i am jose andres. spain is the land where i was born and where my passion for cooking began. >> oh, yeah. spain lives deep in my soul and its food has made me who i am. a chef who loves to feed the world. >> it's the happiness of all of the ingredients. >> it's true, i have more than 30 restaurants across the u.s. we did 600 hot meals. a good day. [all cheering] [jose andres] i moved to america three decades ago, and i raised my family here. and i'm taking my daughters, carlota... -this is so good. -...ines... -mmm. -...and lucia... beautiful. ...all around my beloved home country. i want them to see it all, learn it all... come on, ines. chop, chop, chop. ...and taste it all, from the most simple iconic foods, -tapas... -boom, boom. gazpacho... mmm... -...paella... -oh, my gosh. ...to the more sophisticated and unique food of my homeland. this is the most amazing meal. [jose] to really get to know spain, you have to understand its food. this is a trip filled with adventures... -whoo! -...traditions, c

[jose] it is incredible. [jose] take a look at the map.e is andalucía at the southwestern end of spain, where europe and africa almost touch. in fact, morocco is less than ten miles away. in the eighth century, the moors crossed these waters to conquer present-day spain. they called this region al-andalus. this beautiful city was their capital for almost 500 years. i'm so excited to be in cordoba. are you excited? [ines] i'm excited we're in andalucía. [jose] take a look at this entry. take a look at this door, at these walls. yes, outside the walls, there were wars, but inside the city, good things were happening. that's why al-andalus during 800 years was one of the most fascinating places anywhere in the world. -still kind of is. -yeah. you feel it, right? [both] i feel it. [jose] the moors were muslims, a mix of arabs from the middle east and the indigenous people of northwest africa. in the old town, you can really feel their influences. narrow streets, shaded courtyards with majestic doorway arches. and, of course, this. look at the

en el programa hoy, los últimos acontecimientos de los lupeños de san josé, aquí en su comunidad delvisita mensual del consulado general de méxico, aquí en san josé, con nosotros la embajadora alejandra bologna, nos acompaña otra vez, bienvenida al programa, embajadora. alejandra bologna: ¿cómo está?, muy buenos días, qué gusto saludarlos. damián trujillo: igualmente, mira, error mío, que no sé quién es su cónsul de eventos culturales, pero día tras día, mes tras mes, hay algo, ¿verdad?, el mes pasado fue las fiestas patrias, y ahora el día de los muertos, platíquenos qué tan ocupada está esa persona. alejandra bologna: así es, bueno, es una persona que lleva temas culturales, y al mismo tiempo comunidades, entonces sí está bastante ocupado, pues nos da mucho gusto ver cómo se va posicionando cada vez más en los distintos condados que representamos de nuestra jurisdicción, en san josé, el tema de la celebración del día de muertos, y es una festividad bella, con gran riqueza cultural, con mucho colorido, con mucho contenido en las distintas ramas, porque recordemos que no es solamente

jose? >> yeah, and, gabe, i'm reading the actual department of homeland security document that was released overnight. and in section one it says, the united states border patrols rio grande valley sector is an area of high illegal entry as of august 2023 border control encountered -- to enter the united states in the rio grande valley, therefore i must use my authority to install additional physical barriers. it sounds to me, i'm reading what it says, that there is a direct correlation between 245,000 entrants at the rio grande valley and the announcement of a wall. >> yeah, that's what you're hearing from dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas as this administration tries to contain the fallout from those -- that increased -- those increased numbers of illegal border crossings that we have seen rise in the last several months. but, again, the white house says that also because this was the end of the fiscal year that, you know, this process that the -- since congress set aside that money in 201

autoridades arrestando sospechosos de cometer una serie de robos en san josÉ.to es lo que ocurriÓ al interior del consulado chino en san francisco la semana pasada, cuando un hombre estrellÓ su auto contra el edificio. se publicaron vÍdeos de la confrontaciÓn con el sospechoso. locutor: y ahora noticias univisiÓn 14 a las 6:00. paola: han pasado casi tres semanas desde que un grupo de inmigrantes provenientes de texas fueron abandonados en la ciudad de san josÉ, por esto mi colega busco a una de las madres venezolanas que llegÓ con sus hijas y esposo para saber quÉ ha pasado con ellos. ¿quiÉn ayuda a estas familias y quÉ te han podido contar? carla: estas familias afortunadamente han recibido el apoyo de una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro con relaciÓn a su hospedaje, y algo super lindo que mencionar es que otros latinos y latinas tambiÉn se han unido a esta noble causa, pero no todo esta ganado, al parecer hay otros motivos que preocupan a este grupo de inmigrantes, y es precisamente su permanencia legal en el paÍs. esta madre de familiarefiere no mostrar su r

we're talking about san jose. the mayor, matt mahan, made his pitch today, promising to offer incentives to a.i. start-ups. san jose has a strong base of tech companies, so the support and the connections are already there. joining me now is san jose mayor matt mahan. thank you for being with me today. i'm envisioning this. are you thinking a rebranding like a.i. valley? >> i think it will always be silicon valley, but that's actually a strength. we're a hard-work town, the computing power that everyone talks about when we discuss a.i. is actually enabled right here with chipmakers in silicon valley, where the semiconductor was invented and brought to scale. our area is still the best place in the world to go from innovation to commercialization. what we announced today is an intention to increase incentives, attract incubators to our downtown, and really open up a civic sandbox. make civic problems available today, civic data streams available to entrepreneurs who want to help us solve our biggest problems. >> if

