want to speculate on the particulars of what was going from one. >> now, martinez, the martinez refinery did say that it's expected that as they continue to fight off the final little bits of this fire that we may very well see more flames popped out. >> over there out of the smokestack that's expected as they try to alleviate more pressure, take some of that fuel away from whatever that fuel is that is feeding this fire in general as they continue take care of whatever is left for now, reporting live here in martinez jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> important reporting there. and jack, it did you learn from the fire crews if they're going to be there overnight? they think they're going to be there for days. obviously, it's a very fluid situation. but what are they telling you? >> yeah, i'd say it's safe to say that most of the crews will be here throughout the night. i mean, you have to think that this would all the way back to the first report from the refinery here just before 2 in the evening. so they've been here easily coming up 10, 11 hours of work here. and there's still some smoke co

typically, when we are reporting on incidents here at martinez, at the martinez refining company, theyller bursts of flames or steam that are released from flare stacks as part of managing incidents like this. now, this fire felt explosive in comparison, and we heard several reports from people who live in the area that they heard a very loud explosion before they spotted the flames. now, martinez refinery refining company issued a statement just after midnight saying, quote, our top priorities are the safety and security of responders, as well as maximizing protection of public health and safety. the last update now received from local officials came last night. >> the incident is currently trending down. flames are still present, but visible fire has been greatly reduced. we are using flare technology, which is forward looking infrared technology as well as acoustic sensors to pinpoint any leaks. we're proceeding with caution. >> now. we will. we are expecting to receive another update from health officials here in contra costa county later this morning. we'll of course, bring you th

refining company in martinez. lindsay for kron. 4 news. >> the fire comes as a maintenance project is underway at the refinery refinery. officials warn residents of more flaring as a result of the project which was expected to run april unplanned flaring is the burning of excess gas that happens during now functions, although sometimes its plan when an equipment shutdown occurs, it is unclear if today's fire started from a flaring event. well, stay with kron. 4 on air and online. you can find the latest on the martinez refining company fire on our website that kron 4 dot com. well, the weather is especially important with the ongoing fire. and also if you want to know your weekend, weather plans a live look now at the wet weather we've seen across the bay area for several days. travelers met with the wet conditions across the area. bridges as well as sfo. and we know flooding is a concern. and the north bay, especially kron meteorologist gal august. here with more details as we head into the rest your weekend. >>

it's about 60 degrees in martinez right now. light rain, scattered showers wind about ten miles per hour. but of course, it is stormy, generally across the entire region, as you can see on live doppler seven. let me give you another view of this atmospheric river. this long plume of moisture that's just hitting the bay area with a heavy rainfall, strong, gusty wind. the ground is saturated. and as you can see, that plume of moisture, that atmospheric river reaches all the way back to hawaii. so for the next several days, four or 5 or 6 days, we're going to have a steady flow of moisture in our direction, bringing us stormy day after stormy day. right now, the current storm ranks a level two on the exclusive abc seven storm impact through this evening. the rain will be a little bit lighter than it has been earlier in the day. isolated downpours, gusty wind. but still. this is a level two storm because even as the rain eases up, the impact is significant. we have a flood watch in effect for the entire bay area. here's the forecast

in martinez, pacheco and clyde areas. but a health advisory still remains, especially for those with respiratory issues. the move is to protect residents. officials say from talks in circulating in the air and that means all windows doors and fireplace events must stay closed. >> if you are exposed not able to shelter in place or you're worried that you're experiencing symptoms such as you know, severe headaches, stinging eyes. it painful note nasal, inspiration, sore throat, most importantly, shortness of breath, chest pain. this can also set set off cardiac events those are all things that, you know, just be hyper vigilant about if you're experiencing new symptoms that you think may signal you need emergency care do not hesitate to say that. >> if you or someone you know, is experiencing symptoms, please call 9-1-1. stay with kron 4 on air and online. you can find the latest on the martinez refinery fire on our website. kron 4 dot com. we called the police department says federal immigration authorities were in the city

massive fire at the martinez refinery. this is not another flare up. we've got a reporter on the scene, and we're tracking air quality as the fire continues to buburn. a huge protest in the south bay taking aim at president trump. plus, a stormy weekend in the bay area. we've got your updated timeline of the rainolling through. the news at six starts right now. thank you so much for being with us. i'm garvin thomas and i'm gia vang. people near the martinez refinery are being told to stay indoors as that fire continues to burn there now. the flames broke out just before 2:00, triggering a health advisory that eventually upgraded to a shelter in place order. multiple fire crews have been trying to contain the fire for the past few hours now. we immediately began getting calls from viewers who live nearby as they saw huge plumes of smoke rising from the refinery. now, people in the area are used to what is called flaring, but when gases are burned off. but they knew immediately this was something different. this was the view earlier this afternoon from a

