. >>> it's kate larsen on the richmond-san rafael bridge. what cal trans is doing tonight to make you safe. >>> in san jose pressure is on to move an entire homeless village. >>> i'm dan noise from the i-team with an extreme case of catfishing and cost an oklahoma woman her life savings. abc 7 news starts right now. >>> and new at 11:00, terrifying moments for a north bay family after home security video reveals a real shocker, a prowler entering their sleeping baby's bedroom. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in vallejo with the chilling details. >> reporter: deon and dan, vallejo police investigating this. the thought of it is totally creepy. somebody inside your house while you're sleeping. it just happened to one local family. >> mine and my sister's reaction, we both got chills. >> reporter: shandell got chills afters. ing they weren't alone sunday morning. their home security system revealing a man wearing a red hoodie on the prowl inside the house while they were sleeping. >> he just came in here, seems like he knew where

he's convinced it's the same man under arrest for the murder of bambi larsen. walker thought 24 years old carlos eduardo coranna was off the street. he said news on next door is police arrested him. >> i thought he's off the streets and got arrest ed it didn't enter my mind he would be back on the streets. >> the police chief says he's undocumented from el salvador, and he was a transient, stalking the neighborhood with a long rap sheet. >> he's currently on possession of methamphetamine and more charges. >> reporter: i.c.e. says they tried to deport him nine times. the san jose police officers associn undocumented immigrant should be deported, but -- >> we have to change the laws that protect monsters look this. >> larsen's neighbors says something is wrong. >> there's a breakdown somewheres in criminal justice process. why is this guy back on the street? >>> now, the -- that was gene ellie reporting. the mayor of san jose and santa clair county sheriffs says it's time to review laws and makes changes to prevent thisagain. >>> 4:37 again and another teachers s

jake larsen reached his go fund me goal. set to depart in june for the 75th anniversary for d-day. he is the only living survivor from that unit that stormed omaha beach. the fund-raiser will stay up for a few weeks, with anything extra going toward larsen and spending money for his trip. >>> we'll be right back with sports. after nearly 60 years, a popular bay area speed shop is closing its doors. )gotelli )s ) on el camino in south san francisco is the go-to place >>> happening now. after nearly 60 years, a bay area speed shop is closing its doors. gotelli is the go-to place for car parts. tomorrow will be the last day they're open at that location. the owner says the rent is going up and he can't afford to stay. they're going to move to a smaller store at a more affordable building. >>> well, the san francisco giants in san diego, tonight, for game two of the season. and it was a lot like game one. >> the pitching was pretty good. the hitting was not, until the ninth giants down evan longori run. this is the giants' first run of the season and still their only run of the season.

kate larsen spoke to the superintendent whose pioneering ways to house his employees who can't afford to live where they work. >> i share my two bedroom apartment with my daughter, my son-in-law, and my two grandchildren. >> because of her family's tight living quarters in sunnyvale, nancy rodriguez, an administrative assistant for the mountain view school district is moving her family to hollister, where she can afford a house. but it puts her 60 miles away from work. zoe sharp and natalie la rose is a are elementary school teachers in the same school district. they're also roommates, along with three other people who all share a rental house in cupertino. >> living with four other people, although it's fun, i think i'm outgrowing it. >> at the moment, it's her only option. >> i don't think i could afford on my salary to live in a one bedroom. >> it's the first time a school district has partnered with a developer to build housing. >> a developer bought this apartment complex around the t which will be torn down and rebuilt. rudolph is proposing the district lease 14 units of afforda

i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, we'll get an update on work to repair cracked steel at the transbay transit center in san francisco. engineers will give transit officials a report on what caused the cracks in two girders. the center has been he problem was discovered. they will give an update on repairs. they still expect the work to be done in june. >>> all right. let's take a look at the weather. we'll start with neighborhood temperatures. how to dress if you're stepping out or what to -- upper 30s for ples an hill to san ramon valley. pittsburg, antioch and p. -- upper 30s. napa 42. same thing in oakland. 45 in san carlos and mountain view.e at 43. likely our coldest morning moving forward. here's a look from mt. tam. not bouncing as much as yesterday. definitely going to be milder, the breezes in our lower elevations through the morning and afternoon hours. driving, weather is really not a factor. seasonal this afternoon in light of breezes on a ferry today. for the north bay, we start off with clear conditions, sunshine. 38. quickly jump to 50 at 10:00. 60 at no

