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jose daniel, that was released on thursday was on the old and i'll continue to do what i've always done side freedom, democracy, and respect to the human rights of my people. it odyssey, son was sentenced for 12 years for throwing stones and bustles that police. that's what i mean gaily. well, why do i think he's a political prisoner? because i sentenced him to so many years in prison and physician. the protests were not pots result of precedence it economically, which helps create sketch these people with protesting against elizabeth leo. and that has 3 sons in prison. she sees no feature for them in cuba, even if they all released still, she's glad the embargo will be self and some of the most other office of the way, the ones that go hungry because of the blockade, not the government. the buttons administration argued you refreshing in cuba meant it couldn't from us trump or a sanctions. in fact, the decision to stick with comp policy is taking the full biden was even sworn in as president as prisoners. finally, return home stricken families, get to a nation around a 1000 people in t

. >> jose and danielle, that's what's going on in gaza. israel launched a new operation at a refugee camp in the west bank. what happened there? >> yeah. so a collective sigh of relief for the cease fire. but the story is shifting to the west bank and specifically janine. janine, just for context, has often been called little gaza in the west bank to israel and the israeli government. it is a hotbed of terrorists with a growing arsenal of weapons. to many palestinians, this place is ground zero for the resistance against the israeli occupation. and since october 7th, there have been multiple idf raids and per week. and this was the case in the past 24 hours. the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, saying that the shin bet, the police and the idf have launched an extensive and significant operation to defeat terrorism, he says. now i put that question to doctor to doctor mustafa barghouti, who is the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative movement. his answer? he believes that israel is laying the groundwork, preparing for

un is saying that israel is restricting the free movement of palestinians in the west bank. >> jose daniele in front of the supreme court today is something that could make it harder or easier to hold police accountable for deadly use of force. we're going to talk about that next. you're watching jose diaz balart reports on msnbc. >> want the fastest working. glp one for half the price? ro now offers fda approved weight loss injections cheaper with results. you can see faster, lose 15% of your weight with the formula from eli lilly. see if you qualify at koco-tv. >> well, you're in the big leagues now. >> how was your vacation, sir? >> well, i. >> needed one. >> with your 10% loyalty program discount. that's $225 for the night. >> not bad. >> $155 for the night. hold up. >> how? >> it's easy. >> when you know where to look. >> trivago compares hotel prices from hundreds of sites so you can save up to 40%. >> trivago is my. >> secret tactic. >> hotel that is their question. and nobody knows shoppers better than shopify. the undisputed, undefeated, checkout champion of the world. businesses t

. >> jose daniele hamamdjian in tel aviv, thank you so very much. so, ambassador, what do you think is holding up this part of a process that seemed to be just a couple of hours ago as going through. >> well, there's a substantive element to it. >> there could possibly be a problem with the names of the palestinians to be released, that israel has not given prior consent to. >> but i think that most of it, jose, is grandstanding. >> it's political grandstanding by mr. netanyahu. he needs to placate his right wing coalition. >> he's primarily anxious about the so-called second phase, the israeli withdrawal in the first phase and the second phase that called for a permanent ceasefire, something that president biden stated yesterday in his address in his speech. >> and while trying to placate his right wing coalition and convince them that don't worry about it, don't overdramatize everything, the ceasefire will probably not hold. they seem not to believe him, and they probably know why. on the other hand, he can't tell them one thing and then tell the

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jose. san francisco mayor daniel lurie staying optimistic, releasing a statement saying in part, although this closure is disappointing, i'm energized every day by businesses of all sizes opening and growing in our city. new at 7.30. pleasant hill police say the passing of proposition 36, already having noticeable effects when it comes to combating organized retail theft. prop 36 allows police to charge thieves with a felony for shoplifting if they have two or more prior theft convictions, creating more significant consequences for repeat offenders. in pleasant hill, police say they've made 13 felony shoplifting arrests in just the last month. they say prop 36 has been a step toward reducing theft and also encouraging stronger deterrence. also new at 730, the bay area's oldest independent bookstore chain says it is filing for reorganization. books inc. says filing chapter 11 will allow it to continue operating while it gets on a solid financial footing. as part of the reorganization, it will close its berkeley store on february 9th. ten other stores across the bay area will remain open. the co

