of the federal communications commission >> has launched an investigation regarding a january. 26 kcbs radio report on ice activity in san jose county's response network says agents in san jose were. >> in unmarked vehicles including a black dodge durango. >> the gray nissan maxima on white nissan truck. >> you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity near this radio station broadcasting. the live location identified the unmarked vehicles that they were in and again against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. explain how this could possibly be consistent with their public interest obligations. >> there's nothing more fundamental to the first amendment. government may not. threatened to crack down on speech simply because it doesn't like what you have to sign. david lloyd with the f

kron 4 reached out to kcbs in a spokesperson for odyssey said they had no comment on the matter. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> tonight we're following reports of someone impersonating ice in san francisco supervisor jackie saw a man wearing says that people saw a man wearing a wig. read trump one had an a windbreaker with ice immigration on the front and back dying at a talker e on mission street fielder says it's a federal offense to impersonate a u.s. officer adding that if and when they come back to the mission, they're going to be dealt she says the community should refrain from sharing unverified rumors about i sightings and instead call the rapid response line to report. and if they do see ice, they should take a photo and video for proof. >> meantime, the city of san francisco and santa clara county officials have filed a major lawsuit against the trump administration over threats to withhold funds from cities with sanctuary laws in place. local attorneys argue they won the first time going up against the trump administration and they're confident the win again. >> no one is

kron 4 reached out to kcbs in a spokesperson for audacy said they had no comment on the matter. dan kerman kron, 4 news. and today we're following reports of a person impersonating ice in san francisco. according to supervisor jackie fielder, people saw la white man wearing a red. trump won hat and windbreaker. that said ice immigration on the front and back person apparently was eating at a talking to you on mission street fielder says it's a federal offense to impersonating u.s. officer adding that if and when they come back to the mission, they will be dealt with. she asks the community to refrain from sharing unverified rumors about i sightings and instead to call the rapid response line, too, report this end. if they do see ice ice agent to take a picture or video for proof. meantime, the city of san francisco and santa clara county officials have filed a major lawsuit against the trump administration over threats to withhold funds from cities with sanctuary laws and place. local attorneys argue they won the first time going up against the trump administration and they're c

he says kcbs broadcast a report with descriptions by an immigrant advocacy group pinpointing locations where ice agents allegedly were spotted. however, free speech groups view the fcc investigation as an attack on the news media. >> the first amendment protects the right to report the news, and part of the news is what the government is doing to enforce the law at any level local, state or federal, civil or criminal, immigration, criminal, what have you. the press and public have the right to report the news, and that includes what law enforcement is doing in a public place. >> however, the fcc chair contends the report might violate the station's licensing agreement that requires operating for the public interest. odyssey, the company that owns kcbs, has declined to comment on the fcc chair's comments. >> travis air force base has confirmed it does have aircraft participating in the u.s. customs and border protection deportation flights, and the base in solano county says it is supporting the u.s. customs mission along the southwest border. the white house posted an image of people s

kron 4 reached out to kcbs in a spokesperson for odyssey said they had no comment on the matter. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> tonight we're following reports of someone impersonating ice in san francisco, according to supervisor jackie fielder people saw a man wearing a red trump one hat and a windbreaker with ice immigration on the front and back dining at a talker e a on mission street. miller says it's a federal offense to impersonate a u.s. officer adding that if and when they come back to the mission, they will be dealt with. she's asking the community to refrain from sharing unverified rumors about i sightings and instead call the rapid response line to report. and if they do see ice to take a photo end video for proof. >> meantime, the city of san francisco and santa clara county officials have filed a major lawsuit against the trump administration over threats to withhold funds from cities with sanctuary laws in place. local attorneys argue they won the first time going up against the trump administration and they're confident they'll win again. >> no one is interfering wi