abc news reporter kate larsen went to test out the new tech getting a mixed reception. >>bles -- >> chef b isn't a chef. not of the human variety. it's artificial intelligence that can blend up to 45 smoothies per hour with a robot arm that blends and prs with precision. >> repetitious mundane task. what you do in the process is create high paying jobs. tis is what robotics -- >> he's the ceo and co-founder of blended. it's out of sunnyvale. he's testing it on the usf campus. >> we met a student enjoying his frst a.i. smoothie. >> it's creating a lot of other jobs and opportunities that will further -- >> she's also a first n year student and disagrees. >> blended things just crash and a lot of people ended up getting the -- you have to question the reliability of it and whether or not it's actually the moral thing to do for people that are looking for jobs. >> they've hired five students to educate customers about the technology. in san francisco, kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay, legendary chef alex waters and her daughter having a personal trove of treasu

larsen actual had to try to be one in real life..her training.. (ad lib with james) and she needs to be super strong why james??? i saw .. that's d-c comics wonderwoman.. she train doing the high jump and flips? riding a horse. (darya) as i mentioned in the buzz --- it's international women's day, and captain marvel flies into theaters to inspire girls and women of all ages. david daniel has a preview. "you ready?""higher further faster, baby.""that's right." here she comes to save the day! brie larson is marvel's first female superhero with her own movie. and "captain marvel," the weekend's only new wide release, is set to soar: forecasters expect a debut weekend of 125-million dollars or more. that would easily be the best opening ( darya ) take a look at this ... the space x "crew dragon" capsule splashing down in the atlantic ocean ... after spending six days in space. this happened earlier this morning ... after the crew dragon capsule detached from the international space station and headed back home. crew dragon is space-x's f

larsen actual had to try to be one in real life..d pound jeep as part of her training.. (ad lib with james) and she needs to be super strong why james??? i saw .. that's d- c comics i saw .. that's d- c comics wonderwoman.. she train doing the high jump and flips? riding a horse. "you ready?""higher further faster, baby.""that's right." here she comes to save the day! brie larson is marvel's first female superhero with her own movie. and "captain marvel," the weekend's only new wide release, is set to soar: forecasters expect a debut weekend of 125-million dollars or more. that would easily be the best opening weekend of the year so far, and the best debut for a stand-alone super-hero film since "black panther" last year. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour. a naked prowler caught on camera... and police say he's done this before. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)shower activity will continue across mainly the southern portion of the region this morning, tapering off

investigators say he murdered bambi larsen in february. larsen's neighbor has survey onvideo he says shows the suspect trying to break into his home. he's an undocumented immigrant, and i.c.e. says he tried to deport him nine times, but requests were not honored in both los angeles and santa clara county. >>> the feds are calling operation varsity blues. in just hours "full house "actor lori loughlin is expected to turn herself? this was to ensure that students got into prestigious schools. it involves some of the most elite schools in the the united states. they say william singer bribed coaches at the schools who put the applicants into the designated slots. he also admits to paying test proctors to takest for someone else to take the test. at least 15 those indicted have ties to the bay area. among those charged stanford university's head sailing coach. he's been fired. also arrested, actress felicity huffman, who actually appeared in court -- this is yesterday at l.a. it's being reported that the feds stormed her hollywood hills home.

possible russian interference in the twenty sixteen election after a twenty two month investigation larsen permits his team's findings on the tension of wrongdoing at the highest levels of u.s. government these reporters they not recommending any further charges just look at the delegates from washington to. germany's national soccer team took a field trip to a car factory before their opening zero twenty twenty while the cation match will it help them click into gear against the netherlands. i'm nickel folk welcome to the show we begin with breaking news u.s. backed syrian fighters are claiming victory over so-called islamic state bringing an end to the self-proclaimed caliphates grip on the territory and once helped rebels from the syrian democratic forces group raised their flag over the goods after announcing they had defeated i guess the solid weeks of fighting over the village on the rocky. border the final territory still held by the islamists i asked the clarinets caliphate and twenty fourteen and went on to control vast areas of syria and iraq. let's bring in vladimir fun villian

