martinez. oral argument of roman martinez on behalf of the petitioners martinez: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: for too long, chevron has distorted the judicial process and undermined statutory interpretation. it should be overruled for three reasons. first, chevron violates the constitution. article iii empowers judges to say what the law is. it requires them to interpret federal statutes using their best and independent judgment. chevron undermines that duty. it reallocates interpretive authority from courts to agencies, and it forces courts to adopt inferior agency constructions that are issued for political or policy reasons. in doing so, chevron blocks judges from serving as faithful agents of congress. it mandates judicial bias and encourages agency overreach. and by removing key checks on executive power, it threatens individual liberty. chevron also violates the apa. the most straightforward reading of section 706 requires de novo review of legal questions. congress put constitutional and statutory interpretation on equal footing, and it requi

reportero: guadalupe martÍnez es hija de antonio valente martÍnez a king autoridades poblanas investiganen 2022 por ejercicio indebido de funciones y fue liberado un aÑo despuÉs. antonio valente martÍnez espera que su hija canela alcaldÍa ambos arriba de su lamborghini. >> esa camionetas un arma de matar, es un delito el comprÁrsela y que mi familia se la haya comprado con sacrificio. reportero: este municipio pobre de puebla dedicado a agricultura a chris martÍnez tiene varios acres de tierra y una empacadora desde donde exporta zanahoria. >> esta criticando mucho de que si se hace campaÑa en un vehÍculo de lujo pues bueno ya nos conseguimos un burrito. reportero: el presidente de mÉxico hablÓ del caso y asegura que no merecen ganar. >> darles un consejo a los candidatos pues que no sean presumidos, fantoches que es pecado social la ostentaciÓn. reportero: la familia martÍnez dice que tiene miedo de la delincuencia al exponer su camioneta la misma que ellos dieron a conocer en la que hacen campaÑa. felix: en los deportes sergio checo pÉrez saliÓ en segunda posiciÓn en el gran premio de

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. >> yesenia martinez of oakland loves singing. the 14 year old says she's been doing so for as long as she can remember, even through the cameras. us behind her biggest stage yet was performing the national anthem at paypal park in san jose, march 30th. it was the inaugural home opener for bay fc. short for bay football club and american professional women's soccer team, a special moment shared with her father, sanson martinez. >> he really, really told me like over and over and over again, he was just like, i'm just so proud of you. like, i can't even express to you. like i'm just so proud. >> a cherished memory captured in this photo. >> he was like, you're going to go so far, mika. >> but four days later, her father died suddenly from a heart attack. she and her mother, rebecca martinez, are grateful for the outpouring of support. mom tells me a gofundme she started has helped pay for expenses, including flying family from out of state and mexico to the bay area for the memorial service. >> you feel like you're one of many, but

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. >> 14 year old yesenia martinez recently performed at the inaugural home opener for bay fc. four days later, her father suddenly died of a heart attack. new at ten tonight, ktvu is amber lee joins us now here in the studio about how the family is coping. amber. >> julie i met with the teen and her mother at their home. they say their spirits are lifted by the love and support they've received. they tell me the bay area community embraced them from the time they first moved to oakland. >> this is my last night with you. >> yesenia martinez of oakland loves singing. the 14 year old says she's been doing so for as long as she can remember. all the love embarazadas i had. her biggest stage yet was performing the national anthem at paypal park in san jose march 30th. it was the inaugural home opener for bay fc, short for bay football club and american professional women's soccer team. a special moment shared with her father, sanson martinez. >> he really, really told me like over and over and over again, he was just like, i'm just so proud of you. like, i can't even express to yo

teachers in martinez say they're going on strike. can't reach a fair contract with the school district. educators and supporters held this rally before the martinez school district board meeting. the teachers say the district offered them a 3% pay raise, while other county employees received an 8% cost of living adjustment. the starting salary for a teacher in martinez is $59,000 a year. >> only offering 3, while other districts are offering anywhere from 6% to 13. is not only an insult, but it is a fact that teachers want to leave and teachers will not come to this district. >> and the two sides are due to be meeting this coming monday with a neutral fact finder trying to settle the issue. well, bravo to a group of students from east oakland. they're back here in the bay area after a two week tour of southeast asia. the students from castleman high school touched down at sfo yesterday. now they're part of the pacific bridge club. and during the past six years, that club has created a space for east oakland teenagers to learn about o

in martinez we'll see a high of 80 today, 77 in oakland, and 71 in san francisco.per 70s in the north bay. if you've been looking at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, you see how much cooler it's going to be for saturday into sunday. so we're going to enjoy this while it lasts, with some low 70s tomorrow in oakland, and san francisco in the upper 60s, and then on friday is when we start to see the numbers dropping off. in the north bay, we'll only reach up to about 66 degrees. the system will push down the coastline into the bay area and it also brings in rain and snow for the sierra. and it's going to start to get slightly warmer going into next week, but not a significant warm-up on the way. as we take a look at san jose, we'll see temperatures going from upper 70s today to low 70s on friday, and then on saturday we're only up to about 58 degrees. then we'll see the numbers starting to climb back up gradually toward next weekend. so if you're making plans and you want some warmer weather, maybe hold off until next weekend, because it is looking