kron 4 reached out to kcbs in a spokesperson for odyssey said they had no comment on the matter. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay, more drama within the san mateo county sheriff's office. the union members who work for embattled sheriff christina corpus now accusing the sheriff of retaliating after they publicly spoke out against her. 2 department unions held a news conference this week expressing support for the upcoming ballot measure that would allow the board of supervisors to remove corpus just hours after union leaders say they got an e-mail about a new department policy requiring employees working special assignments, focusing on cases like, assaults, homicides and fentanyl trafficking traffic and weather to rotate out of those roles after 3 years instead of 5, the union says the move resigns people to quickly before they can maximize their training and keep people safe. >> it's more the same people are just an easy. they're on edge there worry there is a pay incentive for free to sign it. so people just money, people you know, whatever schedule. pertains to th

i want to call out because soros bought pieces of 200 radio stations, this is san francisco based kcbsthat out, this is the station they're looking at to investigate. so let's talk about these criminal illegal venezuelans and these migrants. the one that's are headed to guantanamo bay. we know they're on the second confirmed flight to the detention center. some of the members are tren de aragua. secretary of homeland security kristy noem took to x and listed some of their crimes by the prisoners on the second flight. confessed homicide, being wanted in venezuela for escaping for jail and aggravated robbery with a weapon, intent to commit homicide, weapons trafficking, robbery, distribution of dangerous drugs, assault, impersonation, fraud. chad, your reaction to the move to put these members down in guantanamo. >> well, i think it's the right move. look, we talked about that during the first term of the trump administration, never had the ability to execute that. obviously they're doing that now and as the governor or sorry as the secretary has laid out, these are the worst of the wors

the company that owns kcbs has declined to comment on the fcc chairman's comments. >> time now. 707 money problems may force yet another south bay school district to close school campuses. the franklin-mckinley school district has 6000 students in san jose. it advisory committee recommends closing three of the school district's 16 schools because of a $23 million budget deficit. the enrollment has dropped 40% in 14 years. other school districts dealing with similar financial problems include san jose's berryessa and alum rock union school district. >> parents and teachers had the chance to weigh in during a budget meeting for the oakland unified school district. this was the final session for public opinion, as the school district tries to balance a $95 million shortfall. the district said it's been operating in the red since 1999. several speakers spoke about the need for more transparency, about the budget and where the money is going. >> it's been almost impossible to get transparent information regarding when, where, how contracts are. i guess awarded how what's the procedure of contr

kcbs is accused of violating terms during its coverage of ice operations in the bay area. the newly trump appointed fcc chair brendan carr claims the radio station broadcast the live locations of agents and identified which cars that they were in. this happened last month when san jose mayor matt mahan confirmed ice operations. we're taking place in east san jose. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. >> we did reach out to the station's parent company, but they have declined to comment. today we're learning the identities of the 2 people who died in the storms in santa rosa. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old jon radecki from calistoga was found inside of a covert on wednesday near friends. valley road one. 81 year-old frank robinson from sebastopol

a san francisco radio station under investigation by the fcc kcbs is accused of violating terms during its coverage of ice operations in the bay area. the newly trump appointed fcc chair brendan carr claims the radio station broadcast did the live locations of agents and identified which cars that they were in. this happened last month when san jose mayor matt mahan confirmed ice operations were taking place in east san jose. we asked the legal director of the first amendment collission about this. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. we did reach out to the station's parent company for comment, but so far have not heard back. >> redwood city police arrested a 15 year-old boy in connection to a deadly shooting outside of a whole foods store. investigators say they found 18 year-

kcbs is accused of violating terms during its coverage. >> of ice operations in the bay area. the newly trump appointed fcc chair brendan carr claims the radio station broadcast the live locations of agents and identified which cars that they were in. this happened last month when san jose mayor matt mahan confirmed ice operations taking place in east san jose. we asked the legal director of the first amendment collission about this. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. >> we reached out to the station's parent company and they declined to comment. >> still ahead, real it has died at san francisco zoo. what we know about the death. >> president trump and elon musk are working to shrink the size of the federal government. democrats are pushing back. we have the latest an

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