será en el teatro en san josé. nuestros colegas claudia josé.¿sucursal en ventura? -estoy segura. -¿cajeros en fresno, no? -en fresno, sí. -¿en orange? -tambienge. ge...ge.. ok, está bien. u.s. bank, número uno en satisfacción de clientes de banca personal en california según j.d. power. algunos servicios y documentación de cuentas están disponibles solo en inglés. la patrulla de caminos. bueno, hoy la patrulla de caminos de california llegó a un acuerdo judicial de millones de dólares con la familia salgado y andrés brender habló con la hermana de él y nos da sus reacciones. >> todavía llora por la muerte de su hermano? >> si lo visita cada fin de semana en el panteón para la mamá de eric salgado, el tiempo no importa. >> siempre le dolerá la muerte de su hijo. hoy estuvo devastada, según nos cuenta amanda, hermana de eric, para hablar con nosotros. esto luego de que la patrulla de caminos llegara a un acuerdo judicial en el que le otorgue a la familia 7 millones■!ade dólares. es esto justicia? >> no es justicia para mí. pero eso no significa q

i'm josÉ diaz-balart.e're following breaking developments out of israel as it expands its ground operation and pushes its military deeper into gaza. we'll talk to a physician with doctors without borders about why she thinks going to a hospital in gaza could soon mean a death sentence for patients. >>> back at home, new questions surrounding the deadly mass shootings in maine, how authorities issued a statewide alert just last month to be on the lookout for that gunman. >>> and new polling numbers giving us a glimpse of the state of the 2024 race, former president trump still running strong in iowa, but now there's a tie for second place. in acapulco, mexico, chaos and desperation as residents form long lines for water and search for supplies almost a week after hurricane otis slammed into the resort town killing almost 50 people. >>> and we remember actor matthew perry who died this weekend at the age of 54. >>> we begin this very busy hour with the intensifying war in the middle east. new this morning, h

es melissa mullins san josé. docentes y mientras intentaban calmarlo y lo esposó, le preguntaban si quería ir a la cárcel. a raíz de este incidente, los familiares del menor demandaron a la ciudad y también a losfici oes. esto ocurrió en oviedo, oridfl ahora le contamos. >> la policía de san josé va a realizar un homenaje a una gente que murió por raneszo de salud. pero no se trata de una oficial de esa corporación, sino de la policía de dallas, texas. >> y a continuación le explico la relación entre este homenaje y el partido entre los niners y locowboys. josé de la rocha era un policía de dallas con 15 años en la corporación. a menudo trabajaba con niños para mantenerlos alejados de problemas a través del programa palms sports. >> era un excelente padre, excelentes, excelente hijo y hermano. excelente oficial. adriana nos dice que a su esposo le encantaba hacer ldiferencia en su comunidad. com>> mentor y como servidor público seguidora de los cowboys. la familia rocha compró entradas para el partido contra los

cuando josé sufrió un ataque cardíaco fatal.a hermandad, dijeron los representantes de la policía. al final los une el uniforme. también tenemos nueva información desde oakland, donde la policía está investigando cuatro tiroteos que ocurrieron con unas pocas horas de diferencia el sábado por la noche. en todos los casos, los oficiales encontraron a víctimas con heridas de bala. estas personas fueron transportadas a hospitales cercanos y hoy domingo, se informó que todas están en condición estable. la policía pide la colaboración, eso sí, de la comunidad. si alguien tiene información de cualquiera de los incidentes que lo comparta de inmediato y quizá lo haya percibido, el servicio geológico nacional informó hoy de dos sismos ocurridos en el condado de sonoma. el primero fue de magnitud 3.0 en horas de la mañana y el segundo por la tarde. se registró de una magnitud 3.7. hasta el momento no se reportan tampoco daños. ya son las 16:00 de la tarde con 13 minutos. compartimos con ustedes imágenes en vivo desde varias zonas de la bah

we did see san jose police bringing children out of the home. a search by an investigative unit did not find a license for a day care center at this address. our damian trujillo was on the scene all day. he's going to have a full report at 5:30. >>> a judge has, again, denied bail for the man accused of killing a san francisco tech executive. defense attorneys for nima momeni made the request today. but he will remain in custody. charged with killing bob lee who was stabbed to death back in april. this morning, the judge was expected to set a trial date, but that's been rescheduled until october 25th. >>> well, for a second time, the san jose man accused of killing his mother with fentanyl has refused to enter the courtroom to hear the charges against him. bradley robert dexter stood in the hallway today as he was charged with murder, poisoning, and two counts of elder abuse. he was supposed to be arraigned last month but refused to leave his jail cell. dexter admitted to lacing his mother's drink with fentanyl. >>> there's no disputing it, the