she got jose martinez involved.police detective who has since retired, martinez now had the task of finding proof he could possibly bring to a court that amanda was, in fact, lying and scamming people out of money. >> if i pursue this young lady and she really does have cancer, it's not going to go well. >> but because amanda had posted so much on the blog, martinez was able to check facts. >> there were things that weren't lining up, like doctors, associated, particular hospitals. but not all of those doctors were were named as employees of those hospitals. >> patient confidentiality laws led to difficulties, but a breakthrough finally came. one of the hospitals amanda claimed to have visited finally responded to martinez. >> they said, no, she's never been here. she doesn't have any future appointments. she never was here. >> from there, more breakthroughs came. but amanda had been traveling coast to coast for what she claimed were cancer treatments, meaning the case was bigger than martinez's reach. enter irs spe

she got jose martinez involved. a san jose police detective who has since retired.had the task of finding proof he could possibly bring to a court that amanda was, in fact, lying and scamming people out of money. >> if i pursue this young lady and she really does have cancer, it's not going to go well. >> but because amanda had posted so much on the blog, martinez was able to check facts. >> there were things that weren't lining up, like doctors, associated, particular hospitals, but not all of those doctors were were named as employees of those hospitals. >> patient confidentiality laws led to difficulties, but a breakthrough finally came. one of the hospitals amanda claimed to have visited finally responded to martinez. >> they said, no, she's never been here. she doesn't have any future appointments. she never was here. >> from there, more breakthroughs came. but amanda had been traveling coast to coast for what she claimed were cancer treatments, meaning the case was bigger than martinez's reach. enter irs special agent arlette lyons, based in oakland. lyons had

that is the message from leaders in martinez.rs after flames erupted from the refinery. now people who live nearby have seen flare ups there before, but they knew right away this was something different. flames erupted at the refinery this afternoon, forcing neighbors to spend much of the day inside as they were urged to shelter in place over concerns of what was in the smoke billowing overhead. and our alyssa goard has been bringing us updates all evening. alyssa, what's the latest right now? gia and garvin, it has now been more than nine hours since this fire started, and we've gotten some more information thanks to briefings from officials. fortunately, they said that they've been able to make some great progress this evening on the fire. earlier, just a few hours ago, we could see flames and huge plumes of black smoke. now you can see a little bit of smoke out at the refinery and a little bit of a flare still being released from the refinery as well. blaring alarms on the half hour and huge plumes of black smoke seen for mile

news in martinez. a fire at the city's refinery. this is the martinez company refinery.waiting to hear from officials right now to get an update, but we do know that people nearby are being told to stay inside, close all windows and doors, shut off heaters and fans and air conditioning. now, we are also told that some on ramps and off ramps on the 680 are closed as well, and it's very slow going in that area, so you'll want to avoid it. but again, a refinery fire at the martinez refinery. we are following this as breaking news, and we'll bring you an update as soon as we hear from officials. a standoff ends in an arrest in san francisco, started just before 8:00 this morning near alemany and bayshore boulevard. police say an armed man was sitting inside a parked car when officers arrived. when he did. when they did, the man slammed the car into reverse and hit a fire truck. the man surrendered. a few minutes later and was arrested. a world war two veteran will finally be laid to rest in the bay area. u.s. service members brought the remains of army sergeant yuan hoppe to

so martinez. you do have moderate air quality in and around martinez. here are two locations. here is one directly downwind. there is a spike right there right around the time this fire took off. we are just looking at particulate matter right now. we know air quality is being impacted in terms of the physical nature of the size of the particles that are in the air. you don't want to breathe that stuff in. this is your one easily recognizable clue that it is worth taking the air quality advisory seriously. i just wanted to look at two. you can look at the same pattern is playing out with both of those. so just go easy on yourself and certainly keep doors and windows closed. hopefully you have got air filtration if you're at home. if you're in any of the communities going downstream from that plume of smoke, we have got other things to talk about like the weather. we will be back in a bit. it is going to keep raining. but tuesday morning, that puts a little bit of a spotlight on edge. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much, darren. >>> we have seen consistent rain in the

i encourage all residents to stay informed by signing up for martinez alerts at martinez alerts.com or other official channels. >> reporter: investigators say six employees were injured and four were rushed to a nearby hospital. >> the priorities for the safety of the public and for the extinguishing of the fire. >> reporter: first responders urge everyone to stay vigilant of health conditions as the investigation of the fire continues. >> weather is a factor with the wind and particulates. >> the number 1 thing is where is the smoke going? and more importantly, the stuff in the smoke. there is good news on that. i can show the air quality readings in and around there. they are not as bad as you might think from the pictures we saw. first thing is which way was the wind blowing? here is martinez and that's where the refinery is. you can see on the streamlines the wind was blowing it inland so it was going almost like it wanted to move it up the delta. we can use the network of cameras from the alert california network of cameras and look at that. the important perspective is the camera

that fire is now under control at the martinez refinery. it had triggered the highest level alert for communities in parts of martinez yesterday. so they were ordered to shelter in place for upwards of nine hours. that has since been downgraded, but officials are warning that hazardous materials could have been lifted into the air. martinez, pacheco and parts of clyde are still under a health advisory today. they are supposed to reassess that this morning. if you have respiratory issues, you are encouraged to stay inside. first responders were first called to martinez refining company company just around two yesterday afternoon. the refinery says the fire began there, but they are still investigating the root cause. they have since been letting off flares at the refinery. one neighbor says those flares are concerning. since 2020, when the refinery was bought by pbf energy until they bought the refinery. nothing ever happened that impacted our family, and i've been here 20 years and i've never seen that, so things have gotten pretty bad for