. >> yesenia martinez of oakland loves singing.s been doing so for as long as she can remember. categorywinners us. her biggest stage yet was performing the national anthem at paypal park in san jose, march 30th. it was the inaugural home opener for bay fc. short for bay football club, an american professional women's soccer team, a special moment shared with her father, sanson martinez. >> he really, really told me, like, over and over and over again. he's just like, i'm just so proud of you. like, i can't even express to you. like i'm just so proud. >> a cherished memory captured in this photo. >> he was like, you're going to go so far, mika. >> but four days later, her father died suddenly from a heart attack. she and her mother, rebecca martinez, are grateful for the outpouring of support. mom tells me a gofundme. she started has helped pay for expenses, including flying family from out of state and mexico to the bay area for the memorial service. >> you feel like you're one of many, but then all of a sudden you feel like you r

they signed anew martinez, pitcher connor cap, and pitcher kelsey whitmore. whitmore will be the first female player on the roster. she's from southern california and is the first woman to sign a professional contract with mlb partner league. >>> the bollards now have 31 players under contract going into spring training. the pioneer lee will also hold another tryout camp next week. the bowlers hold the first overall camp. >>> the next couple of days are pretty nice, then we are going back to winter. we have a lot of changes here, i know, it's been like that as we have a couple of warm days in the middle of the week but then by the time we get to the weekend and we want to get out there and enjoy it, things change. we are also going to see our highs in the low 80s for today and tomorrow with a light wind of mostly sunny skies and by the weekend, it turns cooler with off and on rain namely on saturday. right now, mid to upper 60s, it's 69 in fremont, 64, martinez, 65 in santa rosa. just a few degrees above where we were yesterday at this time and looking at the

abc7 news south bay reporter lauren martinez was at one last night that featured an environmental youtht. what do we want? >> action. when do we want it? >> the palo alto student climate coalition organized a rally on friday that's part of a global, youth led movement to end fossil fuels. >> i think i see that this is reality. i found it's really easy to get brought down by climate apathy. >> high school senior julia says even people at home can help go greener. >> i personally am vegan and i'm really excited to kind of share the environmental benefits that reducing your meat consumption and dairy consumption can have on the planet. >> organizations like palo alto, forward shared their work to promote building housing in transit areas that can reduce the amount of driving, organize and advocate and get those voices out there. >> get them to the forefront so it's not just people who hate housing, showing up at public hearings, but it's those of us saying, no, we want this. we want more neighbors. >> earth day is monday, but events will be happening all weekend long throughout the bay are

. >> yesenia martinez of oakland loves singing.as she can remember. the brutal murder of others by her biggest stage yet was performing the national anthem at paypal park in san jose, march 30th. it was the inaugural home opener for bay fc. short for bay football club, an american professional women's soccer team. a special moment shared with her father, sampson martinez. >> he really, really told me, like, over and over and over again, he was just like, i'm just so proud of you. like, i can't even express to you. like, i'm just so proud. >> a cherished memory captured in this photo. >> he was like, you're going to go so far, mika. >> but four days later, her father died suddenly from a heart attack. she and her mother, rebecca martinez, are grateful for the outpouring of support. mom tells me a gofundme she started has helped pay for expenses, including flying family from out of state and mexico to the bay area for the memorial service. >> you feel like you're one of many, but then all of a sudden you feel like you really do have

the starting pay for a teacher in martinez is about $59,000 a year. to resolve issues peacefully through the bargaining process and we fully expect to continue doing so with the assistance of a neutral and impartial fact finder, who will review the district's budget and recommend a fair and sustainable settlement. teachers in the district are set to meet on monday to try to resolve the issue. san francisco nonprofit glide has announced a new business leader will replace warren buffett as its famous lunch guest in its fundraiser, auction. buffett will be replaced by salesforce ceo marc benioff. over 22 years, glide has raised $52 million by auctioning off lunch with buffett leaders with the nonprofit shared how they picked benioff as the new lunch guest for the auction. >> marc benioff is iconic here in the bay area and the world, and glide is iconic, iconic san francisco. and so it was just kind of this great match. and when we heard that, he agreed actually, warren buffett placed a call to marc benioff to ask him personally if he would accept the bat

south bay reporter lauren martinez joins us now from san jose with details. lauren >> diana and dan, the goal of this large scale operation is to arrest suspects attempting to contact children. authorities are really emphasizing to parents they cannot sit back and assume children will be safe online. >> sheriff's office. keep your hands, hands. >> the sacramento sheriff's office released this video of a three day sting operation centered on internet crimes against children on the lead case agent for this operation, undercover detectives posed as children 13 years old and younger on various social media platforms. >> suspects often directed these kids to commit sexual acts and or asked for material. >> the operation led to 24 arrests. several were people entrusted public positions with access to children. the rest of san jose firefighter who lives here in sacramento, a sunday school teacher, a united states postal service worker. court documents show the sacramento district attorney's office is charging san jose fire captain spencer parker with three felonies.