jose. san francisco mayor daniel lurie staying pretty optimistic here, releasing a statement saying in part, although this closure is disappointing, i'm energized every day by businesses of all sizes opening and growing in our city. pleasant hill police like sacramento police also saying the passage of proposition 36 is already having noticeable effects when it comes to combating organized retail theft. prop 36 again allows police to charge thieves with a felony for shoplifting if they have two or more prior theft convictions, creating more significant consequences for repeat offenders. in pleasant hill, police say they've made 13 felony shop arrests in just the past month. they say prop 36 has been a step toward reducing theft and encouraging stronger deterrence. next, at 11, the firefight continues in southern california as more fires take off in parts of san diego, firefighters struggling through dry conditions, fueling some of those fires. and as those fires continue, more fundraising efforts are underway to help victims in southern california. how bay area teenagers are donating what t

más de un mes de que arranque la temporada y hoy los san jose earthquakes anunciaron a su primer gran refuerzo para esta temporada cristian daniel salt lake. llega luego de empatar el récord de goles de la franquicia de la temporada pasada, aunque luego sufrió una suspensión de 4 partidos y a partir de ahí ya no pudo sumar a su cuenta personal. con estos 2 san jose earthquakes suman una pieza de calidad, aunque tendrán que hacer movimientos en el roster porque ya tenían los 3 espacios de jugador franquicia definidos y de ese traspaso se trata. vamos a cerrar las grandes ligas donde los san francisco giants hoy completan un movimiento sorprendente por su roster por muchas razones. y es que 1 de los mejores brazos de toda la liga será más gigante de lo que ya es. los yugen anunciaron la llegada del lanzador 3 veces ganador del premio cy young justin verlander con un contrato por un año y 15 millones de dólares. verlander estará cumpliendo 42 años de edad en este 2025 y llega luego de una campaña irregular con los astros de houston, donde terminó con 5 victorias y 6 derrotas y un promedio de 5.4 8 en 90 innings. sin embargo, consig

jose. new san francisco mayor daniel lurie issued a statement which reads in part, quote, there are massivenges happening across the country in retail, and we know there's a lot of work to do in our city. although this closure is disappointing, i'm energized every day by businesses of all sizes opening and growing in our city. happening today, alameda county supervisors have scheduled a special meeting to publicly interview the several finalists for the county's new district attorney. the board is searching for a replacement after voters recalled pamela price last fall. the candidates include several current and former alameda county prosecutors, along with a supervisor, court judge, a superior court judge and a city attorney, too. and before those public interviews, the grassroots organization that organized a recall campaign held a rally focused on the replacement effort. save alameda for everyone are safe. met at susan s mancini administration building in oakland. safe endorsed three of the new da candidates. two of them are still in the running. that's judge ursula jones and chief assis

everyone is making five-alarm chili for the super bowl. [ laughter ] and finally, jack daniels, jim beam and joseocks are up because buffalo bills fans. there you have it. [ cheers and applause ] it's good to see why they're up and down. [ applause ] well, everyone, the grammys are this sunday and they've been running all kinds of promos to get people excited about the show. here's one i saw earlier. >> this sunday, it's the 67th annual grammy awards. featuring benson boone, teddy swims, sabrina carpenter, charli xcx, billie eilish, chappell roan, and taylor swift. [ cheers ] live from the crypto.com arena on cbs. >> jimmy: yeah. that's pretty standard. [ cheers ] that looked good. i can't wait. pretty standard. they also released another promo aimed specifically at parents. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah, watcthis one. >> this sunday, it's the 67th annual grammy awards featuring timothee chalamet, post malone, the espresso one, the brat one, the one that sang the barbie song, dave chappelle, and taylor swift. [ laughter ] live from fake money arena on the channel where you watch "matlock." [ cheer

for now, there are bloomingdale's locations in palo alto and in san jose and san francisco. mayor danielimistic. he released a statement saying in part, although this closure is disappointing, i'm energized every day by businesses of all sizes opening and growing in our city. >> people are going to be scared to send their children to school. people who need health care will not go to hospitals because they fear that ice might go into the hospital. >> a big change to immigration enforcement policy by president trump and immigrant advocates are worried what bay area groups are doing to prepare for a possible expansion of federal raids. then, with the battle against wildfires continuing in southern california, another fight over relief funding is brewing in washington. why? some lawmakers say there should be strings attached. then, complaints about a large homeless encampment in the south bay. how city and community leaders are building a solution from the ground up. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and go