from the martinez refining company's facility. yesterday was terrifying. it looked like the apocalypse. rand hunt says he heard a loud, repetitive rumble and that made him wonder what was going on. i looked out the back door window of my house and there was. the sky was black. he closed up the house and started looking for information, and ended up taking this video of the huge plume of smoke. bottom line, he believes there's a disconnect and would like to see some change. i would like to see oversight. that's not placating. the refinery says the fire broke out before 2 p.m, triggering a health advisory, which still recommends that residents of martinez, parts of pacheco and clyde who have respiratory sensitivity remain indoors. within a few hours, the situation escalated to a level three alert. residents north of the refinery were told to shelter in place until t order was later lifted around 9:00 last night. we very much appreciate the tremendous resourceand support we've gotten countywide here at the refinery. con fire. contra

i encourage all martinez residents to save by signing up for martinez alerts, at martinez alert.com or any other channels. >> reporter: six employees were injured, and four will rush to a nearby hospital. >> operational priorities for the sake of the public and its equipment of the fire. >> reporter: first responders urge everyone to stay vigilant of their health conditions, as investigation of the fire continues. >> the city of martinez said it is expected to get an update on the fire this morning and we will of the latest on our website kpix.com and streaming on the cbs news app. >>> let's talk about the weather and the first alert weather day in the bay area. it was a little soggy this morning but windy when i walked out the door. >> feeling more of the breeze, the onshore flow from the atmospheric river and the winds keep us warmer and they are keeping the smoke from that fire away from us and pushing into the central valley. kind of good news from the winds, depending on what you're looking for early this morning. either way it is another morning where you want to stay in bed. i d

reportando desde martínez nathalie vera noticiero telemundo california.utos. ahora compartimos con ustedes esta panorámica de la región desde varios puntos. san francisco san josé modesto. son nuestras cámaras en vivo porque bueno, estamos monitoreando el río atmosférico que ya se ha dejado sentir y que viene con una alerta de inundación. así que vamos con nuestra autoridad en el tiempo. cinthia pimentel. buenas noches. el mes de enero estuvo muy seco y ahora que empezamos febrero se vino la lluvia, la conexión del río atmosférico es muy interesante porque tiene este camino largo con la conexión de isla de las islas de hawái, que a veces nos trae más de esas lluvias y posibles inundaciones. vamos a mirar que en novato esta noche continúan esas lluvias ligeras, pero entrando para amanecer un poco más pesadas comparado a zonas como redwood city, donde vamos a estar mayormente nublados para entrar a nuestro día de domingo. estoy mirando que tenemos un descanso en algunas zonas para lo que sería el sur de la bahía, acercándonos a stockton y lake merced, pero

she got jose martinez involved. a san jose police detective who has since retired.now had the task of finding proof he could possibly bring to a court that amanda was, in fact, lying and scamming people out of money. >> if i pursue this young lady and she really does have cancer, it's not going to go well. >> but because amanda had posted so much on the blog, martinez was able to check facts. >> there were things that weren't lining up, like doctors, associated, particular hospitals. but not all of those doctors were were named as employees of those hospitals. >> patient confidentiality laws led to difficulties, but a breakthrough finally came. one of the hospitals amanda claimed to have visited finally responded to martinez. >> they said, no, she's never been here. she doesn't have any future appointments. she never was here. >> from there, more breakthroughs came. but amanda had been traveling coast to coast for what she claimed were cancer treatments, meaning the case was bigger than martinez's reach. enter irs special agent arlette lyons, based in oakland. lyons

ktvu zac sos has been in martinez all evening. and zach, what can you tell us about this developing situation tonight? >> well, what you're looking at behind me is the flaring they've been using to get a handle on this fire. but crews are making a lot of progress getting ahold of this fire this evening. a fire that at one point, as you mentioned, was elevated to a level three hazmat incident. >> a shelter in place siren echoing through martinez saturday afternoon after a large fire broke out at the martinez refining company, sending a large plume of smoke into the air. >> the fire continues to be the combustion of hydrocarbons. hydrocarbons are going through the refining process, ultimately to be turned into transportation fuels. >> many living nearby the refinery reported hearing an explosion just before two. it's just the latest in a series of safety incidents that have occurred at the plant. christy sherman spent her career working at a number of other refineries in the bay area. >> i have not seen anything like this live in pe

she got jose martinez involved.ose police detective who has since retired, martinez now had the task of finding proof he could possibly bring to a court that amanda was, in fact, lying and scamming people out of money. >> if i pursue this young lady and she really does have cancer, it's not going to go well. >> but because amanda had posted so much on the blog, martinez was able to check facts. >> there were things that weren't lining up, like doctors, associated, particular hospitals. but not all of those doctors were were named as employees of those hospitals. >> patient confidentiality laws led to difficulties, but a breakthrough finally came. one of the hospitals amanda claimed to have visited finally responded to martinez. >> they said, no, she's never been here. she doesn't have any future appointments. she never was here. >> from there, more breakthroughs came. but amanda had been traveling coast to coast for what she claimed were cancer treatments, meaning the case was bigger than martinez's reach. enter irs