they say he murdered 59-year-old bambi larsen in her south san jose home in february. larsen's neighbor has surveillance video he says shows the suspect trying to break into his home. i.y.e. says it tried to deport him nine times due to criminal convictions but requesting were not honored in both los angeles and santa clara county. >>> more twists and turns are expected in the case the feds are calling operation varsity blues. in just hours, "full house" actress lori loughlin is expected to turn herself? some of the most elite universities are involved. police say singer also admits to paying test proctors to let someone else take the exams. at least 15 of those indicted have ties to the bay area. those parents include investors and retail executive business owners, as well as doctors. among those charged stanford's head sailing coach johns van demore. he's been fired. and also felicity huffman was arrested. it's being report that had the feds stormed her home with guns drawn. let's bring in kris sanchez. >> she joins us more with how people are actually responding. th

he is accused of randomly breaking into 59-year-old bami larsen's home and then stabbing her to death. a memorial grows outside her home on knollfield way. carranza is salvadorian and has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary, and drug offfense. san jose's police chief says following his many arrests, immigration authorities áunsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions. (robin) the mayor of san jose says it's long overdue for the county to-reconsider it's currentl policy of ignoring ice hold requests. liccardo releasing a statement that reads in part:my views were co

pelosi: i know the chairman of our committee, and rick larsen of washington state were right on it. they were getting as much information as they could from the f.a.a. on it. so they could be making a judgment based on fact. the fact that so many countries ad already made their decision again, i was pleased that the president made the decision he made. >> on h.r. 1, there's been criticism from the aclu about it in regards to the freedom of speech issue. as far as 16-year-olds vote, where do you see that going in the future? ms. pelosi: i agree with the aclu on this in terms of legislation. we couldn't be prouder than h.r. 1. this is about easing the role of big, dark, special interest money in politics and empowering small donors. it's about ending voter suppression, it's about making redistricting fairer. it's -- it's really a source of joy and hope to so many people in the country. i myself personally, not speaking for my caucus, i myself have always been for lowering this voting age to 16. i think it's important to capture kids when they're in high school, when they're interested

kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> i think we have to simple the smoothie to know how good an idea that really is. i think the machine costs like $70,000. >>> that will do it for this edition of the are news. thanks for joining us. >> and abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> a child shot in the head, we're live at the scene. >> and a high school shut down after a threat a parent says has their son constantly looking over his shoulder. >>> and trains are loud, but union pacific says it has no choice. >> and the battle over special olympics. >>> and neck on land, sky 7 zooms into the neighborhood where a little boy was shot sadly and he is now fighting for his life. the shooting was a ritchie street and that is where lau la. >> reporter: this is still a very active scene. we can show you the house where it happened, thishind me. you can see there are several police officers out front. police say they don't know for sure yet if the boy shot himself or if something else happened. but the brother of the man who lives here says this boy wandered into a bedroom and found a gun hidden under a bed. >> it

eduardo arevalo carranza, who was arrested and charged in the brutal slaying of 59-year old bambi larsen chief eddie garcia "....carlos carranza stalked his victim and her neighborhood, he is a transient know to camp in the area and is a self-admitted gang member..."a memorial grows outside the home of bambi larson here on knollfield way. surveullance video shows a man police believe is carranza walking past larson's home both before and after the crime. salvadorian national, carranza has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary and drug offfense. following his many arrests, immigration authorities unsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions says the chief. eddie garcia/chief of police "...he is currently on probation for the possession of methamphetamine, false imprisonment and burglary. unfortunately ice had placed detainers on this individual six separate times, twice in los angeles andfour times in the county of santa clara..." rob fladeboe/san jose "......carranza is being held without bail and is scheduled to be araigned

eduardo arevalo carranza, who was arrested and charged in the brutal slaying of 59-year old bambi larsen. chief eddie garciaa memorial grows outside the home of bambi larson here on knollfield way. surveullance video shows a man police believe is carranza walking past larson's home both before and after the crime. salvadorian national, carranza has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary and drug offfense. following his many arrests, immigration authorities unsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions says the chief. eddie garcia/chief of police (grant) (grant) developing news tonight... police in the east bay are trying to find a gunman who opened fire on highway 24. a man was shot several times while he was driving. kron4's haaziq madyun reports. an early morning drive on highway 24 when suddenly a car pulls up on the driver's side and someone pulls out a gun and opens firesotit happened tuesday around 6:30am as the victim, a 20-year-old male dri