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daniele hamamdjian, nbc news, tel aviv. closer to home, the south bay working to provide some relief for the homeless. city of san jose and valley water leaders are at cherry avenue right now. together, they're breaking ground for the city's newest housing project. they're building an interim housing site for 136 homeless. it's near sanchez drive, 85 and almaden expressway. san jose's mayor says this housing project will help those living nearby. the first homeless neighbors to be offered housing at this site will be folks already encamped in the surrounding area. after offering housing to everyone in the area multiple times, we will decommission those encampments, clean up the area and install a water resource protection zone. it's been a big goal of san jose mayor matt mahan. he says this year, the city will open an additional 1000 interim housing units for the homeless. and i have to say, it's hard not to think about the homeless, especially with these really cold temperatures that we've been having overnight. absolutely. i mean, the frost advisories, you know, temperatures dipping down into the 20s this morning. s

jose, welcome back, the time is 6:16. the san francisco fire department has a new fire chief, mayor daniel lurie has named dean crispen the new fire chief. san francisco health officials have confirmed the first human case of the bird flu in a child, the symptoms included fever and pinkeye but they have since recovered. it is unclear how that child was infected and while the risk is low, health officials are urging people to avoid sick and dead birds and raw dairy products. let's go back out to our meteorologist, zoe mintz, we are talking about the conditions in los angeles but in san francisco, it has been really nice. >> we have been seeing record-breaking high temperatures, for january, i hope everybody has been able to get out and enjoy it, there is an area of high pressure sitting overhead that is creating hazy skies, it is trapping the particulate matter in the air and you probably noticed a little bit yesterday. early this morning, it is quiet and temperatures for some locations are warmer than yesterday, especially across the north bay communities. we are looking at temperatures compared to just 24 hours ago signi

jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> in san francisco. union workers and city officials are showing their support for immigrants. the workers, along with mayor daniel lurie and other city leaders, attended a rally today outside of city hall. mayor lurie says san francisco values its immigrant communities and that he supports its sanctuary city policy. >> i've always said that public safety is my first priority. that means everyone in our city should feel comfortable interacting with local law enforcement and accessing city services. for decades, we have had policies that do that. these policies make us all safer, and you have my commitment to uphold them. >> this afternoon, the board of supervisors passed a resolution reaffirming san francisco's commitment to its sanctuary city ordinance. new. at 730, contra costa health has received a grant to help promote pedestrian and bike safety. more than $200,000 in the form of a grant will fund safety campaigns, community audits of dangerous roads and classes on bike safety. local data shows a nearly 30% increase in deadly crashes involving pedestrians over the last decade in contra costa, and pedestrians a

jose to san francisco. the annual event drew people from across the bay area, including san francisco mayor daniel lurie.y then marched in the city. activists said they're focused on spreading the message and honoring the legacy of doctor martin luther king jr. many of the riders who have taken the trip before say it's a celebration for all people. >> birthright. that's a big one. >> this is a proclamation guaranteeing the state's protection against invasion. >> president trump going toe to toe with sanctuary cities within hours of his new term by signing a slew of executive orders on immigration. as feared, uncertainty grows among the undocumented community. advocates are mobilizing to empower bay area families. >> there are areas where ice is active. there are scares, so we want to make sure that everybody is properly informed. >> also, as displaced residents in los angeles county start thinking about rebuilding. a growing question is how to properly fireproof a home. what architects say you can do in and outside of your property. if it's located in a fire risk area? >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is