massive flames were shooting from the martinez refinery that sent sick, black smoke into the sky. now, there is a shelter in place. the fire also prompting a level 2 hazmat notification. and this is a live news conference going on right now at the fire county. contra costa health officials are there telling us what they can. our sooji nam is at the scene. >>> that will do it for us at 5:00 updates are ♪ >>> tonight, a new air disaster. this time in philadelphia. >> just comes down to like, all you hear is whoosh, whoosh. >> a medevac jet crashes into a busy neighborhood, exploding into a fireball. at least seven people killed. >> i'm madeline wright in philadelphia. the jet crashed in this neighborhood, scattering parts of the airplane among cars and homes. >>> also tonight, tariff time. the president's actions stoking new inflation fears and threats of retaliation. >> he has declared an economic war. >> i'm willie james inman in west palm beach, florida, with how the president's tariffs could hit your wallet, from the grocery store to the gas pump. >>> hamas hands over more hosta

there is martinez. let's pick out that spot right there. our camera was over here. we were looking at from california alerts network. that plume is going this way. so if we pick out one of the sensors here, sure enough, in the afternoon, you can see what happened. air quality spiking into the moderate category, but that only tells you one thing. that there's particles of a certain size you could breathe in. when you have a refinery fire like this, there is a whole other side to this. which is what's the chemical makeup of that smoke. benzine is often the number one offender and there are no sensors around here we can look at and say here is where the benzine levels are. so you go off what the bay area air quality district has said. >> there is plenty of rain. there's a lot more coming, too. so when we get together in the complete forecast, we'll talk about the rest of this weekend. maybe isolated showers. the real story is now becoming early this next week. that's monday into tuesday. that's the next atmospheric river. we have to talk about that one. i'll seal you w

bueno, dayanna un fichaje importante como el de joseph martínez, también el chicho arango.da pasada. pero pero, pero la idea, la idea es que sea mucho mejor para que el equipo pueda clasificar a playoffs y creo que las bases se están sentando para que eso pueda ser una posibilidad que tuviste ayer en el evento hay gran expectativa, o sea, yo siento en que las personas tienen esa necesidad de tener un equipo al que vayan a ver siempre y que gane siempre. sí, claro. y ahora también con la presencia de chicho arango, que es colombiano, y de joseph martínez, que es venezolano. son 2 comunidades importantes latinas en el área de la bahía. eso le da aún más engagement al producto. pero más allá de eso, deportivamente creo que hay bases ya sólidas para poder aspirar en grande. qué bueno! muchísimas gracias, max. nosotros obviamente nos quedamos pendientes de eso, pero mientras tanto, una pausa. pero al volver vamos a hablar sobre los riesgos de las redes sociales, porque un estudio revela que el número de niños expuestos a la explotación y abuso sexual en línea está incrementando

enrique: josef martÍnez ha sido canciÓn tijuana valioso y estÁ dentro de los 10 mÁs anotadores en lasueÑo de mejor ver al mejor jugador de fÚtbol y tenerlo como compaÑero fue lo mÁximo. presentador: tÚ, con Él, te volviste loco. >> lo mÁs importante, elton nos ganamos pero creo que. dÉ eso para mÍ es lo mejor. y la firma que le hicieron a mi hijo y Él tomarse una foto con mi hijo. presentador: me encanta esa respuesta porque yo le he visto en tus redes sociales tienen una colecciÓn fuerte con los niÑos. quÉ se unifica esto para ti cÓmo llegaste a este punto? es un sueÑo que en un principio esta marcado. yo si amante y esos que no se compra con nada. pero tambiÉn veo que eres profesional del oÍdo. >> sÍ, me encanta el bÉisbol presentador: te hubiese gustado mejor que venga y bolita y hubiese tenido las condiciones para hacerlos? >> serÍa muy introducido dijera, pero estoy agradecidos la oportunidad que me dieron de salir adelante. no lo cambiarÍa por nada del mundo. presentador: un lugar del cual hace aÑos se han distanciado. vamos con mucho mÁs. >> mucha mÁs adelante. los incendios a

nuestro compaÑero enrique anÍbal martÍnez hablÓ con el jugador joseph martini sobre el nuevo reto queate a tu gaming chair, porque diseñamos xfinity internet con velocidades de carga y descarga más rápidas, mayor ancho de banda y lag super bajo, para que asegures tu victoria! obté ternet por $25 al mes al agregar unlimited mobile. además, elige tu teléfono 5g gratis. ¡cámbiate hoy! vamos a retomar el tema migratorio y pasamos a mÉxico en donde las autoridades han comenzado instalar campamentos para recibir a los mexicanos que sean deportados bajo la nueva polÍtica migratoria de la administraciÓn de donald trump. guadalupe nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. >> el gobierno ha comenzado con la instalaciÓn de campamentos para refugio a los mexicanos que pudiera ser deportados en los prÓximos dÍas bajo las polÍticas de la nueva administraciÓn de donald trump. en el marco del programa mÉxico te abraza, en nuevo laredo en tamaulipas trabajadores comenzaron a armar la carpa metÁlica para dar cobijo a cerca de 4000 personas. cada una de ellas contarÁ con cinco modelos. servicios para la reintegraciÓn,