lionel martinez is a trap shooter. he's now 60. his career took off in 1984 at the olympic games in los angeles. in an interview he said he plans to compete again, but he was distracted by business and personal commitments. he says he still has something -- felt that something was missing, so he went back to the sport, and now he's headed to the paris olympics this summer. martinez says he feels better than the first time he competed. >>> summer olympics 105 days away, don't forget. we are all things olympics for you. i'm going to be in paris this summer reporting on our athletes and the fun stuff happening there. olympics, by the way, kick off july 26th right here on nbc bay area. >> let's get you on that flight and get going. >> yes. >>> beyonce isn't just making waves in the music industry, she's also setti making waves in the music industry, she's also setti >>> okay, move over brock purdy and deebo samuel, taylor swift might be the biggest thing in santa clara. it's now the swiftie capital of the u.s. >> that's why. gambling a

i'm blue color, so we talked rough >> juan martinez, small business owner and dominican immigrant. he says, there's still time for either candidate to win his vote >> looking for a candidate that, could put the book away and focus on the people and focus on moving the country forward to help us realize the american dream. >> and danny freeman joins us now for philadelphia has the trump campaign talked about targeting latino voters in pennsylvania >> anderson frankly, not really. we asked the trump campaigns specifically about their pennsylvania latino outreach. they did not respond to the specifics, instead, they sent us the statement saying and parts in 2020, crooked joe biden's idea of hispanic outreach was playing d'esposito, the song. now, we truly see how deaths by sito biden is, though i should note that this mosquito means slowly, so it doesn't quite quite make sense in that context, the trump campaign also said that democrats have been taking hispanic voters for granted though. now, the biden campaign, anderson is emphatic. they're saying they're out there trying to earn in

meantime, changes are coming to the martinez refinery company after a lawsuit settlement. the bay area air quality management district sued the refinery over what it says is an unacceptable number of hazardous releases. the refinery had 21 spills or releases in one year alone as part of the settlement, the martinez refining company. these are reduce emissions by 70%. but the company says it actually plans to do better than that and reduce emissions by 80%. california attorney general rob bonta is pushing to support a proposal to increase penalties against corporations. >> convicted of criminal offenses spot acknowledge while entire corporations can't be sent to prison for crimes such as fraud were negligent environmental damage. he noted they can face penalties current law allows for a maximum $10,000 fine per felony. but baucus bill would allow a judge to impose a fine up to 25 million dollars per case or penalty worth twice the amount of money that a victim lost as a result of the corporation's offense. >> if you come colder climates, you will pay a just find a fair figh

martinez and caporael are both from northern california. whittemore is from southern california and made history back in 2022 as the first woman to signed a professional contract with an mlb partner league team, the staten island ferry hawks. going to be exciting to watch them okay, let's talk about our weather, shall we? and a gorgeous wednesday out there. quite warm. >> we have been on a roll, right? yeah. 70s and 80s. and it looks like we have one more nice day. so make the most of tomorrow because changes as we head toward friday and the weekend. take a look. we'll be revisit some of the highs from this afternoon. san francisco that's a nice 72 degrees downtown. we had some fog coast side, so it was not as cool and not as warm out toward pacifica. fog eventually tried to mix on out into the afternoon hours and then some lower 80s out towards san jose, san rafael and santa rosa 80 degrees. so earlier this morning you can see this was the pattern with some fog kind of drifting into the bay. cool coast, but still pretty warm inland. this i

martinez. it will be in the upper 70s. oakland 75 and upper 60s. for san francisco.g into the month of may when we do typically see some rain, but it is making it toward those drier summer months. and so we are looking ahead to see if there is any rain that could be coming in, and the whole storm track. all of the storms have been moving across the pacific northwest and missing us, so we are going to still see that same pattern, with the exception of a slight chance of rain on saturday and look at the change in the temperatures that we'll see for santa rosa going up to 80 degrees on wednesday and thursday, and about the same on friday. but then we'll have a big dip in temperatures on saturday, and that cool weather continues into at least the early to middle of next week. so we're looking at a lot of sunshine warming up just a little bit through the end of the week. friday. we're also still quite warm, but it will be a cool and maybe at times a wet weekend for some of us. and so there will be a major change over the next several days that we need to prep for even on