san jose remains winless on the season.e of college football notes, san jose state beat utah state. stanford falls to ucla. and the phillies beat arizona in the baseball playoffs. so they lead that series three games to two. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay." >>> just shy of 7:27. much more ahead. coming up, this live look in gaza, where more aid is coming in today, but the u.n. saying it's not enough. we have the latest on the war, and how you can talk to your children about what's going on in the middle east. >>> plus, back here locally, a shocking high-speed chase in the north bay coming to a disruptive ending. what we learned about the people inside that spee >>> good morning. it is sunday, october 22nd, 7:29. a nice morning in downtown los gatos. a little chilly out there, but as we head further north, people are seeing rain. so enjoy it while you can. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a quick look at the microclimate forecast, and microclimates indeed, rain on the golden g

en ciudades como san josé. alcanzó los 86 grados durante esos dos días de advertencia y los centros de enfriar viento del condado santa clara permanecerán abiertos para todo el público. vamos a estar abiertos hasta las 18:00 de la tarde el día de hoy, jueves y mañana y pueden venir a disfrutar de nuestros dos pisos. >> el servicio de meteorología nacional asegura que para el sábado todavía se podría sentir esas altas temperaturas hasta el punto de extender la advertencia. >> hasta ese día, especialmente en el sur de san francisco. hoy caminar por un parque en san josé pudimos ver cómo estas dos niñeras huían de los intensos rayos del sol, porque según ellos, el calor ha sido agobiante tanto para ellas como para los niños. >> se agravia mucho si se ponen irritantes se pone muy caliente los resbaladero. si te fijas, esa área está desprotegida de un toldo para que les dé sombra a los niños, asegurando que cualquier niño que se siente allí no le gustaría regresar. está demasiado caliente. los niños se pueden quemar

right now, 64 in san jose.will eventually see the temperatures dropping to upper 50s tomorrow morning. 60 in livermore. highs in the mid-70s. 20 degrees cooler than thursday. 62 in san francisco. temperatures dropping into the upper 50s by tomorrow morning. but you need the umbrella. rain at times in the morning. where the weather gets more interesting is 10:00 to 4:00. there's a chance of thunderstorms. highs staying in the 60s around the bay, low 70s san jose and tri-valley, and north bay in mid-60s. hour by hour. before sunrise, areas of right rain. then the main event around 9:00 across sonoma county, approaching the coast. 9:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon, more intense showers cross over the diablo range and we could have thunder. it will stabilize once the sun sets and shower chances start to decrease towards 11:00 tomorrow night. rapid clearing into monday. tomorrow, pretty active weather, a chance of rain, isolated thunder, then rapid clearing. 60s to low 70s for highs, back into the 70s and 80s inland mon

that would tiles the old record, sin -- look at this so far in san jose, 96. the old record is 95, set way back in 1930. and san francisco getting up to 89. again, this is how it is tracking so far. we still have to wait on those official numbers to come in. but, again, another hot one. tomorrow morning we start off with lots of 70s, especially through the south and east bay at 9:00 in the morning. it's 60s and 70s for the coastline, and quick warming by 1:30 in the afternoon, already -- 93 in san jose, 95 in mosquitoes, and 70s and 80s at the coast. that's not even the hottest part of the day. i do see more upper 90s back next for us. if you are headed out fleet week for tomorrow, it's sunny skies, temps in the 80s, bring that sunscreen. bring the sunglasses shorts and tee shirts all around in san francisco. forget the hoodie. leave it at home. we can also talk about that colder weather in the chance for rain, coming up in about 15 minutes. >> all right, thank you very much, jeff. -- going to need to know whether you should wear shorts or address. it's easy.

we're awaiting his remarks, jose. be his second on-camera remarks since the fighting broke out. jose. >> and, gabe, you talk about, you know, clearly some of the things happening in the last 24, 48 hours, the american carrier group sent over is a message by the united states to the other actors. i'm just wondering what the biggest other actor could be is iran. is there anything that the white house is discussing about iran's possible involvement, or not? in detailed planning, et cetera, of what happened. >> reporter: well, at this point, jose, the posture of the white house and administration is that they have seen no direct evidence linking iran to the plotting of this attack. but there are have been wide reports and security and intelligence officials say there's a high likelihood that iran was somehow involved. and the administration has said that iran and hamas have had a long relationship here, but they're still investigating this. they're also investigating, jose, again, the number of potential hostages that may

san josé y redwood city, y alrededor de la bahía, el día de mañana.o fin de semana para disfrutar quizás en familia. bueno, es todo de mi parte. regreso con ustedes. >> gracias. si planificamos bien acá se estima que el área de la bahía necesita unos 110 mil millones■!ade dólares para afrontar el aumento del nivel del mar en las próximas décadas. para darnos una mejor idea, proteger de las inundaciones en las costas al condado san mateo costará, estiman 11 mil millones■!ade dólares y a santa clara costará 8 mil millones. la situación no se ve sencilla si se considera que ahora solo están disponibles para el área de la bahía 5.5 mil millones■!ae dólares. el aumento del nivel del mar amenaza aeropuertos, autopistas y hasta subestaciones eléctricas entre otras infraestructuras. es el fruto del esfuerzo de 2 hispanos que unieron sus ideas y también la experiencia en la cocina. >> dicen que están mezclando los sabores de alimentos de varios países y promete que quienes lo prueben se llevarán una experiencia. fa fabulosa. conozcamos este restaurante. este e