además, tenemos una actualización sobre el incendio en la refinería de martínez y las recomendacionesara residentes en la zona debido al humo. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo california fin de semana. buen domingo para todos y gracias por informarse con su equipo. les saluda fátima navarrete desde el sur al norte del estado. miles continúan mostrando su descontento con las políticas migratorias del nuevo gobierno y precisamente en san josé. a una semana desde que se reportó la presencia de agentes de ice en el área de las calles king y story, manifestantes decidieron congregarse en esa misma intersección en protesta a las deportaciones. pasamos en vivo con nathalie vera para que nos cuentes a esta hora. natalia vemos que todavía continúa la manifestación. así es fátima. llevan varias horas ya aquí manifestándose en esta intersección y de hecho los activistas con los que hablamos están cumpliendo su promesa de no descansar hasta ver que paren estas redadas. veamos aquí esta multitud que se ha congregado aquí, que, como mencionaste, a solo una semana desde que justamente

and clyde following yesterday's fire at the martinez refinery. today, contra costa health hazmat crews were out checking the air quality and as the smoke continues to clear, officials are recommending residents with respiratory sensitivities remain indoors with windows shut today. four people were taken to the hospital for non-critical injuries or health concerns because of the fire. it sent large clouds of black smoke and prompted a temporary shelter in place yesterday. the fire's cause is still under investigation. then in richmond, officials say there has been intermittent flaring at the chevron refinery today. they say the richmond fire department is closely monitoring conditions. health officials say those flaring are not a threat to the community. well, president donald trump acknowledged today that americans could feel, quote, some pain when tariffs go into effect tuesday on goods imported from mexico, canada and china. he signed the executive order yesterday, and that move was met with disapproval by our usually friendly neighbors up nort

and clyde following yesterday's fire at the martinez refinery today. contra costa health hazmat crews were out checking the air quality and as the smoke continues to clear, officials are recommending residents with respiratory sensitivities remain indoors. with the windows shut today. four people were taken to the hospital for non-critical injuries or health concerns because of the fire. it sent large clouds of black smoke and prompted a temporary shelter in place yesterday. the fire's cause is still under investigation. then in richmond, officials say there's been intermittent flaring at the chevron refinery today. they say the richmond fire department is closely monitoring conditions. health officials say the flaring are not a threat to the community at this time. president donald trump acknowledged today that americans could feel, quote, some pain when tariffs go into effect tuesday on goods imported from mexico, canada and china. he signed the executive order yesterday. that move was met with disapproval by our usually friendly neighbors up north.

de petróleo de la ciudad de martínez.eraron estas columnas de humo gigantescas, por lo que fue necesario la evacuación de los empleados. atención también que se emitió un aviso de salud pública para las zonas de martínez y pacheco. esto significa que personas con problemas respiratorios podrían reportó alredor de la 13:40 dee la tarde y oímos la explosión y salió una bola de hombre con una bola de fuego muy negra. y de ahí empezó cada vez peor y peor y peor. no sabemos si regresar a dormir aquí o no. vamos a dormir aquí. no sé. no sé qué va a pasar. hasta el momento se reportan 4 personas heridas. las autoridades no han informado que los residentes tengan que evacuar por el momento, pero sí han dicho que se resguarden en casa, que no salga tenga en cuenta que el área cercana se encuentra cerrada al tránsito vehicular. equipos especializados en materiales peligrosos también se encuentran en el lugar. les iremos actualizando al respecto a medida que recibamos más información. mientras tanto, continuamos con más noticias. ah

multiple people are recovering after the martinez refining company burst into flames this afternoon. at this hour, one person remains in the hospital under supervision. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. and abc seven news reporter anser hassan has been monitoring the flames all day long and joins us live with an update. what can you tell us? >> yeah. dion. good evening. some good news. around 8:45 p.m, that shelter in place was45 p.m, lifted. fire officials gave an update about two hours ago. they say the fire is still burning, but that the situation has greatly improved. the sirens coming from the martinez refining company saturday evening were to warn residents to shelter in place. >> any smoke that burns any combustible element is going to be toxic at some point. we're trying to ascertain right now what exactly is in that stream of smoke. >> battalion chief bob atlas, with the contra costa county fire protection district, says around 1:40 p.m, they got their initial report of black smoke coming from the refinery that grew into a massive fire that prompted the sh

