. san francisco, the nation's 17th largest city, lost 65,000 residents. about 10,000 left oakland. >> to me, it's a warning sign. we've seen the polling data even prior to the pandemic. a lot of frustration out there. >> reporter: some have said they're fed up with homelessness, crime, and blight. many have said they're looking for more affordable areas. even with all those residents packing up, san jose's mayor says it will only have a minimal impact on the city's budget. >> san jose has always been challenged fiscally because we're such a residential-heavy city. so more residents m

you've got spot. 71 in redwood city warm there. 67 in san jose. 67 in livermore. you're 68 in dublin. 67 degrees right now in napa, a cooler temperatures coast side with that breeze. 58 in san francisco as you step outside tonight, you might want to grab a light jacket if you're headed on outdoors. the temperatures cooling off and that fog will continue to march back on shore and that'll keep things on the cool side. in fact, maybe some drizzle again overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. you can see it just kind of setting itself up again, already kind of broken off the coastline the afternoon as it usually does. this will fill in overnight tonight and all that starts to surge to some of the mountain gaps are going to be high enough oversaw the mountains. the east bay by tomorrow morning into the delta into the central valley. so more fog on the way. something to watch out. if you're traveling, the monsoon continues. we've seen numerous lightning strikes again over the sierra nevada. if you're headed up there, be carefully going to see that monsoon, i thi

at san jose. police say the enforcement was necessary because years ago the cinco de mayo celebrations led to sideshows and vandalism but state lawmakers along with city council members here in san jose. >> i don't see it that way. a strategy that was that was clearly designed too limit people of color from coming downtown. say that's the bottom line. and i don't think it's constitutional. i don't think it's right to senator david protest the of san jose criticizing the closure of highway off-ramps over the cinco de mayo weekend. he and san jose simply member asked, carla are vowing to investigate who was responsible and why it happened. caltrans step forward on monday saying the agency was acting at the request of the san jose police department. >> and chp, san jose pd said they took a proactive approach to reduce traffic and crime resulting in the arrest of 115 people impounded 30 cars and seized 6 guns over the holiday weekend. mayor matt mahan office issued a statement that says in part this p

en san josÉ en el 921 de la calle primera.ue llenarÁ los espacios vacantes con viviendas y espacios comerciales. esto permitirÁ una mayor diversidad para estas construcciones. >>> lo que iniciÓ como un experimento hace casi tres aÑos, ahora se convirtiÓ en un programa vial muy popular en san francisco. >>> flavio lacayo nos cuenta mÁs, ¿quÉ dicen los miembros de esta comunidad? ¿confÍan o no en este programa? >>> quÉ tal muy buenas tardes, hasta el momento muchos en la ciudad estÁn contentos con el programa, pero otros a los que entrevistamos no estÁn sintiendo de la misma forma. es que existe una preocupaciÓn sobre algo que nos decÍan que todavÍa no funciona con este programa. >>> este programa en san francisco iniciÓ en diciembre de 2020, aunque por entonces era algo desconocido. ahora es una prÁctica a la cual ya estÁn acostumbrados muchos conductores y residentes de esa comunidad. >>> yo creo que se necesita un poquito mÁs de ampliaciÓn. >>> en las calles de la mission muchos consideran que este programa no funciona. >>> l

in san jose, marion favreau, nbc bay area news . >>> a fiery end to a dangerous sideshow. early thisis morning g in oakl the e corner ofof 1010th and oa streets, respondiding to that areaea, during the commmmotion they wewere seen gettining ini cacar ththere, andd already y o bothth of them enended up catc fire, shshooting fireworks at police and they received the new ordinance, the key to discouraging this kind of activity. >>> certainly if you're in the car, we are going to be locating cameras, if we have to use it in the future, we will dodo that. be abable to do ththat and fin you.u. have toto rest you, we will. >>> as far as the sideshow this morning, this getting the word on any arrest. >>> task force members voting to send the conditions to state lawmakers. >>> seven eyes, zero days and abstentions. >> after two years of meetings and public comments, the nine labor committee voted to approve a proposal for what reparations could look like for black residents. as a relates to the slavery and discrimination, including a formal apology, money and services to help desce

>> thanks for having me, jose. essentially it means people will now be able to cross the border and their kays with be listened to and they will be -- the whole process through which they will go through and that would make a huge difference to many of the migrants that got to the border and so far many of them were just expelled immediately, no questions asked. so that's the big change. however, i think, i believe according to the stories that i've heard from many migrants that most of them don't really know what title 42 means, don't really know how things will change for them once this is lifted. so there's a lot of confusion and a lot of uncertainty among this immigrants. >> we've seen on the street behind us in the morning literally there were dozens and dozens of people that slept there, it gets cold at night here even in may. >> very cold. >> they then now put away their stuff and it seems as though the ebb and flow changes in the streets of el paso depending on where the news is. >> totally. we just saw a f

