nos reportaron la supuesta presencia de ice en los alrededores de mission high school y aunque al llegarron que sí fue visto en las cercanías, pero no se ha realizado ningún arresto. el distrito escolar de san francisco descartó que la actividad policial de ice se haya dado dentro de mission high school, por lo que incluso la red de respuesta rápida llama a la calma. normalmente, cuando se encuentra ice una persona es porque están buscando directamente a esa persona. entonces es importante no tener tanto miedo. y es que el nerviosismo creció luego de que se confirmara la presencia de la patrulla fronteriza en bakersfield, valle central, pues además de los reportes de san josé y san francisco, se recibieron avisos en alameda y hasta la policía de hayward se vio obligada a desmentir los rumores de operativos de ice en esa ciudad. todo se trató, en este caso de un operativo por actividades de droga. gracias dayanna. ahora queremos explicarle las funciones de por lo menos 2 de estas agencias migratorias la patrulla fronteriza y la agencia ice, están encargadas de aplicar las leyes migratoria

he graduated from mission high school in the city. he was a self-taught chef who won a james beard award in 2005. he also published two books on vietnamese cooking. in a statement, phan's family said he died of cardiac arrest. charles phan was 62 years old. chef michael mina says he was a trailblazer. and with us tonight, another acclaimed chef, chris cosentino, who knew charles phan well. chris, thanks for being with us. as you know, we have plenty of great chefs here in the bay area and in san francisco. what made charles so special? i think what was really special about charles is he never followed a trend. he set his own trend when he started slanted door and valencia street. he started by cooking his mother's food and continued to do that through his entire career, buying locally, supporting not only the farmers and the ranchers, but all the other chefs and his peers in the community. i mean, he was loved by everyone. this is not only a sad day for san francisco. this is a sad day for the culinary world around a really well said.

he graduated from mission high school and was a self-taught chef who won a james beard award in 2005 and published two books on vietnamese cooking. phan was 62, in san francisco. sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. it is a huge loss. up next. they all want the job. alameda county holds its live public interview for the seven people running to be the interim county da. we're going to tell you more about each of those candidates. also, the latest court twist for the man charged in the murder of legendary rapper from the bay area, tupac. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. 55, in san jose right now. and colder. 40s on the way. we'll take a look at a freeze warning and frost advisories, and we'll also get you some updated looks at some rain chances this weekend. i'll see you back here in a few minutes. we're covering the snow emergency in the south paralyzing cities and shutting down airports. plus, will president trump's embrace of crypto passed the ethics test? what he possibly gains by selling so-called meme coins when we? rest of pamela price's term as d.a. after she was recalled.

los reportes indicaron su presencia cerca de mission high school en el área de la misión.os directamente con la escuela y ellos confirmaron que sí. ice fue visto en las cercanías, pero no se ha realizado ningún arresto. tampoco hubo operativos en el lugar. por su parte, el distrito escolar de san francisco hizo un llamado a la calma y descartó actividad policial dentro de la escuela. cabe mencionar que alertas infundadas también fueron reportadas en alameda y hayward. todo esto se produce como veíamos luego de los reportes de recientes operativos en bakersfield. sin embargo, las autoridades locales aseguran que no hay motivo para temer. pero ahora le pregunto. usted conoce la diferencia entre ice y la patrulla fronteriza? en nuestra edición de las 18:00 de la tarde, flavio lacayo nos explica en detalle las funciones de cada una, incluyendo sus uniformes. esto es importante para que usted sepa cómo diferenciarlos y también los vehículos en los que ellos patrullan. insistimos, lo más importante siempre es mantener la calma. y recuerde que usted tiene herramientas. por ejempl

local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games.the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >>> . >> san francisco has always been very diverse, very progressive and not only open in other ways but music as well. musicians always want to try to find something new to play and if they are thinking about playing something new or different. i'm the product of the san francisco schools. i started when i was 10. i joined the band and that was the most interesting instrument to play. and you have to be able to put yourselves in different situations. that's what made me better. if you do with two or three ingredients, that makes it pretty boring. most people know me for playing with carlos santana, touring the world all over the place. phenomenal place with music and also being around him you ha

division and we have members of ems that are voluntarily going out there and educating the public mission high school fire, ems this was in the fall of 2024. again, you can see here in the pictures we have a student on the top left hand corner trying on our turnout uniforms. we're also talking about safety firefighter survival. there's a student in the middle top middle picture with the circular saw. so we're definitely talking safety there and the kind of equipment that we use at actual incidences. i think the shock is mostly the weight of it and then how do you control it when it's actually on? they didn't turn it on just you know, hashem anderson on the right is showing pressure coming out of a hose. i know commissioner frazier we did this together at our five inch hose drill. thank you for coming to that. we put commissioner frazier on the hose as well and you can see a picture there of the entire group and practicing person at the nozzle and a backup person behind them. health and safety this is battalion chief matt alber. >> he's been working on it in nutrition study orientation. this actually