. >> the defendant is being held at contra costa county jail in martinez. authorities say the case against him will proceed with or without his wife's body in san pablo. henry lee ktvu, fox two news well, the fbi says there appears to be no credible threat after several schools across the east bay received a concerning email at 605 this morning, an email was sent to nearly a dozen districts in both alameda and contra costa counties demanding that all russian prisoners and captives be released from u.s. custody, or else a bomb would be detonated on campus. >> school officials contacted police as well as federal authorities, and after checking the campuses, it was determined the threats were not real and schools were kept open. new. at 730 tonight, the alameda county district attorney's office today announcing some new charges against a man accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian. 73 year-old amelia martinez roa was hit while walking in a crosswalk along international boulevard. this was back in 2022. prosecutors say she was hit by a white hummer that dro

and allen town, once white working class rust belt stronghold, martinez has watched his spanish-speakingners rapidly increase across central and eastern pennsylvania over the past decade now, martinez show has become a must stop for several state and local politicians >> i'm glad to be with you evicted. and just >> last month, vice president kamala harris called it. what is the potential? of latino voters in this area of pennsylvania? >> i think it's huge. i think the latino vote could be the deciding factor in 2020 president biden beat former president trump in pennsylvania by roughly 80,000 votes. recent polling in the state shows a close race, meaning the estimated 600 eligible latino voters could easily we decide the next election here. >> but while >> biden carried the latino vote handily in 2024, signs are showing some of that support may be slipping. do you feel there are more latinos in your community who are becoming republican these days? i believe so. i believe. but we still have time. >> cynthia mode does alan towns first latina sick council president, and an immigrant from t

andrew martinez, connor kapur, al and kelsie whitmore have all signed their contracts and they're going to attend spring training next month. kelsie whitmore making history back in 2022. as the first woman to sign a professional contract with an m l b partner league team with the staten island ferry hawks martinez and the carpenter, al our bay area natives from san francisco la haute. the bowlers now have 31 players under contract going in to the club's spring training for the a legal battle going on the nevada supreme court over whether nevada taxpayers get to decide whether or not they should pay for the a's. new stadium construction in las vegas. >> the nevada state education association filed a petition saying voters should get to decide. but a clark county judge, which is where las vegas is, struck it down. the group appealed to the state's highest court. if the petition is reinstated, the group still needs more than 100,000 signatures to get on the ballot. the mountain questions roughly 200 million dollars out of the 350 million dollar portion being paid by the state of nevada. >>

bay charges changes, rather coming to the martinez refining company after a lawsuit settlement. the bay area air quality management district sued the refinery over what it said was in unacceptable number of hazardous releases. the refinery had 21 spills or releases in one year alone as part of the settlement, the martinez refining company needs to reduce emissions by 70%. the company says it actually plans to do better than that and reduce emissions by 80%. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at walnut traffic teams. you losing a little bit more quickly and that i was out. there 2 day. sunny and warm. you'll get more of that tomorrow and more thursday to and so we're looking good ball then after has a neighborhood. yeah, we do have a change of venue, if you will. in our forecast. check it out. >> from this yosemite national park, there's the coating of snow still in place and its fighting through a warming phase. this is the forecast now in tahoe next several days. 62 tomorrow, 63 on thursday. and then friday, the hint of things changing of the starts off as rain

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains exactly how the bill could change rental laws. >> aill that would limit landlords from denying housing to pet owners is making its way through the legislature. >> it's hard enough to find a place for us, let alone include that dog moms and cat dad's say it hasn't been easy navigating the rental market. >> somebody took a picture of me with him walking, and they call the office. >> martha rodriguez lives at a mobile home park and says she had to make her dog, marley, an emotional support animal to avoid trouble. >> they told me, no, they don't take pets. i have a business in the area, so i just offered, you know, financially or what kind of money is going to make them say yes, you can bring the dog into the house and live here. >> assemblyman matt haney, who authored the bill, says 70% of california renters have pets, but only 30% of available rentals accept them in san francisco, only 21% of rentals on the market allow pets. >> landlords simply need to have a reasonable rationale for whatever limitations and restrictions that they're p

andrew martinez, connor kapur, olay and kelsey.ave all signed their contracts and attend spring training starting next month. we'll see what more made history back in 2022. as the first woman to sign a professional contract with an mlb partner league team with the staten island ferry hawks, martinez and copper, our bay area natives from san francisco and allay. the dollar's now have 31 players under contract going into the club's spring training. >> that should be fun. and speaking of ballers, sears, lawrence, thank you very much. yeah, it feels like baseball weather does all i mean, it is great out there. get out there to joy. why not enjoy some sunshine, a good game out there as well. and >> a beautiful weather around the bay area. the last couple of days things are going to as we head toward the weekend. you're going to want to wear back. more snow up in the sierra nevada. maybe some more snow over a lack of local mountain tops not as much as the previous storm, but still pretty impressive. this late in the season. but out there

performance, and we were able to score a sneak peek for lori abc7 news south bay reporter lauren martinez has a closer look at what makes this such an important production >> inside the california theater , opera san jose is presenting its first spanish language opera performance of the end nevado de florencia and el amazonas by daniel catan is a story rich for the eyes and ears. >> in opera, you have this beautiful vehicle that is called music. >> ricardo jose rivera is from puerto rico. his singing career has taken him from chicago to houston and now the bay area. this will be the first time the singer is performing a piece by a latin american composer. >> it feels like home in a way. it's not foreign. it's a great opportunity to bring in all of these people that may not 100% identify or feel familiarized with italian or german or french opera. for the hope opera can bring a wider audience through these doors. >> we want all of our san jose fans to know that the opera belongs to them, and they belong to the opera, general director shawna lucey says. >> one of the motivating factors of p