buena crossed a court in san jose which they say is linked to one of the victims but did not give any other details. well, on his first full day in office, san francisco mayor daniel lurie has announced an immediate citywide. >> hiring freeze in effort to get the city's budget deficit under control. the mayor also directing departments to realign programming and spending with the city's priorities with a focus on evidence and proven results. this includes pausing new contracts or programs that have not yet been signed or implemented. in the meantime, the woman was injured at lori's inauguration party in chinatown last night. she was escorted out by police officers and holding some kind of paper towel on her head to put pressure on on a wound. our crew says that she apparently got hit by a firecracker. we have reached out to san francisco police for more information. but they didn't have any. we also reached out to mayor lori's office for comment, but has this report haven't heard back. the fire show was put on by lorries campaign as a part last night's celebration. >> well, this walgreens where 24 year-old brown was shot to death by a security guard during a shopl

jose. and on this, the first full day on the job, already a big move from san francisco mayor daniel lurie. what he's a deadly discovery in santa rosa. police say four shooting victims found inside a home on monarch court are believed to be family members. two of the victims are women ages 33 and 67 and two men, ages 28 and 67. officers say they found the four bodies in different areas of the home yesterday afternoon. police also located a semiautomatic handgun near one of the bodies. detectives searched a home in san jose they say is linked to one of the victims. but the motive for the shooting is still under investigation. the victims names and exact relationships have not been released. the city of san jose began enforcing new parking restrictions on rvs today. chenoweth avenue is the first of 30 different sites where the city rolled out the oversize, lived in vehicle enforcement pilot program known as olive city. teams will notify rv owners that they have two weeks to move. people will be given information about available services and safe parking sites, and after two weeks, tow trucks

and the san jose city council fills the vacancy left by a disgraced councilmember. plus continued coverage of san francisco mayor danielhe actions he's taking to tackle the city's crisis. it said. good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a wednesday and daria and i'm reyna in for james this morning on colder morning. but not as cold, not as cold as it has been. visibility is about their job teach wrist spin clear above the gray that we are seeing in their cross. a lot of the bay area. >> as you can see, it's definitely above bridge

and the san jose city council fills the vacancy left by a disgraced councilmember. plus continued coverage of san francisco mayor daniel lurie and the actions he's taking to tackle the city's crisis. it said. good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a wednesday and daria and i'm reyna in for james this morning on colder morning. but not as cold, not as cold as it has been. visibility is about their job teach wrist spin clear above the gray that we are seeing in their cross. a lot of the bay area. >> as you can see, it's definitely above bridge levels of visibility has been holding okay. >> take a look at this view from mount tam and you can see the low stratus that is really just pushed in overnight that is actually helped us out a lot with temperatures. but you can see it is very widespread across the bay area will tap into plenty of sunshine this afternoon. aside from a couple areas at the coastline which remain a little grayer temperature wise. we're in the 40's to 50's. you may notice that little less of a sting to it as you're getting out there. only a few areas even approaching freezing with vacaville bei

jose to san francisco. the annual event drew people from all across the bay area, including san francisco mayor daniel lurie. many were carrying signs for the mlk march in san francisco. activists said they're focused on spreading the message and honoring the legacy of doctor martin luther king jr. many of the riders who have taken the trip before say it is a celebration for all people. hayward's mlk observances featured music and warm memories of an east bay community leader and lead with. >> love in the world. >> the group gave a posthumous community award to pastor tommie smith of palma ceia baptist church. he was an engineer who worked at the lawrence livermore lab for 40 years, receiving a patent as lead inventor of a new spectrometer. his widow accepted the award, saying that, like doctor king, her husband was devoted to helping people. >> he was committed to ensuring equity and inclusion for people of color, women, and for those who had not been offered fair opportunities in our society. >> the keynote speaker, civil rights leader the reverend amos brown, reflected on reverend king as a mentor. rever