. >> reporter: the suspect is accused of killing bambi larsen. the 59-year-old biotech manager was found stabbed to death, by her son and coworker after she failed to show up for work. i.c.e. previously issued nine detainers for caranza with jails in santa clara county and los angeles. the detainers were ignored by california law enforcement and allowed him, they say back on the street to reoffend. a spokesperson said "how many more people have to be killed or injured?" >> if you got dreamers that are just trying to survive and make a better life for themselves, that's not what we're talking about. we're talking about changing the laws that protect criminals. >> reporter: chief garcia made it clear that the city supports a sanctuary policy. >> those undocumented residents who are not violent or serious criminals should not fear the police. but when we have violin or serious offenders that are preying on our community, we must have the ability to protect our residents. >> reporter: and the chief reiterated tonight that the police department has no

abc 7 news reporter kate larsen is live from the federal court in san francisco to explain. kate? >> reporter: well, dan, ama, the jury here today at federal court awarded a bay area man $80 million in damages, finding bayer monsanto's weed killer roundup responsible for causing cancer. take a look. this is edward hardeman with his wife in the courthouse this afternoon. hardeman was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma in 2014. he's currently in remission but does undergo frequent testing for cancer. he started using roundup in 1986 for personal use at his bay area home and for the past month his lawsuit against monsanto has been in trial. >> i'm overwhelmed i guess with the verdict. it hasn't sunk in yet. i just want to thank the jury for the dedication in staying with such a complicated trial. >> reporter: now, bayer released a statement which says in part, "we are disappointed with the jury's decision but this verdict does not change the weight of over four decades of extensive science and the conclusions of regulators worldwide that support the safety of our glyphosate-based

the family of bambi larsen issued a statement thanking the community for the outpouring of support and they request privacy. live in san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> and it is a big push to get guns out of the hands of illegal gun owners. and it is taking shape on the south bay. police are asking for more money to fight this problem. san jose police officers association said more than 20,000 criminals and mentally ill people should not have access to guns. but they do. and it is dangerous to try and get those guns out of their hands. the officers say it is a safety issue both for them and for the communities that they serve and that they need help to do it. >> these high-risk individuals live in our local communities, that is why we will be reaching out to local city elected officials seeking immediate funding for personnel to be dedicated to working with the california department of justice to be aforce multiplier in getting these weapons away from the high-risk individuals. >> that police officers association has just written a letter to a

abc 7 news reporter kate larsen has more. >>> actress felicity huffman released on $250,000 bond andourt after being arrested in the largest alleged college admissions scam ever. her husband, william h. macy seen entering the courthouse in los angeles. she's one of 50 charged in operation varsity blues. >> you're kidding? >> loughlin is facing arrest also. >> i'm sad that she did that. >> it's kind of disappointing to me. >> fans of the sitcom visiting the san francisco house used for exterior shots in the show were surprised that loughlin was named in the scandal. >> yes, i was disappointed. i would watch her since i was a child. she has like such a moral standard. >> loughlin and her husband, mossimo giannulli paid $500,000 in bribes to get their daughters considered as recruits for the usc crew team even though the girls didn't row. even a photo with one daughter on a rowing machine. >> there shouldn't be shortcuts to life. that's all the way white privilege. >> her daughter olivia is a social media influencer and freshman at usc. >>> i like the influencer of gamedays and partying