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez has more. >> i'm opting for option number one. you try to do a better job finding solutions for a san jose homeless encampment brought dozens of residents out to a community forum. >> the ad spaces that are managed. and then we shut down spaces that are unmanaged. >> on wednesday, mayor matt mehan and council members omar torres and dev davis held a town hall on what to do about the homeless encampment off willow street and la long. the mayor brought up two options the first to continue what he called the status quo approach and increase cleanup and some enforcement. but the encampment would remain as is. >> or we could take valley waters offer and take that paved area. i know some of you don't like it. no no. >> the second option garnered some heated reaction. the mayor proposed the city could use the land across the street owned by valley water, and create a safe sleeping site with rules with tents in a row, with trash pickup, with some amount of security and case management. the mayor says if this were to become a safe sleeping

la policía indicó que arrestó a martínez a las 22:00 de la noche y que actualmente se encuentra en la en peligro. los investigadores creen que su madre, taylor wood, de 38 años, se llevó a los menores en un auto ford escape color azul, cuya placa aparece en pantalla. la última vez que fueron vistos fue alrededor de la una y 30 de esta mañana en la ciudad de mountain view. en más noticias. ardua labor tuvieron los bomberos de san francisco para sofocar este incendio de 2 alarmas en potrero hill. el siniestro se reportó en la cuadra 600 de la calle kansas. el incendio inició pasadas las 16:00 de la tarde y al llegar los bomberos encontraron fuego que se propagó en cuestión de segundos. la casa quedó inhabitable y 2 personas resultaron desplazadas. ninguna persona resultó herida. el fuego ya está bajo investigación. según dieron a conocer este sábado un sismo, se dejó sentir al este del área de la bahía fue reportado a eso de las 11,12 de la mañana con una magnitud de 3.4, según el servicio geológico nacional, tuvo su epicentro a unas 2 millas al sureste de berkeley y a unas 2 millas y m

live in san jose lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> lauren, thank you. and you can follow our coverage of the college campus protests in the bay area and nationwide on our website. abc seven news.com. all right. we seem to be blowing the door closed on april with a long stretch of windy weather as we look live out from our abc seven roof camera tonight, there may be some changes ahead. abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is here tracking it all in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. andy. yeah. and amna let's take a look at a live picture right now from mount tam. >> because visibility is terrific tonight. no matter which direction you look as we take a look at the winds though still a little breezy 28 miles an hour in spring valley. not quite as windy as it was earlier , but we do expect the gusty winds to return as we head towards tomorrow. so it's going to be about 3035 miles an hour along the coast. here's your 24 hour forecast tomorrow morning. it's a bright start. temperatures in the 40s, sunny and warmer at noontime, and it's really going to be

as abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez explains, the new message couldn't come in a more poignant time for loved ones, and neighbors are dropping off flowers at the scene of a deadly hit and run in san jose. >> police say. around four in the morning on wednesday, a driver failed to stop at this intersection at daniel maloney drive and nieman boulevard. that driver struck and killed a man behind the wheel of a pickup truck. police say this loss marked the 12th traffic death of this year. on sunday evening, police responded to a deadly pedestrian collision off saratoga avenue. >> these people, coming from their. and it's dark. they don't they don't. >> they don't think it's something here. >> you know, a neighbor who lives off of daniel maloney in neiman says with not enough light and signage, the intersection is prone to crashes. >> it's very sad. we need a traffic light. >> the city of san jose does have a plan to make this four way stop safer. installing a roundabout is in the works. a roundabout actually could have potentially prevented the crash that happened this morn

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has the latest. death investigation is underway in east palo alto. >> police say they found a man off newell road on monday. the chief of police said it's too early to determine if a criminal act occurred last year, east palo alto had zero murders. the chief called it a momentous milestone for a community once marked by adversity. in the early 1990s, it was once known as the u.s. murder capital. >> the resources were not there always. >> since the late 1980s, margaret petros has helped families of murder victims in east palo alto and throughout the bay area. >> families tend to be scared. so we're here as a community organization, doing it on behalf of the families, on behalf of the community as well. >> this year, police are asking the public's help to solve the city's first murder of 2024. east palo alto police said. a man stabbed on february 8th died from his injuries a month later, the department is still looking for his attacker. they released this surveillance video. it shows a white suv stop a

tonight, abc seven news reporter lauren martinez hiked up to see the damage that keeps getting worse. >> so this used to be connected to the end of the driveway over there. >> don farris and his wife charlotte live in one of five homes now isolated by a massive landslide. >> they park their car off mountain charley road in los gatos and use a makeshift trail to hike home. >> but all this has been kind of crushed up. i'm trying to catch my breath. >> according to the county, this landslide is still active. they're seeing 1 to 2ft of movement weekly since it started at the end of february. on friday, a geotechnical team used a drill rig to install an inclinometer. >> it's about a 70 foot deep boring that enables us to see subsurface movement so we can detect where the slide plane is. >> the county says they'll be collecting data on saturday, monday and next week. >> not only will it measure subsurface ground movement, but we'll have instrumentation in there to measure groundwater elevations as well. >> the data will help crews figure out what type of repairs are needed. >> to me, it's e