jose? >> raf sanchez in israel, thank you. >>> prime minister netanyahu vowed to avenge the attack by hamas, saying, quote, the enemy will pay a price like they have never known before. chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us now. richard, what likely happens next? >> reporter: well, i think we're going to see an israeli military response. the only question is, how big it will be. and israel in the past has not been shy about using its military superiority to hit hamas targets in gaza when hamas has fired rockets. but the real limiting factor here is these hostages, because if israel launches a broad invasion of gaza right now, it could inadvertently kill some of its own citizens. gaza is densely populated. there are many tunnels. it is a place that hamas knows better than israel, and it is very likely that hamas will put some of these hostages in key locations as use them as human shields. so, we're going to see a period of intelligence gathering before any major israeli operati

pacific, i'm jose diaz-balart. breaking just moments ago, a top house republican just confirmed he's running for house speaker. we'll tell you who and what other names are being floated as permanent replacement. >>> we're following history in the senate. we'll talk about the significant developments with california senator alex padilla. >>> in new york city, former president trump is back in court for day three of the civil fraud trial against him. why the judge has ordered a gag order on trump. >>> and the largest healthcare workers strike in history is now under way. at least 75,000 caser workers hit the picket line. >>> and we begin with what comes next for the house after the historic ouster of speaker kevin mccarthy. moments ago, house judiciary committee chair jim jordan confirmed he is now running to succeed kevin mccarthy as speaker. he's the first person to announce his candidacy. this comes one day after eight house republicans joined with democrats to remove mccarthy from his post. it is first time in am

morgan hill, san josé. posiblemente alcance los 90. en concord. el panorama se va a mantener dramáticamente de cambios para el fin de semana. antes ese calorcito. más detalles por la noche regresamos . >> gracias guillermo. para estar preparados. la alcaldía de san josé votará hoy si acepta o no un contrato de arrendamiento de cinco años por un dólar al año de john sobre para construir un proyecto de 150 viviendas provisionales en uno de esos terrenos. este proyecto sería un refugio de construcción rápida en el sur de la ciudad, en la esquina sur de vía del oro y la avenida san ignacio. si el contrato es aprobado, su finalización estaría prevista para mediados del próximo año. y la iglesia presbiteriana grace dio a conocer que construirá seis casas pequeñas en su terreno. >> dicen que es para albergar a familias necesitadas. esta iglesia dijo que todo es parte de un plan para utilizar tierras que son propiedad de organizaciones religiosas para albergar a los desprotegidos. la organización de vivienda hope solutions ha identificado 1100

ahí pasamos ahora a información desde san josé. edificio abandonado. sin embargo, otra propiedad contigua también sufrió daños. no se registraron víctimas. por esto? >> bueno, en san josé, una activista comunitario de al viso se presentó frente a un juez por presuntamente intentar vender fuegos artificiales ilegales y era para financiar un proyecto comunitario. márquez sousa tiene 49 años, fue detenido luego que las autoridades ayudaran o hallaran más bien media tonelada de fuegos artificiales ilegales en un almacén de su propiedad. esto fue en los días previos al 4 de julio del año pasado, pirotecnia que, según él, era vendida para ayudar a financiar un parque para la comuna dad. >> y es una. tener este parque es una oportunidad muy buena para los seniors, para toda la gente que camina, sus perros. >> durante la audiencia, la abogada de espinosa indicó que no había visto la orden de registro, por lo que el caso se aplazó hasta el 4 de diciembre y un avión operado por alaska airlines tuvo que aterrizar de emergencia el domingo desp

san jose, 0.11 inch. not nearly as much for redwood city with just 0.01 inch. out this camera. the sun is just starting to drop down there behind some of the higher elevations toward san francisco and the north bay. just an incredible golden view here tonight. as we roll through tomorrow's forecast, a brand-new update we're seeing on the forecast models. it now looks like we may get a little bit of some patchy dense knock that could form. i want you to be on the lookout. we may see a little bit of that move over towards the east bay. then lots of sunshine as we roll through tomorrow afternoon. so with a lot of clearing for most of the bay area, temperatures will start off in the low to mid-50s. again, a slight chance of that patchy fog we just talked about. temperatures through tomorrow, a don't see a major change from what we had today. lots of 70s across the south bay. 73 vallejo. peninsula, afternoon sun and 72 in san mateo. san francisco, 60s across the board tomorrow. some pretty typical weather here. 75 in napa. we are looking at colder weather later this

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desde san josé soy jessica gallegos, noticiero telemundo 48.encadena una serie de gastos. ya lo decía jessica, incluso con el seguro, con la licencia y cuenta le usted en miami quedó grabado el video, el momento en que las autoridades arrestaron a un menor de edad presuntamente implicado en el robo a mano armada de un coche. >> ahí lo ve usted. el reporte de la policía indicó que fueron cuatro los jóvenes que participaron en el atraco y tras una investigación de las autoridades, el vehículo fue encontrado en un restaurante de comida rápida donde se llevó a cabo ese arresto. de regreso con información local, el condado contra costa da un paso adelante para hacer frente a la crisis de vivienda. >> autoridades anunciaron la puesta en marcha de una iniciativa de la organización de vivienda solution que busca crear casas de campo para familias y personas de bajos recursos. en 1100 acres de tierra, que es propiedad de la iglesia presbiteriana grace, una iniciativa que podría expandirse a otras ciudades y 34 años han pasado del terremoto más potente q