joseph martínez, un delantero que es el séptimo máximo goleador en la historia de la liga, campeón y de ahí pasa al real salt lake, donde en la primera parte de la temporada la rompe totalmente anotando 17 goles. después viene aquella suspensión donde bajó un poquito su rendimiento, pero aún así le alcanzó para ser el líder del real salt lake en toda la historia como goleador una temporada. y vamos a ver en la tabla lo que está armando el equipo de bruce arena, que es un ataque de ensueño, porque en la parte creativa ofensiva del mediocampo tenemos nada más y nada menos que al líder asistidor en la historia de la franquicia cristian espinoza y el flamante fichaje de la temporada pasada hernán lópez. y con estos 2 arriba es otra música con los cuales además pueden rotar esa parte, porque a hernán le gusta cambiar al centro. chicho puede venir por banda y creo que va a tener muchísima movilidad y me atrevería a decir hoy por hoy que los san jose earthquakes armaron a 1 de los mejores ataques de toda la liga. así como te imaginarás dayanna, hay mucha expectativa de parte de la comunidad

massive fire at the martinez refinery. this is not another flare up.quality as the fire continues to buburn. a huge protest in the south bay taking aim at president trump. plus, a stormy weekend in the bay area. we've got your updated timeline of the rainolling through. the news at six starts right now. thank you so much for being with us. i'm garvin thomas and i'm gia vang. people near the martinez refinery are being told to stay indoors as that fire continues to burn there now. the flames broke out just before 2:00, triggering a health advisory that eventually

martínez ya tenía 3 órdenes de arresto y se le encontró también con un permiso de conducir robado.os de edad, además de utilizar a un menor para crear pornografía infantil, posesión de pornografía infantil, amenazas criminales y agresión. estos son los cargos. Él está detenido y será sentenciado el tres de marzo y pudiera enfrentar una pena de hasta 80 años a cadena perpetua por abusar sexualmente de la hija de 8 años de la mujer que era su pareja. vamos a una pausa y al regresar le informaremos que se reporta un aumento en los casos de violencia doméstica. y es que las víctimas asegun que los agresores las amenazan con deportarlas ante la agencia ice. sepa que existe ayuda. tendremos toda la información. si tienes un número itin y no sabes si es válido o si tienes que renovarlo, te voy a explicar qué es lo que debes hacer. y en el tiempo las temperaturas ya no van a estar tan frías. pero se van a estar tan frías. pero se acerca lluvia para el fin ♪♪ ♪♪ los sueños comienzan aquí. bienvenidos al goodnight club. para todos los que están triunfando a lo grande ...¿no debería tu servic

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez looks at the big picture. >> what do we do? stand up. fight back. >> students and staff at sonoma state university rallied in frustration over dramatic budget cuts. what was supposed to be an in-person town hall on thursday was changed to a virtual one. >> doctor emily cutrer. >> this week, the california state university board of trustees and its committees addressed proposed reductions that would impact all 23 campuses. >> sonoma was just the first that's made the headlines. you're going to hear a lot more of these stories across the state. >> with the governor's budget proposal, the csu system faces a nearly 8% cut to its general fund. that's $375 million of state support. in a presentation, the finance committee addressed how csu's have already tightened their belt. >> 1430 course sections were eliminated in just one year by seven universities. between fall 23 and fall 24. >> interim president of sonoma state emily cutrer said two cuts have the greatest impact. the first is the elimination of 23 degree programs. >> the most controver

lauren martinez abc seven news. >> if you're heading for the snow in the sierra. traffic is moving smoothly tonight, as you can see from the live camera here, eastbound trucks are being screened at applegate on highway 80. drivers. you got to carry those chains, though. westbound truck drivers are being screened five miles west of reno. chains are required on all vehicles on highway 50 from twin bridges to meyers in el dorado county. don't forget you can track the rain throughout the weekend with the abc seven bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and use the same live doppler seven radar our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it now. >> developing news out of philadelphia, where a medical transport plane crashed into a neighborhood. there was fiery aftermath scenes with homes and cars and flames. we know six people were on board, including a pediatric patient. the plane was heading to missouri, then to mexico. reporter josh einiger has the update from the scene. >> on this rainy night. an apocalyptic s

abc seven news reporter lauren martinez looks at the big picture. >> what do we do? stand up. fight back. >> students and staff at sonoma state university rallied in frustration over dramatic budget cuts. what was supposed to be an in-person town hall on thursday was changed to a virtual one. >> doctor emily cutrer. >> this week, the california state university board of trustees and its committees addressed proposed reductions that would impact all 23 campuses. >> sonoma was just the first that's made the headlines. you're going to hear a lot more of these stories across the state. >> with the governor's budget proposal, the csu system faces a nearly 8% cut to its general fund. that's $375 million of state support. in a presentation, the finance committee addressed how csu's have already tightened their belt. >> 1430 course sections were eliminated in just one year by seven universities. between fall 23 and fall 24. >> interim president of sonoma state emily cutrer said two cuts have the greatest impact. the first is the elimination of 23 degree programs. >> the most controver

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> happening tomorrow. neighbors in the east bay will have a chance to weigh in on a plutonium plan. that's raising some concerns. the federal government may expand the nuclear weapons research at the lawrence livermore national lab, which means storing more plutonium on the site. the laboratory complex on the eastern edge of livermore has run plutonium research since the 60s. some say expanded plutonium use is dangerous, especially at a lab that is so close to a major urban area. >> people are concerned about the potential health implications that might result from an accident, an intentional act. you know, god forbid, a terrorist attack or a disgruntled employee. >> in its statement, the government cites evolving international security concerns is one of the reasons behind its decision. there will be a virtual public comment for the community to weigh in. that's tomorrow night at 6 p.m. >> dramatic moments caught on camera. deputies raced to evacuate a 100 year old woman as a wildfire closes in. >> thieve