. >> reporter kate larsen obtained a trial brief that lays out the defense for the mother. >> in 2016, keith green turned up dead, his body dumped on the side of the road with a bullet hole in his neck. his ex-girlfriend and the mother of their children, tiffany li and her boyfriend. kaveh bayat are charged with his murder. initially, li and bayat's personal trainer and bodyguard was also charged with murder. but he cut a deal with prosecutors and the murder charge was dropped in exchange for his testimony. he's, however, charged with accessory for dumping green's body. >> what happened? >> almost three years later, li's attorney, jeff kri carr filed this 15-page trial brief detailing his defense. abc 7 news obtained the document which says that despite the testimony, no blood or dna evidence matching green was ever found in her car and despite the prosecution's assertion that the murder took place in the garage of li's home. no bullet marks or shell casings were ever found. just an insignificant amount of gunshot residue. i spoke to carr on the phone who says the brief not only absol

kate larsen went to the usf campus to test out the technology that's getting a mixed reception. >> it operates a prep table with three blenders on it. >> reporter: it isn't a chef. not of the human variety. it's artificial intelligence that can blend up to 45 smoothies per hour, with a robot arm that dispenses ingredients and pours with precision. >> what do you do in the process is you create higher quality, higher-paying jobs. this is what robotics and a.i. does. >> reporter: he is the ceo and co-founder of blended. hehi fstne off on the usf campus. we met this freshman while he was enjoying his first a.i. smoothie. >> it's creating other jobs and other opportunities that will just further our economy. >> reporter: briana is a first-year statistic and disagrees. >> the blended thing just crashed. you have to question the reliblr reliability of it and whether it's the moral thing to do for people that are looking for jobs in the san francisco economy. >> reporter: blended has hired five student brand ambassadors to teach people about the technology. >> interesting. little weird to wa

kate larsen will have more coming up at 6:00. >>> some san jose residents are up set with an increase in the number of fake trains rolling through their neighborhood. they claim the noise has become unbearable. chris nguyen joining us live with are more. >> reporter: it is quite common to see trains pass by throughout the day, but here in is an they say, those freight trains are now operating in the middle of the night leaving many sleep last. on this wednesday afternoon, a quiet scene along the train tracks. but neighbors say don't be fooled. >> starting from the beginning of the year, we've been hearing trains that pass by at 3:00 a.m. sometimes twice. >> reporter: she says it is a recurring theme. union pacific says the new traffic pattern aims to reduce the amount of locomotives. >> they don't care if people need their sleep. they don't live here, they don't -- they have no idea. >> reporter: federal regulation requires that train horns be sounded for 15 to 20 seconds before entering all public grade crossings. but not more than one quarter of a mile in advance. that is unless a q

kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> let's talk about some of the other parents. the list of the bay area residents charged in the alleged college admissions scam is one of the top viewed stories on our website. i don't blame you for looking. you can learn more about the case on that website. abc7news.com. >> it is shunning. the sheer number of people implicated. >> ceos, presidents of companies. >> athletic coaches, parents. it's wild. 4:31 right now. j if yoinius let's's look at live. there's absolutely nothing to talk about there. issue be. on the east bay hills, 10 to 20 miles per hour. the camera is shaking there. breezy through the morning commute. with temperatures around 39 to 46, it's a little nippy. you may want to dress in a little thicker clothing this morning. you'll shed it quickly. we'll be calmer and brighter by noon. 54 to 56. how about 4:00. 56 to 61. it's a little milder this afternoon. you will feel it. at 52 to 56 with the sun still up at 7:00. let's find out more about the commute. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. we had a minor issue on

indica kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> you can learn more on abc7news.com. that makes me want to join 4h and figure out what's going on because i have no idea what to do. >> it was top of mind. seems like they had done it recently and they knew what they were doing. they didn't panic. they 'n' what to do. >> smart little girls. >> really articulate for that age. wow. >> i think they are going to go places. >> i think so, too. >> not the woods. >> once they get there, they will know what to do, too. proud parents. got to be, absolutely, and relieved, no doubt. let's talk about the rain. it's coming and it's going to get heavier as we head through the next several days. san jose, we're dealing with pretty much dry conditions northbound 87 just south san jose international. rain and possibility of thunderstorms from 4:00 to 10:00 today. heavy rain develops tonight through tomorrow and then we've got more rain through the seven-day forecast. i'll show you in a second. let's talk about thepa alo mode breezy, w don'twatches, warnings. we do have a little bit of a

he is accused of randomly breaking into 59-year-old bambi larsen's home and then stabbing her to deathws outside her home on knollfield way. carranza is salvadorian and has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary, and drug offfense. san jose's police chief says following his many arrests, immigration authorities áunsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions. (robin) the mayor of san jose says it's long overdue for the county to- reconsider it's current policy of ignoring ice hold requests. (robin) next on the kron 4 morning news at 9 ... violence at a bay area classroom.