. >> in the south bay to san jose city council fills a vacancy left by disgraced former council member. >> and our continued coverage of san francisco's mayor danielt he's doing to tackle the fentanyl crisis. good morning. and thanks for waking up with us and aria integrated in for james this morning. >> it was cold one, but not as cool as the other so maybe we're moving in a new direction. good morning, john. yeah, definitely changes. afoot. i mean, we've been in a holding pattern of dry weather for most january, and we've had a mild days. but our cold mornings. >> we've seen a little cloud cover out there this morning. all this low gray is evident on pretty much all of our cameras. you can see right here at the embarcadero. just how overcast we are to start as we move into the afternoon, we will see less and less of that gray and more sunshine enjoy today. and tomorrow is dry weather because that will not be the norm. starting on friday, we are going to enter a wet pattern. 40's to 50's currently on the map. definitely a cool start, but not quite as cold as where we had been the past few days. we will be looking at some freeze warnings tonight i

san jose city council fills the vacancy left by a disgraced former council member. and our continued coverage of san francisco mayor daniel lurie taking action to battle the cities. fentanyl crisis with a rally happening right now. and thanks for waking up with a storm this me at this hour on wednesday. not not alone, though, john is handling the weather and >> it's getting a little bit warmer. i mean, i'm feeling a few degrees. maybe yeah, yeah. and you know, today is kind of a steady day. we were let school this morning and then this afternoon will be very seasonable, mostly in the 50's. so just kth

jose which they say is linked to one of the victims. autopsies are scheduled for tomorrow. lot. his first full day in office. san francisco mayor daniel lurie is announced an immediate citywide hiring freeze in an effort to get the city's budget under control. the mayor also directed departments to realign programming and spending with the city's priorities with a focus on evidence and proven results. this includes pausing new programs that have not yet been signed or implemented. meanwhile, a woman was injured at lori's another ation party last night. chinatown. she was escorted out by police and she was holding some kind of paper towel to are ahead, putting pressure on it. there. our crews says that she may have gotten hit by a firecracker. we've reached out to san francisco police for information, but they have not released any. we also reached out to mayor lori's office for comment. but has this report we have not heard back firecracker show was put on by hillary's campaign as a part of this celebration. >> well, a walgreens where 24 year-old was shot to death in a shoplifting incident in 2023. will be shutting down next month. th

san josé. 1 de los conductores fue trasladado a un hospital local con heridas que ponían en peligro su vida. este accidente continúa bajo investigaciones. el nuevo alcalde de san francisco, daniel congelación, según la oficina de lurie, es parte de un esfuerzo por controlar el mayor déficit presupuestario en la historia de esa ciudad. hacemos nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve la policía está investigando la trágica muerte de 4 familiares en santa rosa. le contamos lo más reciente del caso. además, las autoridades de los Ángeles ya advierten sobre el riesgo del humo para la salud. le contamos lo que dicen los expertos al respecto. y es malo tomar agua durante las comidas? consultamos con expertos hablemos de la policía de santa rosa, que está investigando lo que actualmente está calificando como el homicidio de toda una familia. realmente increíble, césar. de hecho, esto ha provocado órdenes de allanamiento aquí en la zona de san josé. andrés brender nos amplia de lo que se sabe sobre este caso. en este tranquilo vecindario de la calle monarch en santa rosa, donde la mayoría de los residentes son personas de la tercera edad, la policía llegó el miércoles a descubrir un crimen

san jose city council fills the vacancy left by a disgraced former council member. and our continued coverage of san francisco mayor daniel lurie taking action to battle the cities. fentanyl crisis with a rally happening right now. and thanks for waking up with a storm this me at this hour on wednesday. not not alone, though, john is handling the weather and >> it's getting a little bit warmer. i mean, i'm feeling a few degrees. maybe yeah, yeah. and you know, today is kind of a steady day. we were let school this morning and then this afternoon will be very seasonable, mostly in the 50's. so just keep the light jacket ready to go and you'll feel just fine. today. we're looking happen. bay, where that cloud cover is gradually lifting. you're starting to see some gradual brightening to those skies. still pretty overcast. but sunshine does prevail. more and more this afternoon, temperature wise, we're sitting in the 40's to 50's and we're going to stay in the 50's for a lot of us this afternoon. not near as many 60's as what we have gotten accustomed to the past couple of weeks. so today is generally a sign of a switch up t