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> building a better bay area is our focus here at abc7 news. that means paying attention to the problems we face and the possible solutions to them. tonight, we're tracking three plans to tackle some of san francisco's biggest challenges. first up, there was a big rally outside of san francisco city hall right before mayor daniel lurie's fentanyl ordinance cleared its first hurdle today. it made it through a board of supervisors committee and is expected to be put before the full board for a vote next tuesday. fentanyl state of emergency proposal seeks to make it much easier to address the opioid epidemic and homelessness. it would also allow for funding contributions from private donors. >> san francisco is also considering a solution to empty storefronts by making it easier for chain stores to move in. currently, the process can take upwards of two years. a new proposal would allow formula retail on a one mile stretch of van ness avenue between redwood street and broadway. >> these are the former auto showrooms, and so permitting formula reta

abc seven news reporter laura martinez spoke to bay area organizations trying to inform everyone aboutights. >> ice arrests are ramping up, and so are efforts to protect immigrant community members in the south bay. >> the reality of the matter is that i and my staff, we've been dealing with a lot. >> hui tran is the executive director of siren, a nonprofit that focuses on helping low income immigrants. these days, work is centered on know your rights information. >> requests for these presentations have ratcheted up immensely. >> catholic charities of santa clara county hosts similar workshops and are doubling the frequency. >> they empower attendees by teaching them about their legal rights during interaction with local law enforcement or immigration officers. >> robert lopez has been with catholic charities for roughly 30 years. >> many institutions, especially the education educational institutions, are scared, scared about their students. so that's one area that we're also trying to address. >> each story is different, each individual is different. and i feel at this time we can b

we're headed for 62 in concord and martinez and 64 in santa rosa. and this weather days with a cold morning start and temperatures reaching into the low 60s. here's the rain that we've been talking about coming in on friday. it's not looking like a really significant storm system. it will bring us some scattered showers off and on as it moves through, but the north bay could see the highest rainfall totals. and there's the possibility that between friday and sunday we may see some of these areas shaded in red, picking up on about 1 to 2in of rainfall, and it may be much heavier farther to the north. but san jose, we're barely going to get anything here. maybe a few hundredths of an inch of rain. we'll be watching that as we go throughout the week, but looking at our 7-day forecast, we are mostly sunny in the forecast through thursday. and mike, you're still tracking a crash on the bay bridge. yeah, i'm watching some flashing lights. look at this shot here from emeryville folks. you can see, oh, just at the edge of the screen. so it's been slowly mov

hercules and martinez. weather through walnut creek and then throughout san francisco in the east bay. not much going on into the south bay either. temperatures are much warmer. 52 right now in sonoma, 53 in danville with 54 in san jose. and as we look outside, very light rain out there. so light to moderate rain this morning, it gets going through about 10:00. and then from about 1030 to at least 130, we're looking at soaking rain, windy conditions. we get a break for much of the bay area after about 3 or 4:00, except the north bay where it will still be raining, and then looking at sunday, some more scattered showers and a much colder system. that's what we need for the snowpack late monday into tuesday. a winter weather advisory now and high snow levels above 6500ft. so here's a look at 9:00. you'll notice still some light rain, the heaviest rain up to the north. and then it begins to shift to the south. so 11:00 you can see the pockets of yellow. it continues to push on through throughout the afternoon.

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> building a better bay area is our focus here at abc7 news.t means paying attention to the problem we face and the possible solutions to them. tonight, we're tracking three plans to tackle some of san francisco's biggest challenges. first up, there was a big rally outside of san francisco city hall right before mayor daniel lurie's fentanyl ordinance cleared its first hurdle today. it made it through a board of supervisors committee and is expected to be put before the full board for a vote next tuesday. fentanyl state of emergency proposal seeks to make it much easier to address the opioid epidemic and homelessness. it would also allow for funding contributions from private donors. >> san francisco is also considering a solution to empty storefronts by making it easier for chain stores to move in. currently, the process can take upwards of two years. a new proposal would allow formula retail on a one mile stretch of van ness avenue between redwood street and broadway. >> these are the former auto showrooms, and so permitting formula retail al