from san jose, hilda gutierrez, nbc bay area news. back to you. >> thank you very much, hilda. >>> let's go to israel. the war between it and hamas has claimed a heavy price tonight. 1,300 people in israel are confirmed dead. at least 1,900 dead in gaza. thousands more have been left injured by the fighting. yesterday israel ordered 1.1 million people to evacuate from northern gaza giving them 24 hours to do so. it's a move the u.n. called impossible without, quote, devastating humanitarian consequences. it's believed the order may have come in preparation for a ground assault into gaza. the deadline has come and passed but no updates so far. >> we are working together to secure the release of hostages. including american citizens being held by hamas in gaza. >> secretary of state antony blinken emphasized the u.s. remained firm in its commitment to israel. >>> it was a tense day at jewish schools and synagogues throughout the bay area today after a former hamas leader declared a day of jihad or a day of rage. some secular places took

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a$ en san josé y 2.366■!n oakland.dandon gran total de 9.510■!a. solo paa mudarse. según el asambleísta mari qa,uien propuso esta ley, el 53% de los hogares si podían pagar las rentas, pero no les alcanzaba con los excesivos depósitos que desde hace unos años empezaron a hacerse más comunes que hay un 40% de las propiedades que estaban exigen ese 2 veces de depósito. algunas asociaciones de propietarios se opusieron a la abe 12 argumentan que estos depósitos son para cubrir daños en la propiedad. le preguntamos al respecto a la activista hoy en día los inquilinos no están haciendo grandes daños en las unidades. >> yo pienso que sí. si va a ser un algo justo y algo que, que, que ambas partes no vayan a tener ninguna pérdida. >> además, la ley excluye a pequeños propietarios que tengan 4 unidades o menos en renta. la b12 entrará en efecto en junio del 2024 desde san josé, libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo 48 residentes y estudiantes en alerta luego de incidentes de presunto acoso sexual en las calles de una ciudad. >>

de mÁs de $400,000 usados en algunas escuelas del este de san josÉ.s encontramos en el corazÓn y de las empresa de tecnologÍa. >> es un dÍa muy especial.es una beca de $450,000 para expandir acceso a programas robÓtica. e inteligencia artificial en las escuelas secundarias. aquÍ en california. >> gonzÁlezestuvo presente la inauguraciÓn de este programa donde los niÑos estuvieran participando de varias actividades criadas por voluntarios de google. >> serÁn las escuelas que van a recibir fondos para crear un programa de robÓtica. >> la ideaes que estamos recibiendo la empresa google, porque estÁn donando dinero a mucho distrito del estado de california para comenzar un club de robÓtica. >> agradecer impulso econÓmico para comenzar con este proyecto para niÑos. muchos de la comunidad latina. >> aquellas como resolver problemas creativamente. como trabajar en equipo y cÓmo comunicar. y programa lanza diferentes tecnologÍas. inteligencia artificial. zona comunidad que merece este tipo de oportunidades. esa es una oportunidad para que demuestren sus talent

exactly. >>> up next, san jose's new game plan.cific company the city is hoping to lure >>> there might be progress with the actors strike. s.a.g. will go back to the bargaining table for the fifth round of tacks. that's going to happen. the writers guild ratified a new contract with the studios. that's good until may of 2026. the studios say this is an important step of getting the industry as a whole back to work. but the writers are not leaving the picket lines yet. their union says they will continue to protest until the actors get a fair deal. >>> the bay area's largest city is rolling out the welcome mat with hope of luring more ai companies on the way. he promised incentives for companies willing to set up shops in san jose. it will bring more benefits for those living in san jose. >>> what's next for the 49ers? we check in with bruce bochy. remember >>> this always happens. 49ers bandwagon filling up fast. a perfect 9-0. everybody loves them now. a nice resting day for the players. >> tomorrow, back to work to get ready for

there's that rally happening at san jose state, pro-palestinian rally. there are also some teachers on campus and staff members who are jewish who say they fear for their safety. what can you do as mayor of the city to help both sides be safe on campus there? >> yeah, we take that very seriously and want to make sure everyone can exercise this civil liberties safely. and i was just at a local synagogue in almaden a couple evenings ago, and there was a palpable fear in the room. i want to make very clear that the rising anti-semitism we're seeing in america and across the world is completely unacceptable. and we're going to do everything that we can to keep everybody safe and push back against intolerance. >> mayor mahan, are you at a position yet where you have to have a special meeting with san jose police department or university police to address any potential problems? >> you know thrashings's not rks that's not what we're hearing. but we collaborate very closely with university police. we'll be monitoring the situation and make sure we're keeping st

the department will be called the san jose power.s say the utility could be up and running by 2028. the same report says that city representatives have met with pg&e twice in past weeks, but pg&e told officials that the mercury news that the project was a little misguided. union workers, meantime, told the council they are worried about their jobs . in october 2019, pg&e rejected a $2.5 billion offer from the city of san francisco to buy the utilities local power lines. >>> parking will stay free in downtown napa, at least for now. city council voted 4-1 last night to reject the paid parking plan. some councilmembers had they were open to revisiting the idea of paid parking, but they did not believe the city was ready to put the plan in place right now. during public comment, some said they were worried paid parking would drive people away from downtown, which is still recovering after the pandemic. >>> san francisco supervisors approved what analysts are calling the most expensive homeless response ever. they voted to extend the lea