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez has the story now from san jose, california. >> after a six year run, camino brewing co is shutting down in san jose. >> a little overwhelmed, you know, to be completely honest, co-founder alan kornstein said the difficult decision came down to economics. >> they're not seeing the volume of customers they once did pre-pandemic. >> we've seen a big shift. you know, people don't come out the way that they used to come out, and our business has primarily been driven by, you know, our community uh, you know, and the taproom sales. anthony raggio with drakes brewing company and a member of the bay area brewers guild, wouldn't describe the beer industry as struggling, but it is changing. >> you have seltzer, you have cider, you have now nonalcoholic beer. these are all vying for the same space at foxtail fermentation project in downtown san jose. >> the owners hope to bring in more than just beer drinkers. they offer fermented or plant based foods. in march, they posted a picture of their empty space on instagram and asked the question what co

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has the story. >> i think this is a major real estate fraud case. there are 11 victims here who are still dealing with the fallout. >> a former hgtv star and house flipper from los gatos has been sentenced to four years in county jail. on tuesday, charles todd hill, star of the show flip it to win. it was also ordered to pay close to $10 million for real estate and financial fraud. prosecutor juan tran said hill scams, including a ponzi scheme, impacted 18 homes in silicon valley. >> the point was to purchase the home and remodel them and sell them for a profit. he would take the money that was given to remodel the home and spend it on luxury cars, vacations, partying , as he has stated. and then in order to account for that, he would label it as construction costs. >> victims were left with either unfinished homes or barely finished homes to finish themselves. >> businesses were shut down. one victim lost his home, so these the consequences of his fraud are far reaching. >> ten years ago, bo eckstein was on the show. flip it to win it with hill an

bueno, de qué forma nos lo explica pilar niño desde la ciudad de martínez?a va 1 arriesgando durante en el camino. con estos aplausos hoy se celebró que la junta de supervisores de contra costa modificará el actual seguro médico del condado que cubre a las personas de bajos recursos que no califican a medi-cal por sus ingresos, pero no incluye a los indocumentados y no incluye a las personas que hacen más del 138 porcentaje, es decir, a los que ganan un poco más de 20.000 $ al año por persona después de ser unos dólares más, pero no califican. entonces terminan con ninguna otra opción. a veces terminan siendo yendo al hospital para emergencia con el voto de ay! ahora esto cambia y se amplía la cobertura. van a incluir a los que sean indocumentados y a los que hacen por lo menos 45.000 al año y por eso es importante. nosotros estamos estimando que van a haber el primer año 5000 personas que van a beneficiar con el visto bueno de la junta de supervisores. ahora dicen será cuestión de meses para el departamento de salud diseñar la implementación. y entonces ros

olivia martínez habló con expertos sobre este tema.en estados unidos. esto hasta el año 2044, que podrán verlo solamente en dakota del norte y montana. en el 2045 habrá otro eclipse total cuyo punto más cercano al norte de texas será oklahoma. la última vez que se registró un eclipse total en el norte y centro de texas fue hace 145 años, en 1878, y no será hasta en el 2317 que se vuelva a ver otro eclipse total aquí en el metroplex. pero qué sucede cuando hay un eclipse solar total? cuando sucede el eclipse y se alinean la luna y el sol, la luna tapa completamente al sol y se produce lo que llamamos un eclipse total de sol y que es mucho más impresionante porque se produce una oscuridad muy, muy impresionante. y podemos ver la corona, que es la la parte más exterior de la atmósfera del sol, que es realmente un espectáculo fascinante y muy único y muy raro. el gran eclipse de américa del norte pasará varios estados en estados unidos, entre ellos texas, en algunas ciudades como eagle pass, el hill country y partes de san antonio y por su

. >> abc seven news reporter lauren martinez asked researchers what needs to happen to fix this scaryuation. >> is there any pictures of this girl on his, facebook? >> an influx of online child sexual abuse material is a rising concern for law enforcement. a new stanford report examines the strengths and weaknesses of the online child safety ecosystem. >> it's not just that law enforcement are overwhelmed with the volume of reports, it's that they feel like they aren't able to accurately prioritize among reports for investigation. they feel like they can't figure out which report is most likely to lead to the rescue of a child who is actively being abused. >> the organization, national center for missing and exploited children has a cyber tip line. it's a tool for members of the public or companies to report online. child sexual exploitation. but many of the tips received are incomplete or inaccurate. >> many platforms are submitting cyber tip line reports that show a meme, and the meme technically meets the definition of child sexual abuse material, so platforms are required by law t