jose i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. >> san francisco's new mayor has named the city's new fire chief. mayor danielamed battalion chief dean crispin to head the san francisco fire department. the mayor said crispin brings his 34 years of experience in the department to the role. he's a native san franciscan who has served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of market stations. crispin said this morning's magnitude 3.7 earthquake was a reminder of the importance of the job. >> citizens of this city, our department stands ready to protect you and your loved ones should disaster strike. we vigilantly train daily and have a comprehensive plan in place. >> assistant deputy chief sandi tong has been serving as interim chief. she took over for chief janine nicholson, who retired due to health reasons. >> coming up at 11, fires displaced countless pets and bay area animal shelters are getting ready to help their hope that people here might be willing to take in some pets. [music] >> and barry weather has been a dry weather stretch, and now we're talking about some stronger winds as we start

san francisco mayor daniel lurie expected to lead a news conference on the city's latest response at 11 a.m. in the meantime, san jose confirm ice agents carried out two more operations yesterday following an action sunday in east san jose. in that case, one arrest is now confirmed. the city of millbrae is expected to hold a no confidence vote asking for sheriff christina corpus to be removed from her position. san carlos leaders approved a similar resolution in november. both have similar partnerships with the sheriff's office. corpus has repeatedly denied allegations, including abuse of power, nepotism and racism. alameda county leaders today will select a new district attorney to replace the recalled pamela price. last wee the board publicly interviewed all seven candidates. whoever the board picks today will take office next month and serve through 2026. one thing i should have packed this morning those gloves. my hands are still cold. well, the good thing is that we're inside so we don't have to work outside. but if you are working out there, you do want to layer up and it's going to warm up nicely going into th

jose, bob redell. today in the bay. all right, bob, thank you. well, now to a live look in san francisco, where mayor elect daniel lurie is going to plan a weekendg up to his inauguration day tomorrow. he'll do several neighborhood cleanups hosted by the refuse, fuse or refuse, refuse and civic joy fund. the first cleanup will be at ocean beach at ten tomorrow morning, then ingleside, fillmore south and bayview. on sunday, he'll be in the lower nob hill and tenderloin area for a cleanup in the mission. we got our first real look at the sierra snowpack. it's important because water agencies rely on snow melt to fill our reservoirs. state water officials held that survey of the year. first survey of the year at the phillips station in near south lake tahoe. gives us a snapshot of how much we can expect our reservoirs to fill. they took six samples. combine those numbers with 260 sites around the state. so far, we're at 108%, though they say it's still early and we're going to get some more snow, i guess, up there today. yeah. so the central sierra looking good. also the north, because that's where our storms have come in early this winter, but dow

jose to san francisco. i love you, i love you. the annual event drew people from across different generations. newly elected san francisco mayor daniel lurie among them. many were carrying signs for the mlk march in san francisco. activists today said they are focused on spreading the message and honoring the legacy of doctor martin luther king jr. many of the riders who have taken the trip before say it's a celebration for all people and people in the east bay marked mlk day with community service. in oakland, dozens of people took time to bag produce at the alameda county community food bank. the food bank says this is one of the largest days of service they see all year. organizers say this event upholds the legacy of doctor king, who was focused on bringing people out of poverty as part of creating a more just and equal society. >> what you're seeing is a number of diverse volunteers from throughout the county, throughout the city of oakland, who have come together to say, we want to put an end to food insecurity, and we're going to do whatever we can with our hands, with our dollars and so forth, to ensure that nobody goes hungr

jose, if i can for a moment on nicaragua in 1990. this is one of his lesser known achievements. but chamaro won that election against danieliel ortega was saying that he would not leave office. and jimmy carter, who was down monitoring the election, stayed up with him all night and said look, it's hard to lose. i know. i lost. it's hard to lose. but for the sake of your people, you must leave office. and he talked ortega into doing it. now, of course, ortega is back. but he left office. and i interviewed in addition to many interviews with jimmy carter, i interviewed the late president george h w bush. he told me how grateful he was to jimmy carter for getting ortega out. on many of these issues even when he suffered setbacks, there were major achievements connected to them. not just camp david and the panama canal but many other major achievements that lend a new perspective to some of his shortcomings. >> you know, i remember that long night very well in 1990, as all of us were wondering what was ortega going to do? james, just thinking of now jimmy carter's body is being transferred to washington, d.c. where there will