local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games.alry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> my name is andrew england the owner and collector at real old paper. i'm a native to the bay areaismt grew up in oakland, spent high school years here and lived in hawaii about 10 years. moved back shortly. been in san francisco proper now for about 8 years. when i realized i wasn't a dealer anymore in san francisco, i found openings and decided to opening my own store in north beach in 2016. north beach was a great place to start. i got a neighborhood feel from it. i got involved in the community, but as far as business turnover, fisherman's wharf is 2 fold, 3 fold because there are so many more people here. we have been here going on 3 and a half years. i started as a hobbyist. i started collecting

. >> reporter: david wittman is a high school science teacher on a mission. >> i want to save home.s assembling a system that snaps into backyard pools. this is the fire engine, this is the firefighter and the pool is the hydrant? >> yeah. perfect. everyone is lining, it's just a pool. not anymore it's not. it's a neighborhood defense system. all those pools. how many times have we seen neighborhoods wiped out, obliterated, and there is pool after pool after pool after pool. >> reporter: he says he is trying to build systems so people don't have to stay behind to protect their homes. the best thing is no one is in danger? >> no one is in jeopardy. >> reporter: he says david's little engine that could saved his home in the palisades. his son posting the tests before the fire and the aftermath. >> if this wasn't soaking for five hours, the fire would have lit up and burned everything. >> reporter: as for patents or whether others my copy his product. >> if i can educate people to make these themselves, great. >> reporter: for now, the teacher happy to show the world what a simple solu

and high school students san jose take to the streets protesting a crackdown immigration. more on their mission to protect neighbors. ice agents. and president trump's funding freeze could further enhance the housing crisis. in the bay area housing advocates are now saying. news at 5. well, good wednesday morning waking up with in early kron morning news or on january. 29th. i'm reyna harvey. >> that today's world coal to wake up to and i'm wondering today in feel as cold job, but i'm sure it was. good morning. hey, yeah, you're right. rain and not quite as cold this morning. so we are seeing temperatures out there that are still chilly, but not as cold as the past couple of mornings have been. we'll take that little bit more mild of a change looking outside at sea trout hour towards the golden gate bridge. you can see that skies are clear enough to see the golden gate. but we do have some low stratus this morning that shielding us from a little bit of heat loss overnight and us a little bit less of a cold start. we do have some fog up around santa rosa down to novato. so do watch that. most of

high school classmate. general richard excuse me -- excuse me cavaso first lieutenant from korea for a deadly mission in enemytory eventually he was ordered to retreat. but hetu stayed -- he stayed rescuing soldiers one by one -- until every one of them was evacuated to serve three decades in the army becoming the first the country first hispanic four star general. and captain nelson citadel graduate h helicopter pilot he s 28 years old when he and his crew were shot down in vietnam. his men trapped in the wreckage then unit began to attack and used a body as a shield to protect them. cost him dearly, it cost him his life commanding officer called it. the ultimate act of self-sacrifice which it was, and finally private first class ken david here with us today. 5 years ago in vietnam company ambushed by the enemy and killed instantly then ken himself was hit in the back with shrapnel. but he couldn't and wouldn't give up. instead he shouted and fired his weapon attacking -- through tension to him away from others. and away from the wounded men, imagine that courage. come get me -- come get me don't get those f

mission. what drove him to break decades of silence? those stories right now on matter of fact. it's the time of year when high school seniors learn whether they've been accepted to the college of their choice. but for many, college has simply become unaffordable. in the last 20 years, the cost of tuition and fees has increased by about 140%. more than three years ago, we told you about a new scholarship program called hope chicago. it was founded by wealthy businessman peter kadens and ted koenig. since then, with help from donors and businesses, hope chicago has raised more than $75 million to send students from five chicago public high schools to college tuition free. and in a twist, a parent to. our correspondent jess gomez, traveled to chicago to check back in. so make sure you keep your sweater on in classroom, okay? the routine is hectic, but the body gets used to it. you have to move fast to keep up with the melgarejo family. my brain is thinking, what's the next thing i have to do? what's next? what's next? on this snowy day in chicago's pilsen neighborhood, is school drop off for seven year old rosie and 16