abc 7 news reporter kate larsen is live from the federal court in san francisco to explain. kate?the jury here today at federal court awarded a bay area man $80 million in damages, finding bayer monsanto's weed killer roundup responsible for causing cancer. take a look. this is edward hardeman with his wife in the courthouse this afternoon. hardeman was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma in 2014. he's currently in remission but does undergo frequent testing for cancer. he started using roundup in 1986 for personal use at his bay area home and for the past month his lawsuit against monsanto has been in trial. >> i'm overwhelmed i guess with the verdict. it hasn't sunk in yet. i just want t

wrorpter kate larsen has more. >> actress felicity huffman released on $250,000 and mobbed in court afterng arrested in the largest alleged college admission scam ever. her husband, actor william h. macy seen entering the courthouse in los angeles. huffman is one of 50 people charged, including actress lori loughlin in operation varsity blues. >> you're kidding? >> she played on full house. she's also facing arrest. >> i'm sad she did that. >> it's disappointing to me. >> fans of the sitcom surprised that love lynn was named in the scandal. >> i love -- i would watch that since i was a child and she has a moral standard. >> love lynn and her husband allegedly paid $500,000 in bribes to get their daughters considered as recruits for the usc crew team even though they didn't row. showing one of their daughters on a rowing machine. >> in this day and age, that's white privilege. >> her daughter olivia is a social media influencer. >> i want the experience of, like gamedays, partying. i don't rile care about school as you know. >> asking for a bribe? >> desperate housewives star allegedly pai

my question is to larsen.you, what does it mean to play back in the bay area, and specifically here in san francisco? >> it has been obviously having been based here for 37 years, 36 years, it is great to be back and celebrating this pick the last couple of appearances we have done in the greater bay area and we have played at the ballpark down the street. i believe it has been renamed in the last couple of months, that was a couple of that was a couple two and three years ago and the year or two before that we played at the thoughts -- fox theatre in oakland. and what we love about playing at home in san francisco couple of years before that, we played at rasputin's record store in berkeley. and every day we plate someplace different. every appearance has a different flavour appeared to be part of the celebrations is obviously amazing, and the fact that san francisco finally has a world-class arena is an amazing thing, no disrespect to the palace, but where we have played many times back in its heyday, but it

he is accused of randomly breaking into 59-year-old bambi larsen's home and then stabbing her to deathmemorial grows outside her home on knollfield way. carranza is salvadorian and has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary, and drug offfense. san jose's police chief says following his many arrests, immigration authorities áunsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions. ( darya ) the mayor of san jose says it's long overdue for the county to-reconsider it's current policy of ignoring ice hold requests. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...residents in a south bay neighborhood are not happy after a homeless encampment was forced to relocate to their area.. ( darya ) plus...the ste

and of the united nations envoy larsen salome thank you very much for that for now that is hashem live in tunis thank you. now protesters have rallied in southwest yemen calling on saudi backed government forces to take full control of thise province. but the fighters have besieged the city of fires for more than four years an estimated two hundred thousand civilians have been caught up in the fighting most of the city has remained under the control of government forces but regularly attacked with artillery shells and sniper fire. pope francis has arrived in morocco for a two day visit for the singer on interfaith relations these are live pictures from the capital he was greeted by king mohamad the head of the roman catholic church is hoping to improve dialogue between christians and muslims last month he became the first pope to set foot on the arabian peninsula and he visited the united arab emirates. it is time for the weather now here catherine that's right and we have been talking a lot about flooding but i'm going to take you to a different area affected by one of the same storms