, el espíritu de la gente de san josé, la comunidad de la cultura latina, de san josé, de hispánicas,as raíces. >> lo que genera un sentido de pertenencia importante hacia los shorts. equipo deportivo de mucha tradición en san josé carlos rodríguez es precisamente recuerda la importancia de siempre estar conectados a las raíces latinas. >> sí, sí. es muy importante acordarse de que nuestra cultura cura y entre más estemos, más cerca a ella, más conocemos de nosotros y nuestra identidad es pura. así es que es muy importante estar en contacto y conectado a nuestras raíces, pues para mí el arte al amor, al arte comenzó desde que tenía como seis años en guadalajara. el instituto cabañas tiene murales de orozco y otros muralistas grandes y ahí fue donde crecí yo. ahí empezó mi amor por el arte. bueno definitivamente la importancia de nuestra cultura y generalmente está ese, digamos, esa falsa propaganda de decir que la comunidad latina no está movida de entrada en eso. >> el hockey y en ese opening night vimos a personajes como carlos y luego el sábado en tiburones night, con artistas cant

san josÉ mes mentÓ 60 y otro grados.uardarlas de oraciones que tengan en el jardÍn. aproveche a pasar de caliente. en santa rosa las hilaturas mÍnimas mÁs frÍas en los 39 grados. hay misiones muy agradables y condiciones mÁs otoÑales. el dÍa viernes vemos nuevos ciudad y la posibilidad de lluvia. poco a poco se ex tiende. nos acompaÑa en la maÑana del dÍa sÁbado. pudiÉramos ver una que otra llovizna para el lado sur. el sÁbado se mantiene nublado en san josÉ y es Éramos un eclipse solar para el dÍa sÁbado. gracias. el 10 de dure se celebra el dÍa mundial de la salud mental. cada aÑo uno de cada seis menores es alimentar un problema de ♪ avalados. a la educaciÓn es un inverso. hay condonaciÓn de prÉstamos estudian miles. hay pilotos de grass. muchas personas no tenÍan el supuesto tono al los intereses se comen sano de lanzÓ el programa. >> no pudo realizar un. es un periodo de grass todo la precio en las. has ibas al todo si no quiere ♪ presentador: quÉ tal?, soy daniel norha, listos para el recorrido deportivo? >> reciba

san francisco, oakland and san jose are three of six.ifornia cities that will install speed cameras to catch speeding drivers. the cameras will be installed in high accident areas, school zones and where street racing is popular. new york city and many other cities around the country have shown incredible results with speed cameras. >> and it's changing behavior. and that is what needs to happen. people need to drive slower. it's not about giving tickets. >> it's a pilot program that will last several years. violators will get a ticket in the mail, fines range from $50 to $500, depending on speed. >> it's absurd to me that we continue to do the same thing and expect different results. >> kat brooks with the anti police-terror project says there is data that shows that automated license plate reader programs don't work, although this legislation has specific provisions on who can access the data. brooks and many other civil liberties groups have concerns over privacy and how that data may be used. >> it's tied to a fiscal incentive to tic

i'm jose diaz-balart. the israeli air force launching an extensive attack as we come on the air three days after hamas launches a surprise attack against israel. the company claiming to have retaken control of all communities around gaza and ordering a, quote, complete siege of the gaza strip. the bloody cost of this young war is already horrifying. at least 700 israelis and 500 palestinians killed with more than 4,000 injured. among the dead nine americans according to the u.s. state department. that number only expected to rise. this is 25-year-old noa, the woman who has become the face of the ongoing and unprecedented hostage crisis. she, her boyfriend and dozens of others were seized by hamas. the exact number of hostages still unknown. here is one man whose family was taken. >> i don't know where -- what conditions are they held in. i don't know if they ate enough, if they're cold or hot, if they're hurt, if they're getting treatment. >>> joining us is nbc's raf sanchez who is in ashkelon. how is isra

jose? >> morgan chesky, thank you so much. >>> with us now to continue our conversation, california congressman robert garcia. he sits on the homeland security committee. and he's a member of the biden campaign's national advisory board. it's always a pleasure to see you. thank you for your time. i just like, if you could, to kind of expand on this. the president says very directly, that this is congress forcing his hands on this. is this indeed what we're witnessing? >> i mean it is, first, let's be clear, i agree with many of my colleagues in the house and certainly with the president that border walls do not work. they're inhumane. they have not stopped migration into the united states. we've wasted an norms amount of money on a symbol that is not about the humanity about what is actually happening. they don't work and the president has reiterated that point as early as we -- as we saw yesterday. at the same time, we also know this was authorized prior to president biden taking office. c

jose jose leclerc strikes out curtis meade to end the game and the rangers win 7 to 1 to win the besttwo games to none. and two years after losing 102 games, the rangers are popping the champagne. they're celebrating a trip to the division series where they will face the baltimore orioles on saturday at target field in minneapolis. twins hosting the blue jays. no score in the fourth, but with the bases loaded, carlos correa sneaks one through. and that brings home the only run the twins would need. but they added another in the inning to make it two nothing. and then with two outs of the night, yo on duran strikes out daulton varsho to end the game. the twins win two nothing to advance to the postseason for the advance in the postseason. for the first time in 21 years. next up, the defending world series champion astros in houston on saturday about the phillies looking to wrap up their series with the marlins. and this will do it. a grand slam for bryson stott just the second grand slam in phillies postseason history. the phillies win 7 to 1 to take the series two games to none. they