high school. what have they got right lately? go back to what your missionr people -- not the c.i.a., but go find someone like john ratcliffe to stop stuff in the u.s. john's job is outside the u.s. find someone to stop stuff inside the u.s. but not somebody like jim comey. he admitted he would have treated barack obama differently from the way he treated donald trump. that is not what you want in an f.b.i. director. >> dana: right. don't ask trey gowdy. he isn't saying the c.i.a. should investigate terrorism inside the united states. you were a smart guy, trey gowdy. i think you are great and love seeing you this morning. have a great day. see you later. >> bill: breaking news from the hill. pam bondi now on her way to becoming the next attorney general voted out of committee favorably 12-ten the vote. she picked up one democrat, right? i guess we could argue that. maybe more along the way. stand by for more coming up on that. chairman grassley is allowing the rest of the senators to make comments inside that hearing room. speaking of hearings, 18 minutes a

and son, bill and will pickett, and their mission to develop filipino american baseball players through the philippines baseball group. now you're seeing high school players on an excited road to the filipino world series that's going to take place every year in southern california. hard to 90. hard 92 home hopes to motivate more bay area athletes to play baseball, while also discovering deeper cultural experience. being able to travel, you know. you know, traveling around the states is fun, but if you're able to go with your family, representing your family and their culture and where they've come from with the philippines, you know, it just there was so much joy from from the players that went and the families that went. now sign up, start as soon as next month. the documentary is screening tomorrow from 2 to 5. this is at bannan theater over at saint ignatius college prep in san francisco. all right. a little too early for spring training just yet. so cold out there right now. it felt like spring yesterday. this weekend it's going to be. yes. it was so lovely this weekend. we're back to winter, where we should be. so let's get you a check. gett

mission. it's a dog man, an animated feature. is this up. >> in the east bay high schooldents in san pablo can now apply for a scholarship program. it's a pilot program that aims to empower san pablo youth under the age of 24 with resources to succeed in higher education and vocational training. it's funded by the city's general fund. it is available to city res dents and the deadline to apply is april 15th. >> well, today marks national hot chocolate day, which is a celebration of the beloved winter beverage, not even winter. and the year is great for hot cocoa, right? you know, i just said hot cocoa. it's national hot chocolate date. there's actually a difference. hot cocoa, as we're being told, is purely made from cocoa powder like swiss miss or whatever other cocoa powder you prefer. while hot chocolate is made from melting ground chocolate with cocoa butter giving you that rich vicar melted chocolate type. can sister is on mini marshmallows in it? i don't care game either was fine with you if you like it when they put a little of that cayenne pepper in yeah. sometime

. >> high school students take to the streets protesting a crackdown on immigration. their message of community pride and mission to protect neighbors from ice agents. and alameda county has a new top prosecutor. county leaders making their final pick for district attorney tonight. >> good evening. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. alameda county has a district attorney tonight. county supervisors have chosen judge ursula jones dixon to fill the seat. and this comes just 3 months after voters recalled pamela price. kron 4 sarah stinson has more on the vote from oakland. >> alameda county superior judge ursula jones dixon now holds a new title district attorney. it has happened you know, sounds crazy, but this is good work and i can touch more people jones dixon beat out 6 other finalists for the job after a lengthy interview in voting process by the board of supervisors. the moment the final vote was tallied tuesday night. several families of murder victims cried. tears of relief. that includes the widow of slain kron. 4 security guard kevin ishida. i feel very

high school. the ones who died. the chp is still investigating what led to the crash. >> in san francisco, 2 cars got into a next the accident in the mission district. this was on valencia street and 26th street near do for a club. one car actually collided into a building. san francisco police say both drivers only had minor injuries, though. >> san francisco police are warning folks about a recent scam that targets the city's chinese community. they're calling it the blessing scam. it involves suspects who speak. chinese language is telling victims they can provide really from cursor illness affecting family members. police say they tell victims to put money and valuables into a bag. the scammers then switch out the valuables until the victim's to open the bag at a later date to be blessed. according to officers roughly $375,000 in valuables have been stolen in recent months because of this. police say the people on your screen are some of the suspects. >> police reinforcements are coming to the city of antioch, the oakley police department is going to provide additional help following a vote from their city council. neighbors helping ne

high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission unknowingly laying the foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's trajectory with the sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely with the tenderloin task force. if you've ever heard tony reminisce about those days about the high stakes busts and the intense operations, you'll quickly understand why he refers to this time in the tenderloin as the greatest job ever where i lost my place. here we go. his dedication and passion for the job were evident even in the toughest of times and it's no surprise that he was a natural leader. in 2001, tony's career reached another milestone when he was promoted to inspector and assigned to domestic violence response unit now known as the special victims unitg■s or svu. here tony truly found his calling. for 24 years he has been the backbone of a cr