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> happening tomorrow. neighbors in the east bay will have a chance to weigh in on a plutonium plan. that's raising some concerns. the federal government may expand the nuclear weapons research at the lawrence livermore national lab, which means storing more plutonium on the site. the laboratory complex on the eastern edge of livermore has run plutonium research since the 60s. some say expanded plutonium use is dangerous, especially at a lab that is so close to a major urban area. >> people are concerned about the potential health implications that might result from an accident, an intentional act. you know, god forbid, a terrorist attack or a disgruntled employee. >> in its statement, the government cites evolving international security concerns is one of the reasons behind its decision. there will be a virtual public comment for the community to weigh in. that's tomorrow night at 6 p.m. >> dramatic moments caught on camera. deputies raced to evacuate a 100 year old woman as a wildfire closes in. >> thieve

abc seven news reporter laura martinez spoke to bay area organizations trying to inform everyone about their rights. >> ice arrests are ramping up, and so are efforts to protect immigrant community members in the south bay. >> the reality of the matter is that i and my staff, we've been dealing with a lot. >> hui tran is the executive director of siren, a nonprofit that focuses on helping low income immigrants. these days, work is centered on know your rights information. >> requests for these presentations have ratcheted up immensely. >> catholic charities of santa clara county hosts similar workshops and are doubling the frequency. >> they empower attendees by teaching them about their legal rights during interaction with local law enforcement or immigration officers. >> robert lopez has been with catholic charities for roughly 30 years. >> many institutions, especially the education educational institutions, are scared, scared about their students. so that's one area that we're also trying to address. >> each story is different, each individual is different. and i feel at this time

lauren martinez abc seven news. >> if you're heading for the snow in the sierra.ffic is moving smoothly tonight, as you can see from the live camera here, eastbound trucks are being screened at applegate on highway 80. drivers. you got to carry those chains, though. westbound truck drivers are being screened five miles west of reno. chains are required on all vehicles on highway 50 from twin bridges to meyers in el dorado county. don't forget you can track the rain throughout the weekend with the abc seven bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and use the same live doppler seven radar our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it now. >> developing news out of philadelphia, where a medical transport plane crashed into a neighborhood. there was fiery aftermath scenes with homes and cars and flames. we know six people were on board, including a pediatric patient. the plane was heading to missouri, then to mexico. reporter josh einiger has the update from the scene. >> on this rainy night. an apocalyptic scene

here's abc seven news reporter lauren martinez.porter on a cold and misty. >> friday night, the santa cruz wharf is still lively. upstairs at a wine bar called vino by the sea. the band summit soul performs. >> further down. it's a little bit closed off, but down here there's a lot of action. >> the wharf is cut off here, just past dark narrows. on december 23rd, the end of the wharf, then under construction, collapsed into the ocean. 20 businesses and restaurants on the wharf were closed for nearly two weeks during christmas and new year's on january 4th. the wharf reopened. this couple from morgan hill is glad to show support. >> for the community and all the people and yeah, yeah, i mean, there's just a lot of history here. >> a historic and family owned shop on the wharf is marini's candies. >> we have our house made fudge. we have world famous bacon. that's all made here. >> since 1915. four generations have been making sweets. >> a lot of people have a lot of love. and, like. >> childhood memories that still stick with them a

chances in the game for both sides with few and far between but lisandro martinez was helped by a prettygave united the lead. fulham remain in 10th place while united move up to 12th. the manchester united manager ruben amorim joked that his 40th birthday, which comes on monday, feels more like his 50th birthday after just a couple of months at the club. at the feeling of winning, i know that there is not — you cannot see a great improvement on the team, and that is a fact. so, i do not pay attention to criticism from outside. but in the moment, i think it is a little bit fair, so i can deal with that normality. but to win, help us to improve. much more calm first half. second half, yes. the game did not start so, so well, and of course after that, the goal was much more with the lack of composure in some moments and a bit of rushing, as you said, but it is part of the game and sometimes the players are inside, even if you try to give them the feedback to be more calm and sometimes it is not so easy. brentford won an away match for only the second time this season. a 2—1victory at london

and pedro martinez, the chicago public school administrator said this. listen here. >> we had individuals coming to one of the schools that presented credentials that are -- that -- and shared they were from i.c.e. and so our staff followed the protocols. we were very clear with them. we've been training our principals, our security guards, any front office staff to make sure that making sure they know we are not to share any information with anybody from the immigration department or i.c.e. >> john: not only did the ceo of chicago public schools pass off misinformation about u.s. secret service agents who were interpreted to be i.c.e., but listen to what jb pritzker, the governor said after that. [reading quote on the screen] >> to be clear again, these were secret service agents running down a threat made on tik tok, and they were not i.c.e. agents, and i.c.e. never went near the school, and what do you say to pedro martinez and the governor of i illinois that appear to be selling fear. >> he lied. he knew it was secret service agents and i talked to t

the same thing following a march through atlanta and martinez, along with five other students, don caps and black, a street that stretched from the georgia state university campus to the state capitol as the students were arrested, crowds chanted, no papers, no fear, no, no fear. immigrants are marching here. and education, not segregation. we're going to watch a little a short of that of. activists. who are. going to be here. the damage to tell you that i'm done i'm done of being afraid, done not knowing what's going to happen. i am done today. i'm here to tell the world i am undocumented, that i am and i'm not afraid. i'm not. that that's under attack. what do i. i think that my life would be going back back. and i felt. like so far that. day and i that from this moment on there more african-americans and more girls who were involved in the civil rights story will begin to throw their around the issue of immigration in my humble opinion, it is the civil rights issue of 21st century. the only thing that we have is ourselves. so we have to put ourselves out in the front lines and take d