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

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[ número 200 en san josé, hasta la 13:00 de la tarde de hoy.rma gratuita. siga con nosotrosue q monitoreando esta noticia de última hora donde dos menores de edad, de acuerdo a la policía, perdieron la vida en una piscina. esto ocurrió en la ciudad de san josé. mi compañera libertad pedraza está siguiendo muy de cerca. tú continúas en la zona en el sur de la ciudad libertad. cuéntanos que más se sabe hasta el momento. flavio buenas tardes. >> y continuamos aquí en la escena y el lugar, aunque está activo, está bastante silencioso. es el silencio. después de la tormenta. dos menores de edad perdieron la vida al interior de una casa donde se llevaba una guardería. actualmente la escena está como ustedes la ven. está la policía, están los bomberos y hace unos momentos también llegó la fiscalía del condado de santa clara. son ellos, junto a la unidad de homicida del departamento de policía los que están encargados de esta investigación. esto debido a que los dos fallecidos son niños. justamente estábamos mirando cuáles son las condiciones del área.

una mujer resultÓ herida tras ser golpeada por un hombre el fin de semana en san josÉ., cuando los agentes acudieron al lugar encontraron dos hombres con impacto de bala. de momento se desconoce el estado de salud. una brutal agresiÓn quedÓ registrada en cÁmara. hemos decididoeditar parte del vÍdeo ya que las imÁgenes son fuertes. le pedimos discreciÓn. dos mujeres se enfrentan a golpes en la ciudad de san josÉ, mientras se encuentran peleando un sujeto se acerca y la golpea en la cabeza. tamara ha estado siguiendo este caso y nos tiene todos los detalles. ¿quÉ nos puedes contar? tamara: fue en este estacionamiento donde ocurriÓ el incidente. el fondo que tenemos aquÍ es el mismo que se observa en ese vÍdeo, de hecho en el suelo aÚn hay pedazos de vidrio de lo que habrÍa sido la botella con que le pegaron a esta mujer, que segÚn ella me dice tratÓ de separar una pelea que ocurrÍa en este lugar, asÍ como se observan imÁgenes cuando es atacada por una mujer, luego vemos cuando tratan de golpearla con una botella en un intento fallido. nuevamente le rompe esta botella de v

in san jose, 93 in napa.coast is warm in the low 80s to the low 90s. >> and number six right now, taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza right now, everything is running smoothly. the metering lights are not on and you will not have to wait at the pay gates. >> and number seven, nobody won the powerball drawing. now, the third largest jackpot ever at $1.2 billion. no one drew last night's numbers. so the drawing on saturday jumps to $1.4 billion. your odds of winning are not good. but you know what? enjoy enjoy. we are expecting a major announcement today in the world of basketball. the wnba is expected to announce a new team expansion coming to the bay area. it's social media account dropped a few more clues yesterday with a video teasing something big and it included multiple messages to the league asking it to expand. so now the team will reportedly be playing in 2025 and at the chase center 2008 was the last time the wnba expanded. there are currently 12 teams. no official word on the new team's

he would also like to see incubator develop at places like san jose state to help fuel new ideas.city does that, he believes ai companies will boost the economy and help solve san jose's biggest problems. we want city hall to be a sandbox of innovation, an we want to enlist most technology entrepreneurs to invent the city services. >> the civic solutions of the future. >> cmi founder and ceo krishnaraj desai says his company started in san jose because it was the capital of silicon valley. but he thinks the proposed incentives will help remain and grow for years to come. >> any help we can get that extends us either in terms of utilities or location or travel expenses for our employees really makes a very big difference. no doubt the brains are here, but the capacity to keep the brains here is equally important as well. the memo will be presented to council before next steps are made in san jose. >> dustin dorsey, abc seven news. well if you binge watch shows on netflix, listen to this. >> the company will soon open facilities that will allow you to fully immerse yourself in your

i'm josÉ diaz-balart.reaking overnight, israel pounds gaza with a heavy round of air strikes as we have new reporting about what the u.s. is telling israel about a potential ground invasion. it comes as trucks full of aid and supplies finally roll into gaza. relief workers there are begging for more. we'll talk to a spokesperson for a u.n. refugee agency who's on the ground in gaza. >>> back at home, house republicans will meet yet again tonight to consider their next house speaker, nine congressmen are now throwing their hats in a ring. at this point can any of them get the votes they need? >>> it could be an intense week at former president trump's civil fraud trial, as he comes face-to-face with a man who used to fix his legal problems. how key state witness michael cohen could deal a major blow to the trump business empire. and we begin this hour with the very latest from the israel-hamas war. israel has launched new intense air strikes in gaza attacking hundreds of targets. this morning four u.s. offi