lauren martinez abc seven news. >> all right, let's turn to the weather now. a gorgeous spring day. >> wasn't it nice? abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel is here with a look at an even warmer day ahead in the 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandy, i know it's hard to believe, but temperatures are going to soar tomorrow into the 80s. >> dan and diane, i want to show you live picture right now. guess what is back? the fog. this is why it's also going to feel like summer. this is from sutro tower, san francisco under that fog layer and it is around near the coast where visibility on live doppler seven down to six miles in half moon bay. so watch out in the morning temperatures right now. most areas still in the 50s, 48.5 moon bay. as we look at the north bay 56 in calistoga. so still hanging on to some of that warmth, here's a look at the day planner tomorrow morning. morning fog. we're looking at 40s and 50s, temperatures rising by noontime into the 80s for the afternoon. this is where it's going to feel like summer 60s coast side and still warm inland at

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez was at one this evening that featured an environmental youth movement. what do we want? >> action. when do we want it? >> now. the palo alto student climate coalition organized a rally on friday that's part of a global youth led movement to end fossil fuels. >> i think i see that this is reality. i found it's really easy to get brought down by climate apathy, high school senior julia says even people at home can help go greener. >> i personally am vegan and i'm really excited to kind of share the environmental benefits that reducing your meat consumption and dairy consumption can have on the planet. organizations like palo alto forward shared their work to promote building housing in transit areas that can reduce the amount of driving , organize and advocate and get those voices out there. >> get them to the forefront. so it's not just people who hate housing showing up at public hearings, but it's those of us saying, no, we want this. we want more neighbors. >> earth day is monday, but events will be happening all weekend long throughout

it was a great, father, a great coworker and a great person overall in pleasanton. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> sfmta workers protested unsafe working conditions in san francisco today. >> it makes me feel unvalued. it makes me feel like the people making these calls have no idea what we endure on a daily basis. >> the agency is planning a parking enforcement crackdown around the city, a push workers say they first learned about on the news, not from their bosses. some say they're worried the plan will make their jobs more dangerous. >> we're asking for time to heal after you see a traumatic accident. we're asking for ample staff coverage at our underground stations. we're just asking for health and safety for protection. >> workers say they've been attacked on duty and are afraid for their well-being. sfmta gave a statement saying crime is down within the system and their parking officers are equipped with de-escalation training, self-defense tools and help from sfpd. >> all right. we're going to shift to the weather for a few moments. we've seen some showers tonight, and i

he later led officers on a wild chase from san francisco to martinez.ing the pursuit, he threw multiple explosives at officers from his car. he faces up to 14 years in prison. >>> on capitol hill, the senate is poised to vote to advance the $95 billion package to provide aid to ukraine and israel. and it comes as a provision which would lead to a nationwide ban on tiktok. for lawmakers, it's about national security concerns. but a lot of content creators are concerned about their livelihood. >> kris sanchez joins us with what is at stake. >> reporter: good morning to you. i don't think anybody thinks that tiktok is just going to go away. this is really about our u.s. lawmakers thinking that tiktok just has too much access to our private data. now, as you well know, tiktok collects data as you are using the site. there are 170 million of us here in the united states who use tiktok, and how we consume that content, what devices we use, how long we watch posts, and what kind of posts we like all need their algorithm. the problem lawmakers have is that the

teachers in martinez say they're going on strike.ontract, deal with the school district. educators and supporters held a rally before the martinez school district board meeting. the teachers say the school district offered them a 3% pay raise, while other county employees received an 8% cost of living adjustment. the starting pay for a teacher in martinez is $59,000 a year. only offering 3, while other districts are offering anywhere from 6% to 13% is not only an insult, but it is a fact that teachers want to leave and teachers will not come to this district. the two sides are set to meet on monday with a neutral fact finder trying to settle the issues. >> a driver who was fired by the city of san francisco for not getting a covid vaccine says he is getting his job back. ktvu spoke with pete whitcomb in october 2021, when he learned he would lose his job just one year shy of the 20 years needed to retire. san francisco had issued a mandate for city workers to get the covid vaccine. whitcomb says his union attorney with the teamsters

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez talked with travelers arriving at sfo from taiwan, who found out about the quake while they were in the air . >> video captures the moment a powerful and deadly earthquake struck the island of taiwan. the 7.4 magnitude quake hit the east coast during the wednesday morning commute. don't fall over to the west of the epicenter. a man living in taichung city captured this video inside his apartment. >> this one was by far the biggest one, the most violent one. >> the quake is the strongest reported in 25 years. >> it's still kind of happening. like my apartment shakes from the aftershock every 20 minutes or so. >> paparazzi is a youtuber who's lived in taiwan for the past six years. >> seeing how the locals react to it made me feel a lot more comfortable. a lot of people just sort of walked out of their buildings and checked on their neighbors and made sure everyone was okay, and that kind of made me feel a lot more calm. but definitely as it was happening, i was like, oh man. >> at san francisco international airport, we spoke with passengers who

with only one phrase: very few people can afford to live in the area between the magi hotel and the martinezlike my hat, you don't have a hat, tell me. but you don't have a hat on, tell me, why don't you say, shally, why don't you say that you like my hat and my suit, i deserve it, i deserve it, in the film you play people with a dream, with a big dream, a dream for the future , do you introduce yourself as big actors who have achieved success? what do you want most in this world? what are your dreams? this is a question for both of you. as for me, happiness is my biggest dream. specifically, it means continuing to work for another 50 years. have choice in scenarios. a happy marriage with a family, of course, my dreams, they are generally the same as nicole’s, i would like in the future, looking back, to be able to say that i did everything i could in my life. you were a tv director, what is the difference between the art of television and the art of cinema?