mission. and what a frank admission that was so strong statement that the western legacy media more than likely will they know. these are truly some uncertain and troublesome time to be a high school graduates in ukraine, not for the idea of lowering the mobilization age to include those of 18 years of age and older has been out for months now, especially specifically, peddled hard by the previous american administration, but it has been on the list of the talking points of the from team to and now coupled with what they hear, what all these youngsters of ukraine here from zelinski himself. that in fact, it is not enough that those who are being drafted on the streets are not enough to fix the front line right now. well this, it does not sound optimistic a tool for the younger generation of the ukrainians, and coupled with things like well, for instance, the general collapse of the ukrainian army on the front lines. well, it is unclear as to how ukraine is supposed to band a aid, the disastrous situation in the trenches. i mean, on monday reports, and that the head of the ukrainian defense intelligence suggested that it without fresh blood in the trenches. well, the very existence

high school classmate. general richard -- excuse me -- cavazos. a young first lieutenant in korea. richard led his men through a difficult, deadly mission eventually, he was ordered to retreat, but he stayed. he stayed, rescuing wounded soldiers one by one, until everyone of of them was evacuated. richard went on to serve for three decades in the army, becoming the country's first hispanic four-star general. captain hugh nelson, helicopter pilot, and a proud young father. he was just 28 years old when he and his crew were shot down in vietnam. he freed his men who were trapped in the wreckage and as they began to attack him he used his body as a shield to protect them. it cost him dearly. it cost him his life. he his commanding officer callet the ultimate act of self-sacrifice, which it was. and finally, private first class ken david, who is here with us today. nearly 55 years ago in be vietnam his unit was ambushed by the enemy. killed instantly. ken was hit in the back with shrapnel but he wouldn't give up. instead, he shouted and fired his weapon to attract attention to him come away from others. and away from the wounded men. imagin

high school classmate, general richard. excuse me, excuse me. cavazos, a young first lieutenant in korea, richard led his men through a difficult and deadly missiony territory. eventually, he was ordered to retreat. but he stayed. he stayed, rescuing wounded soldiers one by one until every one of them was evacuated. richard went on to serve for three decades in the army, becoming the first the country's first hispanic four star general, and captain hugh nelson, citadel graduate, helicopter pilot and a proud young father. he was just 28 years old when he and his crew were shot down in vietnam. you freed his men who were trapped in the wreckage. then, as the enemy began to attack, he used his body to shield to protect them. it cost him dearly. it cost him his life. he was commanding officer, called it the ultimate act of self-sacrifice, which it was. and finally, private first class ken david, who was here with us today nearly 55 years ago in vietnam, his company was ambushed by the enemy. ken's lieutenant was killed instantly. then ken himself was hit in the back with shrapnel. but he couldn't and wouldn't give up. instead, he shouted and fired hi

mission. >> thank you, for the record that army officer was captain kristin greist. one of the first ranger school graduates. one final point they need to be objected, gender neutral and high. the demands are, in fact, very high. the current physical fitness test for the army has a minimum two mile run of 22 miles. run. i want the reporters to know i put run in air quotes. 22 miles at two miles is not running. it may be jogging, probably walking fast. let's move on. you have a big 22 minutes. we've got a big audience here. many of them seem to be patriotic supporters of you, mr. hegseth. some seem to be liberal critics of you. i note it is only the liberal critics that have disrupted this hearing. as was my custom during the biden administration, i want to give you a chance to respond to what they said about you. the first one accused you of being a christian zionist. i don't know that is a bad thing. the jewish people deserve a homeland is a zionist in the ancient holy land where they lived since the dawn of history. do you consider yourself a christian zionist. >> i am a christian and support the state of israel and its defense and the way america comes alongside them. >

mission. >> and for the record that officer captain kristin army first female infantry officer with the first female ranger school graduates the need to be generally neutral and objective highecause the demand are in fact high in the current physical fitness test of the army has a minimum 2-mile run the 22 miles run. and with the reporters who knelt benefiting rhonda near post because 22 miles at two models is not running a baby jogging probably walking fast so let's move on. we have 22 minutes. we've a big financier patriotic supporters of you pete hegseth seem to be liberal critics and i know that it's only liberal critics who have district at hearing and as my custom, during the biden administration, give you a chance to respond. i think the first one accused you of being a christian and not really sure what that is predict but not christian and the jewish people deserve a homeland and the into holy land since the dawn of history do you consider yourself a. >> will i support christian support is americans have ever by the way, the chinese communist front these days and said you support israel's war in gaza and i support israel's potential war in gaza and i assume like yo