josé: yeah, yeah, it's completely possible.berdrola, which has just erected these enormous wind farms across asturias. it's planning to invest nearly quarter of a trillion dollars in renewable energy by 2030. angeles santamaria: hello. eric: angeles santamaria is the spanish ceo. eric: so are there any coal projects anywhere in the world that you would invest in? ♪♪♪ eric: the rise of renewables means at least some new jobs to replace the ones lost in transition. this factory in asturias manufactures steel supports for wind turbines. the company windar employs 600 people in spain and 1700 globally. according to managing director justo acedo business is booming. justo acedo: we are now looking at extending the capacity of this factory, because the demand is very huge. eric: so do you have any people working here that were miners? justo: no, we are working to have the sons, the children of the miners. eric: children of miners, right. justo: yes, because this activity is very different to the one with the miners. eric: it's hard t

alcohol o drogas, le recuerdan tener un conductor designado para evitar todo esto, reportando en san josétambién manejar a la defensiva, gracias por ese reporte >>> ya lo mencionaba natalie, hubo accidentes, dos personas murieron esta madrugada los, a las cuatro en la autopista 17 sur, según autoridades las víctimas, hombre y mujer viajaban en un coche que falla en la autopista por lo que tuvieron que viajar y en ese instante fueron acompañados por otros en el automóvil, se investiga si el alcohol o las drogas fueron factores determinantes en este accidente >>> momento de ver cómo están las condiciones del tráfico y esta es la autopista 217 en ese cruce en san josé donde el panorama se ve de otra forma. vamos a la otra cámara, la autopista que tenemos aquí . el panorama se mantiene bien, estas vías son las que más tráfico tienen y más conectan a los lugares. al momento se ve tranquilo en gran parte del área, vamos al puente de la bahía, el momento no se ve saturado, está fluyendo con calma y queremos saber por si viaja en las próximas horas qué sucede, el color verde indica buenas condici

y la policÍa de san josÉ detuvo a david..., segÚn la autoridad el sospechoso habÍa entregado una nota al cajero del banco, el sospechoso huyÓ y fue arrestado en san josÉ y ahora estÁ en la cÁrcel de condado santa clara. >>> este miÉrcoles en redwood city movilizaciÓn policial, es que la autoridad estÁn intentando encontrar pistas sobre una mujer que desapareciÓ hace mÁs de 25 aÑos, esta maÑana se les vio cavando en el patio trasero de esta casa, la utah vice que fue vista en octubre de 1996 atentos a la actuaualizacÓ. y avanza la posibibilidad de multltar a q quien participa en carreras ilegales en oakland, es se aprobÓ anoche que quien viole la ley enfrenta delito menor y medio aÑoÑo en prisisiÓn, eststa converertido en u una sitituacÓ recucurrente all este de oaklane ahÍ esta medida ahora solo falta que el consejo municipal lo apruebe. en quinto dÍa de protesta de maestros de oakland es ha tomado una decisiÓn que dicen es inesperada, flavio lacayo nos cuenta mÁs. >>> quÉ tal, buenas tardes hace una media hora esta calle esta

we're live in downtown san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you up in oakland going on in the south bay, jesse. thank you folks are going out to celebrate cinco de mayo tonight or do anything else find they may have to dodge a few raindrops sounds like really more rain. come on. this is so rosemary oroczo showers. i know . i know every time i think i can put away the storm graphics note. gotta bring them back out even in advisory for travel. over the passes. if you're headed to tahoe over towards the sierra more on that in just a moment, first to look outside our doors where we have received anywhere from a few 107 is to destroy race amount in some spots. nice rolling green hill right in front of us and clouds there in the backdrop. storm tracker to here showing you not much going on a lot of cloud cover and a few sprinkles and as we get into the evening hours, a bed or opportunity coming our way if we move in a little bit closer here, perhaps a few scattered showers near napa and up over our hills there in the north bay if

jose?ellison barber in kyiv, thank you very much. >>> according to documents reviewed by "the washington post," conservative activist leonard leo arranged for thomas' wife ginny to be paid tens of thousands of dollars for consulting work over ten years ago, but specified that her name be left off the paper work. and in 2012, leo instructed kellyanne conway to bill a nonprofit he advises and use the funds to pay ginni thomas according to the post. neither connie, the thomases or the head of the nonprofit have commented on this story to the "washington post." nbc news has not seen the documents and cannot independently verify the report. in response to questions from the post, leo issued a statement saying in part, quote, the work she did here did not involve anything connected with the court's business or with other legal issues. knowing how disrespectful, malicious and gossipy people can be, i have always tried to protect the privacy of justice thomas and ginni. joining us now with more is

reporter: san jose is preparing to receive an influx of immigrant families. this venezuelan immigrant moved to the u.s. in 2017 and is one of the leaders who will welcome these families to the bay area. gina says she identifies 100% with all of these families who are immigrating, seeking a better life, opportunities and security, many things they do not have in their countries. gina is a member of an organization in east san jose that has already been helping an increasing number of new arrivals. other community leaders from santa clara county and the city of san jose echoed this message. >> the city of san jose is currently planning a welcoming migrant response plan that, if needed, we will activate various departments in the city organization to ensure that our response is as welcoming and inclusive and humane to people who are seeking asylum in the u.s. >> reporter: they did not specify details about the plan but confirmed it will follow the work of organizations. the group is currently helping two to three new families each day. they expect that number co