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> in the north bay, tents have gone up tonight on the sonoma state campus online. it's being called a solidarity with gaza encampment. organizers are demanding a cease fire. developing news with the protests on the cal poly humboldt campus today, the closure was extended until may 10th, which is the end of the semester. the university has switched to doing classes remotely in response to protesters taking over two buildings. it adds there have been numerous attempts to break into other buildings, as well as vandalism on campus. today was the deadline for demonstrators to clear out of buildings without facing arrest at columbia university. its senate today called for an investigation into the schools administration. columbia's president has faced criticism for calling in the new york city police department last week that led to the arrests of more than 100 protesters. camps have popped off at schools, across popped up, rather at schools across the country. and in many instances, police have moved in to make arrests. we have continuing coverage of the

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has the story. >> home surveillance video captures an explosionattling a daly city neighborhood. authorities say. on wednesday morning, the blast blew apart a toyota sedan parked off west line drive. >> i was just like a big bam right on. and i thought something had dropped on top of a building. >> around 1015, glen barrientos was getting help unloading lumber outside his home when he heard the explosion from blocks away. whoa. what the hell was that? he said even though it was quick, it was powerful. >> it was loud. i mean, people heard it all the way up the block. everybody just went out at the same time. our neighbor kind of said, what was that? was that an earthquake? >> the fbi bomb squad and daly city police spent hours looking over the wreckage. different items were pulled out of the car, including a propane tank. by wednesday afternoon, police said the explosion appears to be accidental. >> it was just kind of weird why you would have a propane tank in a car like that sitting there. it's not hot temperature. you're trying to think of what

desde martínez soy yomara lópez telemundo 48. quedamos al pendiente. gracias yomara. intervinieron para lograr la detención de un hombre de 58 años, quien se atrincheró la tarde de este miércoles en la cuadra 100 de la avenida elm, en san bruno. no se reveló la identidad del sospechoso, pero las autoridades explicaron que previo al incidente habría amenazado a unos trabajadores con un arma de fuego. tras la detención se realizó un allanamiento y se localizaron varias armas de fuego. por otro lado, este vehículo que fue captado haciendo piruetas entre las calles monroe y bowers, fue sacado de circulación temporalmente. la policía de santa clara informó que este incidente ocurrió durante la madrugada del martes, pero la investigación permitió localizar al presunto conductor, así que el automóvil fue incautado por 30 días. además recuerdan que este tipo de actos no serán tolerados si los responsables serán sancionados. y el departamento de justicia de california y la policía de vallejo llegaron a un acuerdo para que esta agencia policíaca establezca reformas. con esto, b

i mean, it's going to see some really impressive rainfall totals out of the nation, martinez becauseavy in both of these spots. so watch your travel up. 6.80, between fairfield down towards conquered, especially those from concord over towards antioch, still seeing some heavy rainfall, walnut creek down to danville, still pretty heavy there. and of course, that little blue spot that you're seeing that's about blow in the midst of some snowfall. currently, we'll continue to see that line of showers clearing to the rest of the bay area by 10:00am. you already see some peeks of sunshine? and you may think just for a second. are we done with this? well, it's going to be spotty for the remainder of the day. chance of thunderstorm development like here at 01:00pm, a chance of some thunderstorms developing over san francisco livermore and well into the north bay, too. we'll stay active into the evening tonight. tomorrow morning. chance of some showers and one more round of thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. before we can say goodbye to it. 40's for your current temperatures. it's been a cold

educators and supporters held a rally before the martinez school board meeting.chers say the district offered them a 3% raise. other county employees received an 8% cost of living adjustment. >> only offering 3, while other districts are offering anywhere from 6% to 13% is not only an insult, but it is a fact that teachers will leave and teachers will not come to this district. >> starting pay for a teacher in martinez is $59,000 a year. in a statement, the district said in part that the two sides have always been able to resolve issues peacefully through the bargaining process and we fully expect to continue doing so with the assistance of a neutral and impartial fact finder, who will review the district's budget and recommend a fair and sustainable settlement. teachers in the district are set to meet on monday to try to resolve the issue. >> bart is planning a special sendoff for the last of its legacy trains. on saturday, april the 20th, bart is hosting a retirement ceremony for the last run of its legacy trains, made up of railcars that have been serving the