home on buena crest court in san jose which they say is linked to one of those people who was found dead. on his first full day in office. san francisco's new mayor daniel lurie announced an immediate citywide hiring freeze. that's in an effort to get the city's budget deficit under control. the mayor also directed departments to realign programming and spending with the city's priorities with a focus on evidence and proven results. and that includes a pausing of new contracts and programs that have not yet been signed or implemented. >> a 26 is the time in the south bay san jose state university now being recognized by the u.s. department of education. sjsu is one of 6 winners of the post-secondary success recognition program. and this was the first time the word was given. san jose state is being recognized for enrolling. a diverse student body and 18 graduates, economic mobility in the fall of 2020 to 35% of the university's undergraduate students receive pell grants. 75%. san jose state students graduate within 8 years. we're going to take a break in a 27 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. those wildfires in southern california not only approvi

jose which they say was linked to one of those people. >> well, 9.18, is the time in on his first full day in office. san francisco mayor daniel lurie has announced an immediate citywide hiring freeze in an effort to get the city's budget deficit under control. the mayor also directed departments to realign programming and spending with the city's priorities with a focus on evidence and proven results. this includes pausing new contracts or programs that have not yet been signed or implemented. meanwhile, a woman was injured at lori's inauguration party in chinatown wednesday night. she was escorted out by police officers and holding some kind of paper towel to her head, putting pressure on it. our crews say she was hit by a firecracker. we reached out to san francisco police for details. we haven't heard back we also reached out to the mayor's office for comment. also haven't heard back. we'll let you know when we do the firecracker show was put on by campaign as part of the celebration. >> 9.19, is the time in the oakland police commission is watching public hearing. now they have and they want your input on changes. they're

jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> in san francisco. union workers and city officials are showing their support for the immigrant community. those workers, along with mayor danielurie and other city leaders, attended a rally right outside city hall. mayor lurie says san francisco values its immigrant communities and that he supports its sanctuary city policy. >> i've always said that public safety is my first priority. that means everyone in our city should feel comfortable interacting with local law enforcement and accessing city services. for decades, we have had policies that do that. these policies make us all safer, and you have my commitment to uphold them. >> this afternoon, the board of supervisors passed a resolution reaffirming san francisco's commitment to its sanctuary city ordinance. the alameda county board of supervisors formed a new committee to respond to the new federal immigration policies. the alameda county together for all committee will be chaired by supervisor nikki fortunato bass. one of its first tasks will be to launch a rapid response hotline for access to information and assistance, including legal advice. it also plans to hold town

jose this afternoon. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back up to you in oakland. >> all right, jesse, thank you for the update there. >> san francisco mayor daniel leary gaining support for his fentanyl state of the emergency ordinance proposal. the mayor attended a rally outside city hall today with the groups mothers against drug addiction and deaths and san francisco's recovery coalition. they announced their support for the ordinance, which would cut all the red tape to more rapidly address that city's fentanyl crisis. the groups, along with the mayors, say the ordinance is urgently needed. >> we have to stop playing political football and ideology on people's lives. there has been enough suffering that has happened in this city, and it's time for it to stop. >> people in san francisco are suffering. every day that we don't act. is another day of life lost to addiction, to overdose and to despair. >> if approved by the board of supervisors, among other things, the fentanyl state of emergency ordinance would allow the mayor's office to approve contracts, grants and leases worth up to $50 million without going through the city's lengthy compet

jose businesses tell us they're feeling the effects, with business much slower than usual. in the wake of all the recent federal activity. well, back in san francisco, mayor darren danielie is ramping up his push for a citywide fentanyl state of emergency. this is ahead of its first real test tomorrow at city hall. that's when supervisors, budget and finance committee will hear the ordinance for the first time. that measure would unlock funding, fastrack new staff hiring and expand drug treatment and shelter capacity. later today, lori supporters will join those supporters in a rally on the steps of city hall. happening today in millbrae, leaders there may be ready to join the chorus of opponents calling for change. inside the san mateo county sheriff's office. they are expected to hold a no confidence vote asking for sheriff christina corpus to be removed from her position. san carlos leaders approved a similar resolution in november and like san carlos, millbrae, maintains a partnership with the shsheriff's office. corpus has repeatedly denied allegations, including abuse of power, nepotism and racism. a special election planned for march 4th may give county supervis