yes, drivers in san jose or if you're driving through jose san jose, you're going to want to know abouts road closure. southbound highway 87 is completely closed down for construction work. we're going to dive into this happening between interstate 2.80, and highly 85 caltrans closing down the highway to do some major pavement repair work. and this will take the entire weekend to do so. construction work started friday at 09:00pm and they plan on opening it back up. no later than 05:00am on monday. and the purpose of this project is to improve the right call. you hand safety and extend the life of the pavement that they are redoing. there are several detours that will help you get around this construction work south bound, eat you can use at that will get you southbound 2.80, us 1, 1, also northbound to 80 state route 17 in 85. that will help you get around the construction that's happening on highway 87 right now. going allow today and tomorrow they should open no later than 05:00am tomorrow. but we want to get you aware of this construction work on highway and 7. so you are able to ge

in south san jose.hem were transported to a local hospital. two of them unfortunately did not survive the lifesaving efforts by paramedics. the third child, we're told, has now gone into nonlife-threatening status, and so it appears that child will survive. i don't see any more parents showing up, which tells me all of the children who were there at the center have been now removed and are now in the custody of their parents. the families of three other children are now in local hospitals trying to make sense of what exactly happened here. we are just south of almaden lake by almaden expressway and redmond in san jose, and tons of police officers and firefighters are still here at the scene just trying to, again, piece together the events that occurred here on fleetwood drive and try to find only answers for the family members, two of them who tragically lost someone, a child here, in this tragic drowning here in south san jose. i see the lady who's now leaving here, the scene. she's finished speaking w

>> no, nosotros vivimos aquí en san josé.? hemos estado los últimos años ganándole. no llegaron a texas. se quedaron las lentejas. todavía sin parar. definitivamente nos vamos a ir invictos hasta llegar al final. vámonos. cenar. >> oye, pues qué bueno que les valió la pena algunos de texas el viaje. >> sí, pero hubo gente de méxico también. >> es que es un gran evento. césar, claudio una de las grandes rivalidades de la nfl. había sunday night football por telemundo 48. todo el escenario era perfecto para lo que fue una fiesta de fútbol americano y para nosotros en la bahía. 5.■!k victoria consecutiva en este arranque de temporada de ensueño . >> llegaron, llegaron gente de todas partes apoyando a los niners. los únicos que no llegaron fueron los cowboys, verdad? nunca faltaron. >> y esa es la parte que a mí me sorprendió, porque se esperaba que dieran batalla. sí, pero andan muy bien los niners. >> defensa sólida, la ofensiva engranada y los fieles que disfrutan. y nuestra productora esmeralda también. claro que sí. >> está

. >>> also, the state of san jose. mayor matt mahan delivering his first ever state of the city address. is he delivering on his campaign promises? >>> and artwork depicting a drag legend defaced in the city. we're going to hear from the artist, who is fighting discrimination with love. >>> and he's done with basketball, so what's his new job? a life-changing decision for this warriors star. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. it has been a heavy and emotional couple of weeks with no end in sight. we can report tonight, though, a very relieved father. his daughter just released by hamas. the terror group releasing two american hostages, a mother and daughter, from the chicago area. judith and natalie raanan were visiting relatives when the fighting started two weeks ago. the pair crossed back into israel today. that's the good news. their release was apparently part of an agreement with qatar. about 20 minutes ago, we heard from natalie's father, who says he's spoken briefly with his

. >> fue en san josé. >> están investigando el local.n licencia y cómo fue que los menores terminaron allí ? el gobernador acaba de firmar una nueva ley que protege a los inquilinos de desalojos ilegales o injustos. >> les contamos con mucha más información que tenemos que compartir en telemundo 48. no cambie de canal porque hay más detalles del diferente acontecer en el área de la bahía. regresamos en solo minutos. bienvenidos a su emisión de las 18:00 de la tarde. >> vamos a comenzar con esto. al menos dos familias lloran la muerte de sus hijos, quienes perdieron la vida en una guardería este lunes en la ciudad de san josé. es que en el lugar hay una piscina donde supuestamente los niños habrían caído posteriormente fueron transportados de emergencia a un hospital local donde fallecieron . >> flavio lacayo se encuentra cerca de donde ocurrió esta situación con más información. flavio césar, fátima qué tal? >> muy buenas tardes. así es, hablamos con algunos vecinos quienes nos dijeron que les es difícil creer lo que ocurrió aquí en esta

san jose, 0.11. and redwood city, 0.01. >> we are going to get two different systems off to the north. neither one of these looks to bring us some big rainfall at this point because the main storm track is going to stay just to the north of us. but i do think by friday we could see it dip a little bit closer here, and that would allow us a slight chance of some showers as we head through friday's forecast. i'll get you closer looks of that coming up in a minute and a half. let's move it right into tomorrow morning's forecast. with mostly clear skies to start, we are going to begin down here on the colder side. so have that jacket out tomorrow. we get a little bit of a breeze, and it certainly could feel like the upper 40s. don't want you to get caught off guard. to the tri-valley, we're down to 52. for the south bay, 53. through the east bay, san francisco, and the north bay, also plenty of those low to mid-50s. temperatures through tomorrow really stay just about the same. down here across the south