carlaccused of randomly breaking into 59-year-old bambi larsen's home and then stabbing her to death.outside her home on knollfield way. carranza is salvadorian and has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary, and drug offfense. kron 4's j-r stone has more. sot as far as i'm concerned if there was a violent offense once there is a violent offense he should have been deported.san jose police officers association president paul kelly sounding off referring to murder suspect carlos carranza. the undocumented immigrant accused of killing 59 year old bambi larson by stabbing her multiple times.sot we're not talking about sanctuary laws in california....county that have certain laws where ice detainers are ignored.and kelly says that is what happened in the case of carranza. he says that if san jose police officers act on ice detainer requests they can lose their job because of county laws. those who knew bambi larson say she will be remembered for the wonderful person she was.sot we just connected with her right away...good way about her.in fact one neighbor sai

he is accused of randomly breaking into 59-year-old bambi larsen's home and then stabbing her to deathrial grows outside her home on knollfield way. carranza is salvadorian and has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary, and drug offfense. san jose's police chief says following his many arrests, immigration authorities áunsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions. the mayor of san jose says it's long overdue for the county to-reconsider it's current policy of ignoring ice hold of ignoring ice hold requests. ( robin ) a shooter is still on the loose...after a man was shot several times while he was driving on highway 24. it happened yersterday morning around 6:30. the 20-year-old victim was approaching highway 13 when he noticed a blue sedan next to his car....that's when he says he heard several gunshots. the victim managed to get onto highway 13 where he pulled over and called police. he told investigators that he got a good look at the man firing the gun but didn't recognize him. the victim was taken to a local hospital

it was here on "today in the bay" that we told you about jake larsen, the 96 years old world war ii veteran wanted to go to the commemoration. he told under the circumstances he's the only living survivor from his unit. he's gotten thousands of dollars in donation on a gofundme page that was set up by a friend. here's why it's so important for him. >> i just want my family to know how appreciative the french were. >>> so here's a look at his gofundme page. he's close to achieving that goal for $10,000. jake still has a bit more to go. we did put a link on our website nbcbayarea.com, you can also find it in my twitter feed. he said i thought they wanted me to sit out in front of bay the shop. that whole bagel shop, though, he owns the place. he is the star there. >> i can see why. >> i'm so glad that everybody here let you talk about that. >> it was a nice change from some of stuff i usually do. like rain. >> you don't want to stand out in the rain? >> knotts every day. >>> you do need the rain gear again today. we've seen the light to moderate rain moving through. the roads are still wet be

it was here on "today in the bay" that we told but jake larsen. he's 96 years old, a world war ii veteran who want to do go to france tots 75th commemoration ofd d day. he told us he's the only surviving member of his you want. he's gotten thousands of donations on the gofundme page his friend set up. here's why he says it's so important for him to make this trip. >> i just want my family to know how appreciative the french were. >> they awarded him france's highest honor. he is getting very close to achieves the goal of $10,000, but jake still has a bit more to go. we did put the link on or website. i also just posted on twitter and facebook a little snip of him talking about how he lied to join the national guard at age 15. he had to do some fast math. he says i'm good at math. >> that's probably the only thing he's done wrong. >> he was such a doll. a really sweet man. >> really wanted to help and fight for our country. so thank you. >> yes. hi, kari. >> hi. >>> what have you done? >> right? >> so getting ready for the day we have some rain mov

we need to expand the elliott-larsen civil rights act to include protections for the lgbtq community. [applause] and i want to make sure that women have opportunity, too. today women in michigan's workforce make 78 cents for every dollar men make her doing the same job. women of color make even less. it is time for that to change, and that's what i signed an executive directive prohibiting employers in state government from asking women about their salary history. you might wonder why that makes such a big difference, and it's because you can't ask that question, past discrimination won't hurt a woman's future earnings. [applause] i want you to hear a couple of statistics. if we extended these same protections to all michigan women, we would cut the poverty rate among working women in half. [applause] it would cut the poverty rate among working single moms by even more, pulling children out of poverty in our state. a michigan woman's annual income would increase enough to pay for, on average, nearly 14 months of rent or 18 months of childcare. that's how you build a stronger economy.