jose. they say that that home was linked to one of those people who are found dead. >> with 10, 19 is the time it on his first full day in office. san francisco mayor danielie has announced an immediate citywide hiring freeze in an effort to get the city's budget deficit under control. so the mayor also directed departments to realign programming and spending with the city's priorities with a focus on evidence and proven results. now, this includes pausing new contracts or programs that haven't yet been signed or implemented. meanwhile, a woman was injured at lori's inauguration party in chinatown wednesday night. she was escorted out by police and holding some kind of paper towel to her head, applying pressure as you can see, our crews say she was hit by fire. we reached out to san francisco. police were details. they haven't released any information just yet. we also reached out to the mayor's office for comment. haven't heard back there either. we'll let you know when we do. but the firecracker show was put on by lorries campaign as part of the celebration. >> the oakland police commission wants to hear what you think of propose changes to the city's v

jose. this is near where ice agents have been spotted in recent days. later today, students at uc berkeley plan to hold a protest starting at 3 p.m. san francisco supervisors are expected to debate mayor daniel's proposed citywide fentanyl state of emergency ordinance. if approved, the measure would unlock funding fastrack new staff hires and expand drug treatment and shelter capacity. this is the first time the committee will formally hear the plan. ahead of that, the mayor is expected to attend a rally organized by mothers against drug addiction and death in a late night vote. alameda county leaders have selected a new district attorney. supervisors voted for county judge ursula jones dixon over six other candidates. she previously worked at the da's office from 1999 to 2023. this is when she first won her position on the bench, and she will fill out the term of recalled da pamela price. before voters elect a new da in 2026. the today show is just ahead, but you can keep watching today in the bay right now on roku or wherever you stream at live streaming at 8:00. the cold weather adding to the spike in winter related illnesses. one health expert breaks down the surge in cases and how to st

jose. ice agents are now in san francisco. plus, it's getting worse for san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. yet another cities expected to say they have no confidence in her leadership. and san francisco mayor daniel lurie joining us live on set this hour. tune in as we chat with him. one on one. good morning and thanks for joining us on a tuesday. i'm darya james weather and traffic to start. the are for that, though. get update on some of the news now. we had a couple of shootings that happened last night in. >> some people are dead as a result of that. so we'll talk about kathy's in for john with the weather. and it's another cold 1, 0, it's been so cold this morning. it will be cold again tomorrow again the next morning and eventually we'll see some changes. >> but right now we've got the blue skies in many spots and some clouds and others, but we're starting to warm up just a little bit. it's going to be absolute beautiful. no longer freezing temperatures. we're changing the weather pattern starting about thursday into friday because it's been high. it's been dry. and here comes some rain heading right to california. the question is how far south as it get going to affect us

jose to san francisco on the holiday to honor the slain civil rights leader. the annual event draws people from all across the bay, including san francisco's new mayor, daniel lowery city. activists said they are focused on spreading doctor king's message and honoring his legacy. in the east bay, people observed the martin luther king jr. holiday while honoring a man who sought to further his ideals in his own life. and lead with love. >> i love you, lord. >> the group gave a posthumous community award to pastor tommie smith of palma ceia baptist church in hayward. he was an engineer who worked at the lawrence livermore lab for 40 years. he was awarded a patent as a lead inventor of a new spectrometer. his widow accepted the award. >> he was committed to ensuring equity and inclusion for people of color, women, and for those who had not been offered fair opportunities in our society. >> the keynote speaker, civil rights leader reverend amos brown, reflected on reverend king's work mentoring others. reverend brown also expressed concern for the u.s. and its treatment of the marginalized. time now is 548. it's been a tough time for the california wine industry, but