year old carlos carranza has been arrested and charged in the brutal slaying of 59-year old bambi larsen. a memorial grows outside her home on knollfield way. surveillance video shows a man police believe is carranza... walking past larson's home. a salvadorian national, carranza has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary, and drug offfense. san jose's police chief says following his many arrests, immigration authorities áunsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions. the chief paints a picture of a ruthless attacker. <> (grant) san jose mayor sam liccardo says it's long overdue for the county to- reconsider it's currentl policy of ignoring ice hold requests. liccardo releasing a statement that reads in part:my views were consistent with those expressed by police chief eddie garcia, and with the proposed policy of district attorney jeff rosen, who sought to have the county accept ice detainers for individuals, like the defendant in this case, arrested for prior first-degree home burglaries and other 'strike' offenses. (vicki)

year old carlos carranza has been arrested and charged in the brutal slaying of 59-year old bambi larsen. a memorial grows outside her home on knollfield way. surveullance video shows a man police believe is carranza walking past larson's home both before and after the crime. salvadorian national, carranza has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary and drug offfense. san jose's police chief says following his many arrests, immigration authorities áunsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions. the chief paints a picture of a ruthless attacker. (grant) san jose mayor sam liccardo says it's long overdue for the county to- reconsider it's currentl policy of ignoring ice hold requests. liccardo releasing a statement that reads in part:my views were consistent with those expressed by police chief eddie garcia, and with the proposed policy of district attorney jeff rosen, who sought to have the county accept ice detainers for individuals, like the defendant in this case, arrested for prior first-degree home burglaries and other 'str

the victim identified as 59-year-old bambi larsen.gators are scouring hours of surveillance video which shows the victim at home taking out her garbage cans earlier this week. >>> he is under arrest. this is the booking photo for zachary greenberg. the uc berkeley stuntd accu stu of punching a conservative activist. greenberg is accused of assaulting hayden williams who was on campus recruiting for the conservative organization turning point usa. >>> president trump is back in washington and a new report is raising questions about the question's son-in-law, jared kushner. the new york times is reporting that president trump last year directed john kelly to grant a top secret security clearance to jared kushner, the president's son-in-law and adviser, despite concerns raised by intelligence officials. it's something the president denied to the "new york times" earlier this year. >> i don't think i have the authority to do that. i'm not sure i do. i wouldn't do it. >> and the parents of otto wa warmbier are slamming north korea saying k

of finger pointing about that undocumented immigrant who is accused of murdering 59-year-old bamly larsen in her home. robert handa joins us from the main jail in the south bay with the latest details. robert? >> reporter: well that is right. the suspect carlos core anza is being held here at the main jail in san jose awaiting arraignment even as san jose and the counted battle in the court of public opinion over whether this murder could have been prevented. investigator as rested the man they believe killed bambi larson, carranza arrested for the killing and as nbc bay area reported the suspect is an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal history including prior convictions for false imprisonment and battery on a police officer and trespassing and burglary. immigration authorities tried to deport him nine times. today the mayor got a public attacked on santa clara count sanctuary policy which is by i.c.e. to detain those beyond the release date. >> there is never a court anywhere in this country that has deemed it unconstitutional for the county to pick up the phone to call the fed

i'm kate larsen. we're going start this hour with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. to you. we are looking at a much chill y yer start to the day. it's dry. otherwise temperatures will notice if you're stepping out soon. we're also looking at a system offshore that will arrive early tomorrow morning in the north bay. it is 40 in castro valley, 47 in san leandro, 40s in

the district eight, representative to the c.a.c., and i was asked to give this report because chair larsen was not able to attend. so a few items. you're item six to adopt a motion of support for the allocation of $560,000 in sales tax funds for the neighborhood project was unanimously approved. and your item seven to adopt a motion of support for the amendment to the prop "a" strategic plan, that was also unanimously approved. and the c.a.c. raised a few questions about that issue. they asked could the transportation network companies, or t.n.c.s be required to register scooters and newer motorized vehicles? could all t.n.c. vehicles providing service in san francisco be charged the prop "a" $10 registration fee, whether or not they were registered in san francisco, and was there a particular strategy for outreach to communities of concern about prop "a." and your item eight, a motion of support to authorize the executive director to execute various documents regarding treasure island projects, the c.a.c. did not approve this item. there were three yeas and three abstentions. and one memb